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have you seen the greatest JAV Titles post of all time from years ago back when it was on twitter
yeah I think this one wins
will you guys cancel me if i say that queer tragedy has a place in the creative arts and shouldn’t immediately be dismissed as bury your gays
adding @glorious-spoon 's astute tags:
#bury your gays and women in refrigerators and the black guy dies first are all about treating marginalized people like props#to further the story of the (white straight male) protagonist#that's not the same thing as a tragedy! some stories are tragedies! whose story has weight and meaning - that's the question
Sometimes, in history, and in real life: GAYS. WERE. BURIED. Don't avoid queer media written and created by queer people to tell their stories of tragic times, be they based in reality or completely fictional. There are lots of great and important media about the AIDS epidemic created by gay people (Longtime Companion, 1989; Buddies, 1985; Parting Glances, 1986) or powerfully human movies with gay bashing (Torch Song Trilogy, 1988) or gay suicide (Victim, 1961), and to reduce these to "Bury Your Gays" or "Queer Tragedy" without actually engaging with the ideas presented or the importance of the events, characters, or history is such a cowardly thing to do. Dismissing queer tragedy in media means you will always assume that queer media started in the 1990s, because you will not seek what people were able to produce and put out before that because it may make you uncomfortable. Advise and Consent from 1962 where a senator with a homosexual past is blackmailed. Winter Kept Us Warm from 1965 - a Canadian movie about two university dormmates who have feelings for each other that they cannot fully understand, where there is no happy ending. As the tags above say - it's about what the purpose is going in. Whose story is it. What is it saying. Are these victims fully fleshed out humans? Who wrote the movie? What does the tragedy and misery say about these people and about the time? The class and race of the people involved?
And thing is, there has been a time when it was easier to get funding for a queer movie if the main characters were tragic. We saw a wave of that with trans movies about decade ago.
Cis directors and cis actors made movies like The Danish Girl (2015) and Girl (2018) for a cis audience that got to feel good about itself crying at trans suffering without having to worry whether they would also be comfortable around a confident, thriving trans woman.
I'd argue white LGBT audiences often have an exploitative relationship to movies that show LGBT suffering in the global south. There too, watching queer suffering offers the audience both catharsis through tears and a subtle sense of superiority over the black and brown characters on screen.
It's worth asking: who is this for and what is it saying to the dominant audience?
Movies made by gay people about the AIDS epidemic were mostly not that. These were movies that made straight audiences deeply uncomfortable in their honestly about gay life and gay tragedy. More recently Tip Toe (2026) is a powerful gay tragedy with a profoundly uncomfortable confrontational message.
me after ants find me asleep at the picnic
Growing evidence suggests that lymphocyte subsets are declined in COVID-19 patients, but it is unclear if these alterations persist after wi
Was 20 months when they stopped measuring or when people started recovering?
It's not like there's a direct link to the study you can click on and read to find out or anything...

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imagine we make contact with an alien species that’s like, vastly technologically superior, they could fucking kill us in a single shot if they really wanted to
and this species has never eaten salad before. and we show them salad and they eat it and they’re like holy living fuck this is tasty. and suddenly they’re offering us huge houses with all kind of advanced technological shit and incredible medical care and all the amenities and everything, with the only condition that we keep making salad for them.
and like, salad isn’t even hard to make. grab some plants, dump em in a bowl. it doesn’t have to be fancy salad, they’ll fall all over themselves for the most mediocre salad in the world. we can make so much salad that we’re practically drowning in it, even if we eat some of the salad ourselves. and in exchange we’re protected from danger, we have great living conditions, it’s basically paradise compared to life on earth
imagine
now realize that this is what bees have done to us
Hooooooo my fucking god
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TMEs the second something bad happens to transfems:
NPR did a story on the ruling and *only* talked to trans men.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said that states can bar trans girls and women from participating in school sports teams. But states that choos
NPR's Juana Summers speaks with Brooke Migdon of The 19th about the Supreme Court upholding bans on transgender athletes participating in wo
NPR's Steve Inskeep speaks with Chris Mosier, the first openly transgender man to represent the U.S. in international competition, about the
^Literally talking to anyone but trans women about this ban
Which is super sus considering they've got noted transfem activists and journalists in their roster as recently as March 30th:
The Supreme Court is about to rule on whether states can ban transfeminine student athletes from playing on girls' and women's teams. But we
But look at some other notable reporting on this topic from supposedly queer-friendly NPR. Note how frequently the discussion pivots from transfems to TME people. Note how the bans always focus on transfems but the "experts" are rarely transfem. Note how frequently we are minimized and dismissed as a tiny minority. Note how often economic impacts are discussed in lieu of the fact that this is just dehumanization plain and simple. And go through the other examples with these ideas in mind.
The International Olympic Committee will require all athletes who want to participate in women's events to undergo genetic testing. The poli
The Supreme Court hears two cases this week on state bans for trans athletes playing on women's and girls' sports teams. Kate Sosin, who cov
President Trump signed an executive order Wednesday aimed at preventing transgender athletes from competing in women's sports. It's the late
And on the rare occasion they actually talk to a trans girl in sports, they go on and on about how much she sucks at sports as some sort of "gotcha"
The first case involves an Idaho student barred by state law from trying out for the track team; the second was brought by a West Virginia m
It's not just NPR, but it's notable that the network frequently cited as the most left-leaning and socially accepting news network in the States has a glaring transmisogyny problem.
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You smoked dog weed
The what
cmon man, think like a , think like a chuuud, act like a woke *trying to corral a medium sized brown mammal into the corner*

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ocd will have me thinking i cant text "here now if you wanna head over" because i sound like blowjob mario with a walkie talkie
trans women who top love dressing like homeless vietnam veterans. it’s like their version of drinking water
"I'm retired from dickslinging" "we need you for one last job.. a thighjob" "I'm a ronin, a soldier without a nation... you have to host"
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