No offense to the droves of nsfw blogs reblogging this, but this was actually not meant to be a horny post. Let trans women exist in public spaces in their natural bodies without having to tuck or take other uncomfortable measures. I deserve to be able to wear tight clothes or go to the beach without having to be uncomfortable or in straight up pain from tucking just because some fragile cis people might think itās some kind of perverted sexual display if thereās any sign of a bulge. So again, girlbulge is a choice look and I really wish it was more normalized and not seen as something inherently sexual, because itās literally just how our bodies look in certain clothes.
got my first terf shitstain in the notes throwing a tantrum about this which is part of why i think itās so important to normalize it. people being driven to seething rage at the mere thought of having to see a little bump under someoneās clothing is not fucking healthy! trans people deserve better than to be treated that way! i should be able to safely wear what i want without having to worry that my body is gonna send someone into a complete fucking rage!
and cis women are also stigmatized for having a cameltoe, itās like women are expected to show no sighns of having genitalia while cis men can walk around in sweatpants bulge FULLY out
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Every single one of the 599 refugees the US admitted last month was a white South African, according to data the State Departmentās Bureau of Population released Friday.
In fact, so was every other refugee admitted this year. Since October 1, 2025, the US has accepted 6,668 refugees. Of those, 6,665 were white South Africans. Threeāadmitted last Novemberāwere from Afghanistan. No other refugees were admitted.
And this is only half the story. They are also revoking the legal status of existing immigrants granted protected status due to fleeing dangerous conditions in their home countriesā¦ and letās look at which countries they are:
Since Inauguration Day, more than 1.5 million immigrants have either lost or will lose their temporary legal status, including their work au
The older i get the more i understand why some people become obsessed with privacy, not because theyāre hiding something, but because being constantly perceived starts to feel spiritually exhausting.
Did you know that soda machines at restaurants and movie theaters spy on you? That most common new cars now record your sexual preferences and send it to the manufacturer (and also data about anyone who also gets in your car, walks by your car, and maybe happens to be within visual range of your car)? That grocery stores are trying to force customers to download an app to scan barcodes on shelves instead of putting up prices, so the app can scan the phone, decide how much that customer should be squeezed for, and adjust the price? That more and more innocent people are being sent to jail for crimes committed hundreds of miles away because an AI facial recognition algorithm spit their faces out and the cops didn't bother to do the most basic of checks?
I am not uptight about privacy because I'm hiding something. I'm uptight about it because the people who dismiss my right to privacy are dangerous to you and me and our families, personally, all the time.
No offense to the droves of nsfw blogs reblogging this, but this was actually not meant to be a horny post. Let trans women exist in public spaces in their natural bodies without having to tuck or take other uncomfortable measures. I deserve to be able to wear tight clothes or go to the beach without having to be uncomfortable or in straight up pain from tucking just because some fragile cis people might think itās some kind of perverted sexual display if thereās any sign of a bulge. So again, girlbulge is a choice look and I really wish it was more normalized and not seen as something inherently sexual, because itās literally just how our bodies look in certain clothes.
got my first terf shitstain in the notes throwing a tantrum about this which is part of why i think itās so important to normalize it. people being driven to seething rage at the mere thought of having to see a little bump under someoneās clothing is not fucking healthy! trans people deserve better than to be treated that way! i should be able to safely wear what i want without having to worry that my body is gonna send someone into a complete fucking rage!
