Please Comission Me

you get a transmasc

you get a transmasc

you get a transmasc

EVERYBODY GETS A TRANSMAAASC

i dare you to tell me im wrong cause idgaf

they’re all gay and they’re all fucking and they’re all super into being he/him’d by their partner even though they still identify as women, and a bunch of other deeply personal and important, and simply fun and cool things that i want them to be.

you get a transmasc

you get a transmasc

you get a transmasc

EVERYBODY GETS A TRANSMAAASC

i dare you to tell me im wrong cause idgaf

they’re all gay and they’re all fucking and they’re all super into being he/him’d by their partner even though they still identify as women, and a bunch of other deeply personal and important, and simply fun and cool things that i want them to be.

started a YouTube channel. It's called Toroth Talks.

I know. I know. "Another video essay channel." But here's the thing—I'm not trying to be the next big commentary YouTuber. I'm not trying to build a following. I have a lot to say, and I'm tired of saying it into the void of Discord servers and group chats.

My first video is about KOSA. The Kids Online Safety Act. The bill that passed the Senate 91-3 with support from both parties. The bill that claims to "protect children."

The bill that trans youth orgs, the ACLU, and the EFF are all fighting.

I break down why KOSA is dangerous—especially for trans kids, queer youth, and anyone who doesn't fit a "narrow definition of normal." I talk about age verification, the Kansas ID nightmare, and why "think of the children" is the oldest censorship trick in the book.

If you've ever felt like the internet is getting smaller, like the spaces where weirdos can be weird are shrinking... this one's for you.

I'm not asking you to subscribe if you don't want to. I'm not asking you to turn on notifications. But if this sounds like your kind of thing, I'd really appreciate you watching, liking, and maybe sharing it with someone who'd get it. The video's embedded. The channel itself is here.

It's very earnest and a little awkward and I'm proud of it.

started a YouTube channel. It's called Toroth Talks.

I know. I know. "Another video essay channel." But here's the thing—I'm not trying to be the next big commentary YouTuber. I'm not trying to build a following. I have a lot to say, and I'm tired of saying it into the void of Discord servers and group chats.

My first video is about KOSA. The Kids Online Safety Act. The bill that passed the Senate 91-3 with support from both parties. The bill that claims to "protect children."

The bill that trans youth orgs, the ACLU, and the EFF are all fighting.

I break down why KOSA is dangerous—especially for trans kids, queer youth, and anyone who doesn't fit a "narrow definition of normal." I talk about age verification, the Kansas ID nightmare, and why "think of the children" is the oldest censorship trick in the book.

If you've ever felt like the internet is getting smaller, like the spaces where weirdos can be weird are shrinking... this one's for you.

I'm not asking you to subscribe if you don't want to. I'm not asking you to turn on notifications. But if this sounds like your kind of thing, I'd really appreciate you watching, liking, and maybe sharing it with someone who'd get it. The video's embedded. The channel itself is here.

It's very earnest and a little awkward and I'm proud of it.

Both come from the Latin "burgus", meaning castle or fortified town. A burglar being someone who bypassed the security of fortifications.

Meanwhile burger comes via Hamburg, the burg of Hamma.

Ya'll couldn't even handle HER.