Forget The Doctor, Go Fetch A Priest

also no one says it but the punchline of "trans inclusive misogyny" is almost always the implicit assumption that transfeminine people do not actually experience misogyny in our day-to-day life. thats why its considered humorous and acceptable to do, rather than just being. misogyny against women.

living with unmedicated ADHD is basically like if Zeno's paradox were real

bro is still trying to convince everyone he's a boy when he's a thinker 7 😂 sorry bro you had a girl trigger and got a girl power you gotta put on the maid dress those are the rules

"let's talk exclusively about crimes in which the suspect is black" was literally what bill o'reilly was doing on fox news when i was in elementary school 20+ years ago, and it was as tired and obvious then as it was back when the nazis were doing it about jews in the 30s, and now trans-men's-rights activists on tumblr are announcing "hey, anyone who would like to describe real or imagined sex crimes exclusively by trans women please form a line for the hate megaphone" like they think they just came up with something new

aw, you poor little guy, did the "women YOU'RE allowed to abuse" start talking to each other? you had to put them back in their place? eat shit & die

making friends w a hawkgirl and a vipergirl who don't know each other + creating a group dm w just the three of us and sending them every pic i see of a bird and a snake fighting just 2 see what happens

I just got fired

smh why is there no britts-galaxy-brain that harasses exclusively trans men instead of trans women... tch, just another example of transmasc invisibility

imagine an angel standing composed and smiling politely but her wings are cartoonishly nervously fidgeting with each other behind her back

always thinking about how Mass Effect is virtually alone in getting it right by not capitalising species names. asari and krogan not Asari and Krogan. we don't say Koalas and Mantis Shrimp and Common Octopus why would we say Klingon and Goa'uld and Mandalorian? is it because there is a tendency among scifi writers and readers to conceptualise sapient extraterrestrials more as other cultures than other species? so when we write them out we treat them like Romans and Germans and Aztecs rather than monkeys and badgers and ferrets? what do we learn about humanity (Humanity?) from that? anyway thank you Mass Effect for giving me another minor thing to obsess over

It's also one of the only sci-fi properties I know of that doesn't just name species after their home planets. Asari come from Thessia, but they are not called thessians or something.