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The second search result had included the slur "ob*se" in the title of the article.

There are seriously people who tell me fat people aren't oppressed. Meanwhile, trying to find information about how to keep a fat person from drying in a car crash is met with links to products that make dirty money off of how society views my body.

Pelvic bones are strong and sturdy, and you're going to be MUCH less likely to injure internal organs and such when you suddenly slam into a nylon belt"

Text and photos by @thejacespace

I love you. You deserve better than how this world has treated you, and always remember to stay true to yourself.

(Bare with me for the long post)

This is me. I'm 18 and transwhite, and despite every anti telling me I wouldn't be able to pass, I do. I go out everyday as my transids and no one bats an eye. No one sees a "fake white girl." They just see.. me? I've noticed a lot of antis calling me a "racist yt girl" for being transracial, though they couldn't tell that I was transwhite, and thought I was ciswhite, which means I passed even to the enemy here.

I want you to know that you absolutely CAN live as your transids. You CAN be yourself without hiding. People are WAYY more accepting irl if you explain it to them. All my homies know I'm transracial, my therapist knows I'm transracial. Antis only exist online as they're only brave enough online. NO ONE CARES IRL, SEE??

Person: where are you from

Transrussian: R...Russia?

Person: cool!

Speaking of which... Try not to stress out about antis too much. I know some of their shit can genuinely hurt badly, but not as much as the joy you get from actually being yourself in this lifetime. Do it!! Love yourself, and never let some miserable loser behind a screen convince you not to.

I also see radqueers scared since majority of the world is "anti." Antis actually aren't considered "normal" either. It's not normal to harrass people and is seen as pathetic. Most people won't scold you irl for being radqueer. Some may be confused, but won't care much as soon as you explain. I was told that I wouldn't be accepted either. It's not true, atleast in my case, I just had to give a simple explanation to everyone. It's not as scary as that lil devil in your head makes it.

I don't like talking about not being cis of my transids since I prefer to be seen as white/raceless and pale, but if being vulnerable helps someone out there then so be it.

I love you man, don't ever stop being cool! - from one radqueer weirdo living their life to another<3

wear light colours, they basically bounce light n heat away whereas dark clothes absorb heat. also wear looser clothes

apply cold packs on the back of the neck, wrists, and ur stomach which is where your biggest artery is. if you cool the blood you cool the body

try positions where each limb is in minimal contact with other limbs if that makes sense. think starfish, open palms, spacious. you want to minmise the amount of skin touching other skin. ur own body tends to warm itself up whether you want it to or not

check more frequently for pressure sores if youre a wheelchair user, couchbound, or bedbound. sweat is a risk factor for pressure injuries

eat foods with high water content

splash water on the back of the neck and wrists

if the air temperature is above 35c /95f then a fan will NOT help you. try other cooling measures

🌌🌌☮️ Don't cry little Pinky, 💞 for it's all just a dream in the end.. 🔆

omg these are finally done. su headcanons + mini redesigns because why not.

a bit more info on these under the cut