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Necessary and sufficient
Adding a second lock was not necessary.
Understanding the difference between necessary and sufficient is necessary, but not sufficient to earn a math degree.
Part 2
Gladly!
A bit more complicated, but sure!

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Yuka feels kind of performative but in like a genuine way if you know what i mean? Like their real self was pushed so far back that she has to actively work and intentionally act like it to be their true self. Like, it's performative and intentional but not in a fake way???
i am not shy about this and someone has to say it. the idea of "pink nipples/labia is hot and brown nipples/labia isn't" is very much a colorism thing
oh and yet again it's sad how i can type out like five hundred at least about a complex opinion i have on somebody's theory just to give somebody the opportunity to understand me and that'll still be skimmed and ignored if they aren't willing to understand me. and there's like an 80/20 chance that they aren't.
transphobia is a great kink by the way i'm so glad some of us get off on that. especially affirming malgendering transphobia #keep it up please (said very unbiasedly)

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one time i was making potato soup and i needed broth for it but i was out of broth. but in my dog food cabinet there was a carton of chicken broth that i had bought for my dog. now the box did say HUMAN GRADE and the ingredients were just bog standard chicken broth. it did say something about joint health for dogs on there. but the ingredients were normal. i even compared the ingredients list to some normal person broth and they were the same. so i did put dog broth in that soup and it did taste completely normal. but i did use the dog broth.
do i not make it clear enough on this blog that i care about trans women or something?
Here is your reminder: Chud does not mean loser, it means far right facist and/or nazi please stop calling yourself a chud, just call yourself a loser it's okay
“it’s also good to learn that life isn’t fair!” i don’t WANT children to accept unreasonable discipline from adults!! i don’t WANT children to expect the adults in their lives to punish at random and ignore their explanations!! the world isn’t fair but we could sure work to make it fairer
the idea of trans erasure being posturing that has almost no impact on how trans people are oppressed is unbelievably true by the way. and it's true for trans hypervisibility too.
they'll have you believing that to society binary trans women are the weak and powerful enemy and that binary trans men don't exist, but in the statistics you can see that both are quite literally receiving almost the same treatment.
our wages are similar, our rates of death are similar, our rates of suicide are similar, our rates of murder are similar. there are trans men who are seen as predators and trans women who are seen as confused. gay trans men are seen as predators to gay cis men and lesbian trans women are seen as predators to lesbian cis women. trans men are often required to become perfect cis women and wives just as trans women are often required to become perfect cis men and husbands.
the cultural narrative that to society all trans men are confused and all trans women are predators is based exclusively on a hypothetical imagined trans person, and even society itself doesn't listen to the narrative when it comes down to that. because real trans people are often not like the hypothetical imagined trans person, and so the way real trans people are treated is completely different from those hypothetical imagined stereotypical treatments, and varies way fucking harder.
vague thought actually. but i almost think trans 'male' erasure is—somewhat counterintuitively—just the cultural highlighting of a demographic of trans people (the ones that can be written off as cis women/men) + the erasure of another (the ones that can't be), and trans 'female' hypervisibility is just the cultural highlighting of a demographic of trans people (the ones that can't be written off as cis men/women), and the erasure of another (the ones that can be).
maybe the idea that hypervisibility happens to only "trans women" and erasure happens to only "trans men" might be a false framework. those are simply the... imagined ideal targets? because does anyone remember how recently a woman with pcos called jkr's sexual assault helpline and that woman got told she must be a third gendered freak trans woman? have you ever seen how 'erased' trans people who are imposed men and aren't women are? have you seen how 'hypervisible' trans people who are imposed women and aren't men are? hypervisibility/erasure are more like detached social attitudes than methods of treatment of trans people. i don't think you, specifically, the individual, a trans person, can be erased or hypervisible. that's a bit silly. i think saying that you can is internalizing it.

