✴ Onward and Upward ✴

Midoriya voice: im going to become a beautiful pork cutlet bowl

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I mean, apparently Buttercup just sticks her hand to things to pick them up (S03E29 Criss Cross Crisis)

And in Oops, I Did it Again (s06E04B) the girls, when made without Chemical X, come out “normal” and do have fingers, feet, noses, and normal faces.

So like…when everyone in the show calls them “bug-eyed freaks,” “pumpkin heads,” etc, they legit mean the girls have big round heads, giant eyeballs, and stump limbs.

at first i thought maybe they could have tiny hooks at the end of the stumps that would snag onto surfaces, similar to cats tongues ( and yeah alright spiderman ) but the issue is that they probably wouldnt be effective for smoother surfaces

they could also have wrinkled pads like geckos feet that could cling to smoother things no problem, but then the problem is maintaining enough suction to actually lift and carry an object

i fear the solution may be something even Worse

I knew I was uncomfortable w being a girl and I knew I was uncomfortable w my body, it’s just that in the beginning I didn’t rlly connect those. Especially since Im chubby and I thought my dislike of my body was dysmorphia. But after I started liking my weight I realized that I hated my hips and breasts and soft face

After my friends started calling me he/him more often I realized just how completely horrible being called she/her was. It still makes me almost nauseous every time someone misgenders me

It felt similar to recently when I graduated high school, when I was in school I just saw it as a general annoyance, but once I was out and was thinking back on it I realized just how fucked up and miserable it made me

Point is, all that took abt a year. It took me a year after I knew I was trans to realize what I was feeling all along was dysphoria.

Also, anytime dysphoria is portrayed in media, it’s portrayed as constantly agonizing and painfully present at all times. nd for some ppl it is like that, but foe some it’s no where close to that, making them think they don’t have dysphoria at all