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i don't think i'll ever form a solid opinion on starlin's jason because on one hand, starlin's writing has one of my favorite takes on jason. his characterization is incredibly compelling to me, especially when built on top of collins', barr's, and even moench's...but that's also like, my exact issue. starlin's jason is so fascinating, and it was completely unintentional, and DC did literally nothing with it.
i know people always bring up death of the author for this, and i agree, of course, but like i wish i didn't have to do that because it is so frustrating to me that starlin's jason, and post-crisis jason in general, had such brilliant bones and they barely did anything with him. yes he was good, but he could have been so much better if he was written with proper intention and consideration!!!!!!
starlin didn't want to write robin, let alone jason, and that is present in his writing even if you're ignoring his intended reading of the material. starlin wasn't interested in jason and didn't put much thought into him, therefore, we get to explore very little of jason as an individual. we rarely get to see his inner monologue, and when we do it's brief and basic; we don't see him by himself a lot, and when we do it's not really about him, it's about bruce, or the mission, or it's something that was shoved in with no internal context to make jason read as more annoying, because starlin really wanted to kill him.
the lack of inner monologue and interiority works in jason's favor, because it forces us to interpret his character based almost solely on his previous characterization and his then-current behavior, and that is what creates that unique portrayal of a child disillusioned by the system that i think is incredibly compellingābut that wasn't on purpose!!! the only reason we have the room to read it like that is starlin's such a shitty writer that he accidentally wrote a good character. since that characterization was accidental, there's a lack of emotional texture, and so many missed opportunities; those missed opportunities are so frustrating to me.
it becomes especially frustrating when you hold starlin's writing up next to other writers...moench's, for example. i think pre-crisis jason is brushed off way too often, but i do agree that his origin wasn't nearly as interesting as post-crisis jason's. it wasn't bad, but having another kid come from the circus was just never going to be particularly compellingāhe didn't have the best bones. what made pre-crisis jason an interesting character was how much thought was very clearly put into him by moench. there are definitely critiques you can make of moench's pre-crisis writing, but, in my opinion, jason's relationship with bruce, and jason's overall emotional depth and development, isn't really one of them.
throughout moench's run, jason has unique and identifiable motivations, beliefs, fears, thought patterns, etc, and more importantly, he has all those things, and they change and develop according to the story's progression. we're not just shown jason disobeying bruce, or acting a bit recklessly, and then told it's just because he's trying to prove himself as robin. we're given multiple reasons for his behavior, and even better, we get to see jason's actual thought process as he makes these choices. we see that it's not just pride, or immaturity, he's worried bruce will get hurt (or worse), or thinks being robin is the only way he can spend time with bruce, that robin is how he gets bruce to love him, that robin is what's expected of him, etc. he is very desperate for affection and attention, and he's terrified of being left alone or abandoned for a second time.
what's more, moench doesn't even stop there, we actually get to see when and how these beliefs and fears regarding bruce and robin formed. they don't come from nothing. we see the shift in jason's thinking from being upset because his new father is too busy to spend time with him, to wanting to be bruce's partner so they can go out at night together, to accidentally being called robināat first being slightly bothered by itāthen fully leaning into that and trying to prove himself as robin over and over and over again. i could on, but you get the point. moench's jason didn't exist in a vacuum, and whether or not you think his actions, reactions, feelings, etc are reasonable, i think moench does a great job at making sure they're understandable.
if i were to point to specific panels to compare the interest moench's vs starlin's writing takes in jason's character, i'd use ADITF and TEC #528. in ADITF, we see alfred tell bruce that jason has been crying in his room while looking over old pictures of his parents. in TEC #528 we get to actually see jason crying over old pictures of his parents, as well as what he's thinking while he does it. that's so irritating to me, like there was so much room for emotional texture there but starlin just refused to explore jason's character beyond the bare minimum, and so we don't get to see it.
the same thing is true when you compare starlin's writing to collins', or even barr's. collins' got to write 6 stories with jason and his post-crisis origin story, and he managed to give jason more interiority, development, and individuality than starlin did in twice as many issues, and starlin didn't have to establish an entirely new origin story!! collins' writing used the potential class commentary provided by jason's post-crisis origin, which not only created really great parallels with bruce, but took the whole concept of "robin is batman's hope", and extended it to "robin is the people's hope".