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people who try and claim "if misogyny didn't exist nobody would be transmasc" are kinda funny to me because it completely ignores that a) misogyny does exist and it's not just gonna stop existing like magic and that also b) there are plenty of both cis and trans women/fems anyway despite the misogyny
but yeah try making it all about the oppressive force upheld by fascist regimes that's crushing us all (yes all, yes even him that stereotypical guy you're thinking about rn) under its boot and not about how some people just might not be women actually
people reblog my posts with #transgender really often and it's like yeah that's me
AFAB/AMAB describes an event, not an identity.
[PT: AFAB/AMAB describes an event, not an identity. /End PT]
AFAB is not a noun. AMAB is not a noun. It is an acronym for an *event* - that event being what was written on your birth certificate. AFAB = assigned female at birth. AMAB = assigned male at birth.
Think about how the acronyms would sound if fully written out.
"AFABS are-" turns into "assigned female at births are-"
...Do you see how weird that is?
"AMAB people-" turns into "assigned male at birth people"
...Which is also grammatically incorrect. It should be "people AMAB/AFAB." Put the people beforehand, not afterwards.
"I'm AFAB/AMAB" turns into "I am assigned male/female at birth"
...Which speaks in present tense about a past tense event. It should be "I *was* AFAB/AMAB."
Also, AFAB/AMAB does not describe puberty, sex traits, or how you are viewed societally. Stop using them that way!
[PT: Also, AFAB/AMAB does not describe puberty, sex traits, or how you are viewed societally. Stop using them that way! /End PT]
"AFAB/AMAB" is only about what was written on a birth certificate.
Intersex people AMAB may have a vulva or atypical genitalia, a mullerian duct (uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes) or ambiguous or no reproductive organs, an estrogenized puberty (breasts, widened hips, higher voice, less body/facial hair, etc) or a androestrogenized or absent puberty, etc.
Intersex people AFAB may have a penis or atypical genitalia, a wolffian duct (prostate, seminal vesicles, vas deferens, testicles) or ambiguous or no reproductive organs, an androgenized puberty (increased muscle mass, deepened voice, more body/facial hair, etc) or androestrogenized or absent puberty.
Even perisex people AFAB or perisex people AMAB may have an alternative puberty or no puberty due to HRT or gonad damage.
Instead of using AFAB/AMAB, say what you mean. Name specific body parts. Name specific puberties. Name specific capabilities.
Use actual words for anatomy. Say mullerian duct (or the individual parts, such as cervix, uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, etc), wolffian duct (or the individual parts, such as testicles, vas deferens, seminal vesicles, prostate,) ambiguous reproductive duct (or individual parts also seen in mullerian ducts and wolffian ducts), ovotestes, vulva (or individual parts, such as labia minora, labia majora, clitoris, vagina, urethra,) penis (or individual parts, such as scrotum, phallus, urethra), urogenital sinus, cloaca, ambiguous genitalia (or individual parts, such as clitorophallus, labioscrotum, or previously listed traits also seen in vulvas and penises), breasts, increased muscle mass, thickened vocal cords, etc.
If you're talking about puberty, name the specific puberty (estrogenized, androgenized, androestrogenized). Or say what body part you're referring to (ie; "people with breasts.")
If you're talking about menstruation and reproduction, name the abilities. People who menstruate, people capable of pregnancy, people capable of impregnating others, people capable of ovulation, people capable of sperm production, etc.
If you're talking about how society views someone, say socially imposed as female, socially imposed as male, consistent socially imposed gender, and inconsistent socially imposed gender. (More on that here [link.])
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in case folk outside the UK aren't abreast of our news, the British press just hounded a black academic to death
a rough timeline of events (from memory, there may be inaccuracies, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong)
Cambridge professor of sociology Jason Arday is accused of plagiarism by another academic
the accuser is a "race realist" who believes that in a true meritocracy all university professors would be white. this is somehow not acknowledged much during the entire ordeal
this leads to several days of media coverage demanding an investigation, or that Arday is expelled from his post immediately
somehow this accusation that has no effect on the lives of 99.99% of the population becomes FRONT PAGE NEWS in all the newspapers for multiple days, above anything else happening in the UK or the world at large
following intense media scrutiny, Arday resigns his post as a Cambridge professor
today, august 14th, days after resigning, Arday is found dead at his home in Battersea
the British tabloid press remains, and will always be, fucking evil
hateeee it when i have a cold drink in a glass in the bathtub and i dip the outside of the glass into the warm water for fun and then i pull it out and keep holding onto it and the cold drink inside the glass cools the water on the outside and it drips on my skin somewhere and i jolt out of my body