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One of my favorite things about having a degree in biochemistry is going undercover at a store like Sephora. I can read the composition of the cosmetics and actually understand them. There’s no words to describe how great it feels. It’s like being in on an inside joke or secret
The main thing I observe is that a lot of employees recommend makeup that is chemically incompatible. For example, if you ask them to recommend you a foundation and concealer, a lot of times they’ll pick two products that are chemically immiscible, so they’ll NEVER blend together successfully.
Generally foundation/concealer is either water or silicone based. There are upsides to each based on your needs. However, water and silicone are immiscible, and so if your foundation is water based but your concealer is silicone based, you will never get a good blend between these products. You’ll have to go back to switch to something that works.
If you want to test for this in-store, mix the two on the back of your hand. If they form a uniform mixture, they’re miscible. If they separate, they’re chemically incompatible, and should not be used together. You can do this for any number of skin products. Primers, moisturizers, foundations, concealers, contour sticks, etc etc. Anything that comes in liquid or paste form.
You don’t need to understand all the chemicals on the label to run this experiment!
As someone in pharmaceutical sciences I also experience similar things, so a hint from me: collagen is useless. In a cream it will not penetrate the skin, so doesn't do anything. As a food supplement, lemme tell you a secret: collagen is a protein. And when you eat protein, your stomach thinks its food and chops it up, so it can be used to make your own protein. Collagen is just expensive protein powder, and doesn't do anything meat or a veggie substitute does.
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ummmm I get naked over on @azeraphelle if ur into that I guess❤️
girl with ptsd voice: hey, so something really bad is gonna happen, right? you guys are picking up on that too, yeah? The other shoe is about to drop, I just know it.

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Nuke canada now
Did y'all know that 70% of all mining operations in latin america and the caribbean involve a canadian transnational mining corporation?
Anyway, when I was in college I was constantly going to marches and protests against canadian and saudi mining projects in the Santurbán páramo, one of the most important ecosystems in Colombia in terms of biodiversity, and the source of drinking water of 30+ municipalities in my state, including the city I live in. Ultimately these mining proposals lost their license due to environmental regulations.
But now that our new far-right president elect is looking to suck up to imperial core powers once again, canadian mining corporation Aris mining is interested in re-starting mining projects in Santurbán. Which, would inevitably give cyanide poisoning not only to my city's drinking water, but 30+ other municipalities and indigenous communities.
The imperial core will see one of latin america's veins and go "is anyone gonna cut that open?" and not wait for an answer
Bisan says that among all the aid organisations working in North Gaza right now, Ele Elna Elak is one of the most effective, geared towards resolving the water scarcity and making clean water and vegetables available to Gazans.
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Mustafa Hassouna, 13th attempt to break the blockade of Gaza by sea (22 oct 2018)
The first photo is from 1956. It shows a Black woman watching members of the Ku Klux Klan (a terrorist, racist, far-right organization focused on white supremacy) walking along a sidewalk in Montgomery, Alabama (USA). I couldn't find the photo's author, but most sources state that it was taken in 1956.
The second photo shows members of the Patriot Front group (a white supremacist and nationalist group, formed in 2017, that openly advocates what they call "American Fascism") traveling on the subway during the 250th anniversary of the U.S. independence in Washington D.C., while a Black woman watches them. The photo is by photographer Cheney Orr, taken on July 4, 2026, 70 years after the first photo.
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this is how some people on here talk about punk
it just gets to a point. it just gets to a point!! sometimes it just gets to a point!!!!
TL;DW: panel of TME's saying that "trans women closet during college and so are more socially mobile", and insulting us, calling us crossies and transsexuals [derogatory] within ten minutes. by a PhD. a doctorate-holding trans man is lecturing us about class mobility by calling us fucking crossies
It Just Gets To A Point
yk @manipulated-pieces its actually really on the nose how transmascs will push-push-push the line "transmasc invisibilization is not a privilege, the closet isnt a privilege" when it comes to them, but for us, bam, immediately its "YOUR CLOSET IS A PRIVILEGE YOUR INVISIBILITY PUTS YOU AHEAD OF ME"
Having listened to the rest of the 20 minute panel I have a lot of thoughts because the part at the end was making me lose my mind a little. The first speaker, Kaji Amin, ends his panel by arguing, "trans studies without class analysis merely forwards the elite class interests and class tastes of those able to make our trans careers in academia." Which, like, I do absolutely agree with, & it does reinforce the claim made at the beginning of the video, which was that trans studies has undervalued analyzing the relationship between gender & class. The panel moderator in the beginning specifically says that they're excited to address that before giving the mic to Amin. And so it's just crazy to then proceed to give a 20 minute panel in which you talk almost exclusively about the privileges associated with staying in the closet for trans women. like, yes it's important to analyze the relationship between gender and class but if you were actually devoted to doing that you would be talking more in-depth about the ways in which being transfeminized affects one's socioeconomic status, instead of focusing on the situations where the transfeminized person is actually granted the opportunity for socioeconomic mobility (with almost no thought given to the cost that comes with staying in the closet). and while Amin argues that this is a widespread phenomenon, in the example with Denise D'Ann he acknowledges that D'Ann's ability to avoid sex work & the street queen way of life was "No small accomplishment during the mid-century" (do you think it might be worth talking more about how so many transfeminized persons in the mid-20th century needed to do sex work or become street queens to survive?) and so I'm just baffled by the myopia required to end off your section of that panel, on a panel with no transfems present, by acknowledging the fact that without adequate class analysis, trans studies, is doomed to reflect only the ideas of those able to make their trans careers in academia. I wonder if there might be a group of trans people who notoriously have a more difficult time building a career in academia? Maybe class analysis could even help us identify this problem? There's probably no point to it though, I'm sure trans studies as a field doesn't have, like, a reputation for being exclusionary to trans women & transfems or anything. Now to just take a huge sip of my drink and
choice selections from this dogshit lecture:
"Black, Latina, poor, working-class, and sex worker trans women actually try to pass"
...as opposed to whom, exactly?
