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let’s all gain weight and get strong as fuck
even masturbation is dull now like omg whatever i GUESS i’ll do this…there’s not much else to do
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I think a lot about the way everything kris wears in the light world is hand-me-downs from their brother. being pushed into a very masculine style of dress (albeit, likely not intentionally by toriel, so much as their refusal to put their foot down or stick up for themself). I think about the way they're made to put on the (incredibly masculine, button up) dress shirt to go to church (which, although not being christian, is nonetheless not a neutral action devoid of context to do to your trans kid and their new friend). I think about kris seeing their dark world bedroom for the first time, their first thought being "you could wear whatever you wanted." and I think about this line, when the fancy church clothes come off
kris dreemurr might be the most transfem fictional teen to ever do it
I find it very interesting how some people walked away from chapter 5 and seemed to think that Ralsei wanted to obey the prophecy, that refusing to use their fire magic was because they wanted to play out their role, when to me, the text makes it very obvious that he clearly does not want the prophecy to come to pass.
The best way i can explain it is that the prophecy is like a highly strict or abusive parent to Ralsei. He wants to resist it, to avoid it, but he also knows (or at least thinks he knows) that if he steps too far out of line, then dire consequences could happen.
He will refuse to use fire magic because the prophecy always outlines him as having it. They'll show their real face instead of hiding in the cloak. But something like, say, refusing to be the "Prince in Deepest Dark" entirely? That's too much for them.
They want to change the prophecy with kindness so that the tragedy may not come to pass, but they can't imagine a world where their life isn't governed by it.
Crucially, their desire to change the Prophecy seems to be driven by the desire to spare Kris and Susie its dark fate. They may want the Prophecy to change for their sake, but they're still struggling to accept that *they* deserve their own happy ending, too.
ID: A screenshot of two Bluesky posts. The first is by rira @ ritatreats.bsky.social with text reading: "are they trying to kill someone"
Below is a screenshot attached from Netflix. Text at the top reads: "Today's Top Picks for You" with the first recommendation being The Amazing Digital Circus and the second recommendation being I Saw The TV Glow.
Below is a reply to the post by Emily Dioptaste (it/she) @ dioptasesystem.bsky.social reading: "Maybe they're trying to bring someone to life"
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Did you see the new rock by the water?
what. a "new rock by the water." the Water. there's a New Rock by the Water. where the hell are you? where the hell do you think i am? what water are you talking about? there are MILLIONS of bodies of water in the world. did you know that? there's a new Rock by the Water, which i should know about. a new rock has been instated next to a mysterious body of water somewhere. have you heard about the new rock by the water? The Water, the body of water i know about. are you out of your mind. there's a new rock there
I don't know who needs to hear this, but do not ever, ever, ever let someone guilt you into not transitioning. "But you're so pretty! You'll ruin your lovely body!" "But you're my [son/daughter/boyfriend/girlfriend/mom/dad/etc.]; I can't see you any other way!" "But we need more [badass butch lesbians/women in STEM/etc.] to show women that they can do anything!" "But we need good men like you to promote healthy masculinity!" <- None of these are reasons not to transition. Transition is for you, not for others. Other peoples' indignation or sadness over your transition is not your burden to bear, and other peoples' expectations for you are not moral obligations you must fulfill. Do not live to fit inside a prescribed role in somebody else's life. You must live for yourself. Please transition.

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Sending love to everyone who is just… tired. Life is a lot right now. Whether it’s decision fatigue, anxiety fatigue, information fatigue, career fatigue, social fatigue, financial fatigue, or the exhaustion of getting your life back together, give yourself space and grace. Be still for a bit. You deserve to recharge.
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more than anything i want a world where a trans girl realizing she is a trans girl faces zero fear from that realization and subsequent coming out. Where she can say "Oh sweet, I can just be a girl? Sign me up!", no worrying if shes girl enough, no worrying if society will accept her, no worrying if she'll be an attractive girl as she transitions, no worrying at all in any way shape or form.
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It happened again :) because I am stupid
trans women who "don't mind topping" or are "fine with having a penis I guess" take my hand
swag if you genuinely enjoy these things but it's staggering the number of trans women I've known who feel this way and eventually realize they need bottom surgery more than they realized. take my hand it will be ok I will still love you
it's scary to go against what people expect from you, and it's scary to accept that you want to summit what seems like an insurmountable mountain but it's ok. I love you. I know you can do it. I can't wait to see the glowing smile on your face
if this doesn't describe you and you're genuinely content as you are then good! I love you! run free! this is for those of us who need to hear it. only you can answer whether that includes you

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TIL a family in Georgia claimed to have passed down a song in an unknown language from the time of their enslavement; scientists identified the song as a genuine West African funeral song in the Mende language that had survived multiple transmissions from mother to daughter over multiple centuries (x)
In 1997 Amelia’s daughter, Mary Moran, and other members of the Moran family were invited to Sierra Leone, West Africa, where they were welcomed in Freetown by Sierra Leone’s President and then flown by helicopter to the country’s interior. There, in the small village of Senehun Ngola, Mary and Bendu Jabati met and sang this song together for the first time. Years earlier, Bendu’s grandmother had told her that this song, which had been passed down in her village from mother to daughter for centuries, would one day reunite her to long-lost relatives.
In addition to finding out where in Africa her ancestors were abducted into slavery, Mary Moran discovered the meaning of the Mende song: a processional hymn for the final farewell to the spirit, it was sung in Senehun Ngola by women as they prepared the body of a loved one for burial.
(The OP's link leads to a site with a recording of the song sung by both Mary Moran and her mother, Amelia)
Because the original link was broken, I tracked down a news story about how the song is continuing to help Mary Moran's relatives find their African communities:
Also, there's an apparently sanctioned link to the full documentary about tracing the song.
I was really fascinated to learn that the song was originally recorded by none other than Lorenzo Dow Turner, the founder of Gullah studies. Gullah was dismissed (by white people) as a nonsense language until a Black linguist trained on Old and Middle English came along in the early 20th century, and I love him.
person who genuinely hates themselves so much they can barely look anyone in the eye: i must remain humble lest my hideous ego spiral out of control