some of you dont actually love trans women you just want to fuck them. you’re not an ally you just have unresolved futanari fantasies

see the thing is that once you actually do believe that trans women and cis women are more similar than different everything sorta locks in. in this case, it's the idea that objectification and sexual attraction aren't any meaningful support for trans women, the same way they aren't for cis women. remember that trend a couple months ago with like, the guys who performatively carried around feminist literature to try to make themselves seem safe and approachable to women to try to get laid? it's kinda like that. you have to actually be a (trans)feminist you can't just do it for the sex

some people will genuinely believe frank iero is a proud bisexual man and then “disagree” when you bring up gerard way being trans And those people just can’t be helped

my dad called to ask me abt explicit material found on his garage floor “in my style abt my band” and i’m like “what are you talking about” And then he uses the phrase “doggy style.” And then the power bottom mikey image i had created many moons ago is beamed into my mind like. oh. a relic of the past slipped out of my bag i see

many people have worded this better but there’s a lot to say about the inflammatory way “news” are posted about on here

when you get rid of CDs you’re also loosing the entire art of album design and CD packaging as well as lyric booklets and the design of the CD itself. and all of those things factor into how you experience the album. looking up lyrics on genius is nowhere near as impactful as looking at the loving design that goes into lyric booklets, the images chosen to accompany certain songs, the typography and text design, even sometimes the artists comments in there as well. while playing individual songs and making playlists or shuffle playing an artists discography is fine it seems like a lot of people have forgotten what its like to listen and appreciate an album. and when “listening to an album” means clicking play on a list of songs with a tiny little album cover on spotify of course its going to be a different experience than getting the actual CD or vinyl or casette and seeing all the love and care that goes into that physical media. ok?