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translation: "you see, trans women transition male-to-faggot, and i wish i could transition into a faggot in the same way they do. i am a gay trans man now but i dont want to be, i want to be a transfeminine faggot. i wish we lived in the timeline where transfems were in gay male spaces (read: where i still had access to them sexually as males). gay male spaces which are not, somehow, as ive criticized elsewhere, not white-dominated"
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> translation: "trans lesbians actually hadnt existed until at least 1980-whatever"
nevermind that Transsexual Empire was responding to a preexisting phenomenon of trans lesbians that cisbian radfems felt at threat from
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translation: "trans lesbians don't actually live transfeminine lives, don't actually live as women. instead, as above, to really live transfeminine lives and live as women, they need to be attracted to men. coincidentally this has No Bearing Whatsoever on my assertion elsewhere that transfeminine ppl should be in primarily gay male spaces, as a subset of gay males, and that those are more legitimately transfeminine, and who i can maintain sexual access to"
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translation: "lesbian trans women arent actually oppressed
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translation: "the most important part of actually being a trans woman is to internally recognize yourself as an internal girl, as opposed to a "social" or "material" girl. but actually, im gonna contradict myself literally the next sentence, and say that the most important isnt just seeing yourself as a girl but embodying a girl, which im not actually gonna define how that works, and thats because trans lesbians all have unilaterally good jobs or whatever.
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author's note: the section under 7:30 is a quote from Denise D'Anne's autobiography, in which she specifies that she didnt start transitioning until age 36. the section under 7:41 is from the speaker, "Dr." Amin, whom i have been dragging. Additionally, it says "Dan" in reference to D'Anne, but this is just a youtube transcription typo
translation: "even though ive established that social and life transition actually results in a severe drop in socioeconomic status and significant exacerbation of social violences, im still going to describe it as a luxury and act like the imperative to transition is precluded by relative poverty, rather than precluded by transmisogynoir/y which is then functioned through poverty and impoverishment as punishment. "this assertion, also, has no bearing on my asinine assertion that white trans women dont actually give a shit about passing, unlike more marginalized trans women, because they actually have careers, nevermind that Ms. D'Anne lost her career, could not take advantage of having a degree, and had to move across the country to actually pass, which she, in fact, gave a huge fucking shit about."
That second screenshot is fascinating to me. Beyond what you've already mentioned re:desire for tme people to have sexual access to transfems, is it a mystery to Amin why trans women aren't prominent in gay male spaces in the same way trans men are in lesbian spaces? Is this just what happens when all of the academic spaces you find yourself in don't have trans women or transfems in them? I don't really think it's hard to figure out why trans women & transfems wouldn't want to be sexualized by gay men, but maybe that's just me
I missed this watching it originally but the bit at 19:41 is insane, the implication here is that being in the closet means you're not actually living a transfeminine life which is a crazy assertion to make. the part at 12:26 is similarly ignorant, it's really clear that Amin thinks closeted trans women & transfems basically live identical lives to cis men, otherwise I don't know how you could argue that their material conditions are identical
The bit at 19:52 similarly is just a really silly thing to say, like I promise you any trans woman choosing to come out of the closet is weighing many different things in her mind and if she chooses to stay in the closet because of how she's evaluated job prospects, how she'll be accepted socially, personal safety concerns etc that does not place her in a privileged position
A lot of these get into what my broader problem is with the panel I think, which is that Amin assumes that when trans women & transfems take years to come out after realizing that they're trans, it's broadly because they're too attached to the privileges of staying in the closet (downplaying the cost of this is how he's able to assert it as a privilege in the way that he does.) If he talked about the deeply harmful consequences of the social forces keeping transfems in the closet, his analysis doesn't make as much sense, so he hardly acknowledges it. Like, how often do you hear transfems saying I wish I had stayed in the closet longer, I wish I hadn't come out as soon as I did? Now compare that to how often you see transfems saying they wished they had come out sooner, started e sooner etc. it's just a really silly argument to make!!
And just because it hasn't been said in a while.
NOBODY ON THIS PANEL ABOUT TRANS FEMALE EXPERIENCE IS A TRANS WOMAN
Here ya go, everyone. Video of a high profile trans man academic being horrifically, blatantly, transmisogynistic. Since y'all act like we're making this shit up. I get this same exact shit from transmascs every fucking day!
This nonsense with 'The Nazis killed artists just for being artists!!' is reminding me of how (usually white) libs do this exact same shit with Nazi book burning - they'll see someone using a copy of Twilight for artwork or a library throwing out old books from the 1950s with the most racist depictions of Black people to take them out of circulation and replace with new diverse books by Black writers and artists, and start screaming about how this is just like how the Nazis burned ALL books just for being books, as if the Nazis were destroying anti-Black racist books rather than targeting Jewish thinkers and linking them to 'sexual degeneracy' of pure Aryan society.
No you see the Nazis weren’t burning the research of Jewish doctor Magnus Hirschfeld on gay and trans people. They came after the omegaverse slashfics
Im obsessed w/ this picture of mariko goto kissing a female fan on stage. the angle its taken at. the way they hold eachother. the crowd at their feet, pointing and cheering and recording. the empty space of the stage and unused instruments behind them. the naked grandpa. just a really good image

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