collins' jason was willing to give penguin another chance, while bruce couldn't believe him. he stole to survive, but went out on his own to stop crime because he thought it was wrong. this tells us so many things about jason, namely that jason may determine morality from the effects and context of one's actions, rather than the actions themselves, which is a really interesting philosophy to introduce in a batman story; i love that so much!! collins' jason wanted to help people, and that didn't come from bruce. also, when jason was upset with bruce, it wasn't treated by the narrative as something wrong or disappointing; it was written in a way that made jason's reactions understandable and sympathetic. you can feel what jason is feeling.
barr didn't have the same amount of room to explore jason's character as collins or starlin. his TEC run was the first real depiction of the dynamic duo with their new post-crisis backstories, ergo, his run was focused more on batman and robin, than bruce and jason...and he still managed to give jason more emotional depth and consideration than starlin!!!! he does a very similar thing to collins where jason is narratively positioned as the hope of crime alley, and he did manage to squeeze some real character work in for jason when possibleāTEC #571 is a really great example of this. we see jason's greatest fears, we see how he thinks, we see him go back and forth with himself, it's awesome. i love it. the fact barr managed to do that, and starlin didn't, is genuinely infuriating.
batman: the cult, the dumpster slasher trilogy, and batman #424-425 are some of my favorite jason stories ever. i think the concept of jason going into robin thinking he'd be able to help people like him, repeatedly being disappointed by the amount of change he actually makes, and gradually becoming a bit jaded is a really great build-up. batman: the cult serving as a breaking point, which leads to him spiraling further and further into self-destructiveness and disillusionment as he succeeds more at punishing offenders than preventing new victims, is really, really cool. except starlin didn't think about it that hard, so we didn't actually get to see any of that. i wanna see it!!!!! let me see!!!
i want to see how jason felt seeing so many people that were just like him, vulnerable and desperate, taken advantage of and used by a man as vessels for his own self-serving crusade. i want to see how he felt, as a child who spent months fending for himself on the street, watching as everyone brushed off the thousands of missing people just because they were homeless; how he felt when they suggested it might be a good thing. i want to know what was going on in jason's head when, after weeks of searching for him, he found bruce chained, broken, and drugged, just like he used to find catherine sick, feeble, and high. i want his perspective on everything, and i want the fallout. i want to see how that affected him, how that changed him, and how he spirals further and further as he sees the system fail again and again until he's looking over the railing of that balcony at felipe's body.
like i could literally go on forever about this there are so many things starlin could have done with jason's character. there was so much to explore with jason's unique perspective and moral framework. starlin had so much meat to sink his teeth into, and he literally refused to!! his writing creates the outline of such a brilliant character, adds such an interesting twist to his sense of justice, has such a thought-provoking depiction of a child with complex trauma, but since it was mostly accidental, that's all we get, the outline. the sketch isn't enough for me i want the line art and rendering!!! i want it soooo bad. i want to see jason's story, and i want to see jason's life, instead of just the role he played in bruce's. i want to see how collins' and barr's jason became starlin's, and i want to know him in the way i knew moench's jasonā
āand i'll never get it because they killed him and have spent the past four decades trying to convince us there was nothing there in the first place. i read the comics, i know there was something there. i see the bones you buried DC, and i will never get over them.
aaaah i just read something crawled out it was so good!!! canāt believe itās only 4 issues :ā) anyway i speedran it in like 3 hours bc it was awesome
the art was great and i LOVED the story. i really connected with it and i think it wove its themes in a very interesting way. it definitely had its flaws but overall it was so so so so so solid
anyway in conclusion something crawled out is a very cool horror comic and i highly recommend it
in 2026 letās start actually noticing and taking seriously the true scale and impact of jkrs transmisogyny and how sheās been funneling decades of royalties and ip owner cash directly into anti trans lobbying thats been making the uk hell while gradually worsening conditions elsewhere through impacting the zeitgeist
fuck jk rowling! stop supporting her. donāt buy the books, donāt watch the show, donāt get the game. stop funding transphobia. cis people need to decide if a few hours of entertainment is worth sacrificing the rights of trans people in the uk.
