MISTER MISTY

Honestly I am so happy Gigi Digi drew Ralsei with a tummy.

The Professor of Queer and Transgender Studies at Emory University released a talk on how "trans lesbians are crossdressing men"

"We are all enemies in the eyes of the state", only some are literal leaders in academic fields of gender studies and uses their position to openly harm the women of their own community with no consequences.

ralsei’s stance when she’s wearing the princess dress is so much more Open compared to how it is in her regular sprites. here, her hands rest comfortably at her sides but when she’s wearing her regular clothes they are usually behind her back. idk where i’m going with this but she was so Happy and Comfortable being a princess it makes me #Emotional that she still wanted validation that she could be one

hi! I met you at the con this week with my friend. I'm really sorry if this is weird, I'm a closeted (in real life anyways) enby person, and seeing your business card written with they/them on it just reminded me I could just. do that. that I don't have to hide forever and that there's a place for me. and finding out you're aroace too (like me!) made me really happy. it's really scary, but I think I'm gonna try to be myself more. if people leave me behind, maybe they weren't worth being friends with in the first place. I forgot there's really people out there just like me, doing what I love. thank you for your art, I have your magpie sticker in the phonecase of the phone I'm typing this on right now! I love it, magpies are one of my favorite birds <3 much love and thank you

I'm just not all that sympathetic when transmascs talk about how hard they have it receiving misplaced hatred from people who mistake them for trans women. Like, I saw a lengthy post earlier today from a guy talking about a "Trans Periods" event that was being held exclusively for transmascs (they did not include transfems in this event) that had to be delayed — not cancelled — because it received a bunch of hate from transmisogynists who assumed it was an event for trans women to talk about our periods. When they cleared it all up with the public that this was a transmasc-exclusive event the harassment died down enough for them to hold it. When that hatred is directed at us, it isn't misplaced. It's striking its intended target. We can't dispel it by telling them "No no no! We're not trans women!" Because we are trans women. So you may notice that we don't get to hold events like that because of it.