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So i became a cute synthetic robo reindeer that throws ice cubes and powered by slushies :3

re: some tags I saw on one of your posts, I just wanted to say that TME/TMA doesn't inherently describe one's genital situation, and is rather about describing one's relationship to transmisogyny! A TME person could be a cis man, a cis woman, nonbinary of some flavor, a trans man... It simply means "I'm not transfeminine" and is a useful way for people who aren't transfem (TMEs, if you will) to signal awareness of transmisogyny.

As someone who's TME and nonbinary I'm pretty aware that using this term for myself kind of puts a "Guess My Genitals With Ease!" sign on my own back, and I do not love that. However, the way I conceptualize it is that a lot of trans women will, quite literally, never ever remove that sign from their own backs regardless of whether they even entertain the idea of the TMA/TME labels, and if it makes even a single trans woman more comfortable to see me simply recognize the privilege I hold over her then I'll do it.

Whether someone can/should softblock over this seems like a personal choice made to help that individual curate an online experience in a way that tends to very aggressively weed out bad faith actors (while admittedly casting such a wide net that a good number of well meaning people will inevitably also be caught). But for a trans woman living within the panopticon (all of them) idk how much I could blame her for that.

I spent a long time deciding if i wanted to Get Into This. I appreciate your perspective but I fundamentally disagree with terms like this being applied to social interactions and other situations in which the politics of gender are not being academically discussed. (bolding for emphasis because I do not want to be misinterpreted as thinking they are utterly useless)

Requiring or encouraging people to disclose this information is invasive. It's presumptive. It's just repackaged, progressively-toned gender essentialism that segregates communities based on how they are perceived by others. It's not asking you to define what's in your pants, it's asking you to define what kind of bullying you experience based on others' assumptions of what's in your pants-- how is that any better?

Sure, it's someone's prerogative to curate their social life as they please. I'm not their friend, this doesn't matter to me. But actively encouraging this behavior is, to me, dangerous and alienating and needlessly others fellow queers over [checks notes] how mean people have been to them.

Open IbisPaint go to a canvas (any canvas, or make. a new one)

Select the font tool (if you don’t know what or where that is, press the tool icon (normally a paint brush or eraser) and press the T button

From there you should be able to create a text box (writing is not important…). Find the font button and add a new font. I can’t remember what it’s called but you’ll know when you see it

It’ll automatically search for you “free fonts.” Do not follow this. Your app is misdirecting you. Instead search up whatever it is you’re looking for in the search bar, and that should work

finalized the design :3

breaking my 2+ year no posting streak cuz this design was too good