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HI I'M JAY · THEY/IT

I am a disabled trans non-binary artist currently saving up to go through University and become a screenwriter, I also need help paying for bills, rent and food.

I need help to pay for all of these things as I don't have a job and benefits is still not enough.

I have Commissions open HERE

Etsy shop HERE

I love drawing cats, furries, dragons, dinosaurs, pokemon, monsters and other weird creatures. I also tend to draw a lot of fandom stuff and animalified designs of characters.

Most of my ocs, art and character intrpretations are queer in some way.

Blog is open for anyone to follow, however I do post the occasional gore, horror or suggestive art, all things will be tagged.

Please do not dm expecting a mutual or friendship if you're under 18.

@barbed-werecat [Main Blog]

@gurokatt [Fandom Blog]

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i love when people come onto my post disagreeing with me, and when i go "hey here's some stuff you can read on this subject / here's something i've already written to explain my position / here's just my genuine thoughts written out in detail so you can understand them" they come back with "UM i'm not reading all of that!!!!!!!" okay man i'm not your teacher assigning you homework. sorry for caring about the topic you brought up

trans men & transmasculine people's experiences with transphobia and misogyny and transphobic misogyny, are shaped by patriarchal attitudes around masculinity and how marginalized masculinity is seen not as something to be respected or valued, but a wild irrational dangerous animal to be subdued. this is a fundamental element of anti-transmasculinity (and anti-transfemininity and exorsexism, as well as racism!) you cannot separate the anti-masculinity from the anti-transmasculinity. you cannot even separate the misogyny from the anti-masculinity; one of the biggest things i think we talk about in this discussion is how anti-transmasculinity is a fundamental part of misogyny and the oppression of people classed as women.

transandrophobia is specifically about how this anti-masculinity targets trans men, but its inevitably going to part of the discussion of any person perceived as transmasc's experience of anti-transmasculinity. you cannot escape it! trying to escape it for the sake of not causing discourse or keeping the party line will only weaken your ability to analyze transmasculine oppression, or the oppression of trans people as a whole.

if you like the term anti-transmasculinity because it doesn't have the word "androphobia" or "misandry" in it, i beg of you, engage with these concepts beyond the surface level etymological criticisms that have been made to fucking death. you will learn a great deal on why these terms are used, the material foundations of why anti-masculinity must be discussed in a transfeminist context, and how transandrophobia/ATM theory draws on other trans/feminist works and theories to analyze gender from a transmasculine perspective.

They started messaging. Cachét complimented his drawing of a human-bug threesome and asked for a print. Three years later, Cachét and David got married. The human-bug threesome drawing hangs on the wall of their home.