Please remember that "land back" does not mean "indigenous people are mystical elves with innate epigenetic wisdom of land stewardship and they don't belong in big cities," nor does it mean "non-indigenous people can't be farmers."
What it DOES mean is that "non-indigenous farmers should be paying the equivalent of property taxes to the native governments their land was stolen from."
It means, "there's a great deal of indigenous scholarship on sustainable agricultural practices that farmers should be taking into account, because indigenous agriculture was more advanced than European agriculture at the time Europe invaded the Americas and western agriculture *still* hasn't caught up in terms of figuring out how to produce equivalently high crop yields without compromising the ecosystem."
It means, "non-indigenous farmers should be in an intellectual discourse with indigenous agricultural scientists and indigenous peoples that still do traditional farming, figuring how to repair the damage western farming practices have done to the ecosystem."
It also means that indigenous peoples should regain the right to sustain themselves on the land according to the practices they want, and they should have free reign to perform their cultural practices and protect their holy sites, as opposed to the current model where if they try to honor their dead on public lands they get violently removed.
People also get angry at this concept thinking it'd mean non-native people getting mass evicted from their homes but 1) your home is already owned by a bank or big business or government, the difference would mainly be who you're now paying rent to and 2) most of the land in America isn't residential anyway.
This topic isn't about your house that you're already struggling to pay for, it's about thousands of miles of the planet rotting away under the monopoly of big agriculture and oil, but hypothetically speaking I think a local tribe would treat you a shitload better than whatever inhuman real estate brand you're already at the mercy of.
Speaking of land back, I wanna highlight red-dead-revivalās comment here. I honestly have mixed feelings about the other comments, because I do think land back may involve more uncomfortable things than just āwhite people pay taxes to Native nations rather than their settler govtā or whatever. I like RDRās comment because they actually center Indigenous people and what land back would mean for us.
When I have asked other people in my community what Land Back means to them, they almost always talk about being able to actually harvest food, to access sacred sites, to have a say over what people do to our homelands so that we can keep doing those things. Yet when white people talk about Land Back they are sooooo concerned with āwhat will happen to the white people / everybody else.ā
I also think this is a symptom of white people being unaware of the ways we are impacted by colonization Right Now. They donāt know how weāre forced off sacred sites and canāt practice subsistence traditions due to land theft and things like pollution and climate change caused by colonial powers. So they think the only thing that could possibly be desired by Native people is evicting all settlers.
I am so tired, pride month has become this plastic, twofaced beast that continues to kick us as it shouts false support and I'm not sure I can handle the shallow pleasantries.
It's become another religious holiday but the religion is fucking liberalism and we are the martyrs paraded around for the good feels of the positive vibes mob.
If people don't smash windows and throw bricks as they march around with their flags while we are being massacred with censorship, gatekeeping and fascist legislation I might explode.
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Ten years after the mass shooting at Pulse nightclub, survivors, family and friends of the 49 victims are gathering in Orlando to honor the dead.
Several events around the city will pay tribute to those lost in what was then the largest mass shooting in American history. 58 clubgoers at the Latin-themed night during Pride Month were injured in the massacre, many of them severely. Others still suffer the emotional fallout.
āIāve been crying all day,ā out Orlando City Commissioner Patty Sheehan told the Orlando Herald-Tribune. Sheehan was on-site at Pulse as the tragedy unfolded and helped lead the cityās response in the aftermath.
Brandon Wolf, a survivor and advocate following the tragedy, lamented āten years of missing faces at birthday parties, empty seats at dinner tables, and voicemails never returned.ā
Now senior communications director at Equality Florida, Wolf said missteps honoring the victims and the current hateful political climate have only added to the tragedy.
āBut one thing has not changed: the strength of our community to, in the face of hate, shine brighter and bolder than before,ā he said.
Orlandoans will come together to remember at several memorials today and through June.
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