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VAMPITSM'S PERSONAL BLOG
hey! im quinn. bossvamp if you will
i’m a transsexual black genderqueer 19yr old who uses he/vamp pronouns. i talk about whatever i want on here. you may know me from @vampitsm, as it’s my mogai account!
more about me and my pronouns page
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i recently finished “the hundred years’ war on palestine” by rashid khalidi. this book has been praised to high end and recommended by the thousands. but for me specifically, it was a true entry point in my interest in history, politics, and world events. i’ve been culturally aware of palestine for awhile now, but i wanted to know truly how the zionism project treated palestine from its inception until now. i got that here. i still don’t really know what to say about my thoughts about the book. it’s stuck with me since i finished it and i still can’t really properly put into the words how inspiring, incredible, yet frustrating and tragic rashid khalidi presents here. i’ll leave my goodreads review below though, it might help explain my thoughts
“This book isn’t a recommendation, it’s a demand. Everyone needs to know the history of Palestine, from its inception to the modern day. The wars the Palestinians fought, being expelled from their indigenous land, killed, ethnically cleansed, and attempted erasure. I cried at the ending of Rashid Khalidi’s “The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine.” Khalid not only left me with a sense of hope for the future of decolonization in Palestine, but the end to the senseless control the United States has on foreign policy. He outlines six key points in Palestines history. From 1917 to 2014, and even up until 2019 after those six events. He goes into extensive detail, incorporating his own family history and even experiences during 60s, 70s, and 80s. It’s truly a masterpiece of history, political sciences, and clarity on Palestine. Everyone needs to read this, especially in this climate.”
truly an awe inspiring piece of literature. i think everyone should read it to be fully conscious about how truly evil the israeli government is and how since it’s inception, zionism has been about displacing, colonizing, and removing the palestinian people off their land by force. as stated in the book, you can’t have zionism without colonization and the force removal of the indigenous population of palestine. not only that, but how integral the united states has been for israel and its evil actions since the 1960s, funding their wars, giving them weapons, money, and the freedom to take over palestine with no consequence. it’s a lot to impact, probably too much for one post, but i highly suggest everyone to read “the hundred years’ war on palestine” as soon as they can
i remembered the log in to this HAZZUAH
y'all see a fat transsexual genderqueer man and come up with the most BAFFLING shit to call us. like??? wtf does half this shit mean
my headcanon faceclaim for you is that you look like puppychan. pups gotta eat!
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so funny to me when girls use the term tranny to describe themselves. so close! you're actually a pooner.
We’re cleaning the windows and jimmy is enjoying the fresh air
yo i understand why niggas get addicted to opioids. like i got prescribed some after my surgery and it makes me feel insane and up in the clouds (and i literally can't tell if im sober or not) but i hate the way they make my body feel. like what the hell
Top Surgery
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LALALA!!
I hate the gymbro side of the internet because a lot of it is extremely toxic but I once saw a gymbro meme that was like “befriending the local trans guy so I can steal his testosterone” and I think that’s hilarious and a great plot idea for a movie. Deeply unhappy bigoted red pill meathead gym rat starts trying to befriend a trans man to steal his testosterone and ends up genuinely clicking with him and going on a journey of self discovery that either ends in the protag realizing he’s gay and in love with his friend or transitioning to a woman.
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i got a surgery wishlist up if anyone wants to check it out. please share if you can. can't really afford anything right now so any help would be appreciated
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"we're supposed to be united as a community" as soon as trans mascs stop being (trans)mysoginists, ill be the first one on board. instead, they want to launch harassment campaigns against trans women that are too loud about feminism & revitalize the mra movement with a queer coat of paint. if thats what the community is meant to look like to you, the community can get fucked
the bad apples of the community don't represent all of us? there are terrible trans people (i.e: blaire white), but do they represent the desperate need for unification and solidarity? no. there are always going to be shitty figures in any type of good or bad community, so we need to leave them behind and move forward with unity
we also need to stop perpetuating that ALL transmascs are (trans)misogynists, because it's not all of us. we're a large community of many different diverse individuals and just because there are people who are, doesn't mean ALL of them hate trans women and/or transfems. a lot of us, including myself, stand with them in solidarity while recognizing the issues they face, and being respectful towards them
sometimes you have to recognize the shitty and awful people in communities and let them sulk in their miserable bigotry, while others with soul and compassion move forth into unification and solidarity, rather than hating our fellow trans people for simply identifying differently
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transmascs shouldn't die, actually
like the fundamental hating on transmascs and trying to create a war within our community is disgusting and awful. we're supposed to be united as a community, especially during a time where our existence is being erased, our rights being taken away, and more. while someone online is literally telling my fellow transmascs to die because they are simply transmascs, our rights are being taken and we're being wiped off the fucking map. what do people not understand that this is unnecessary infighting? that fighting amongst ourselves does fucking nothing? we need to be united not because of our differences in transitioning, but because we're all trans and people are trying to make us suffer simply because we're trans
