My first Substack article is out now! https://open.substack.com/pub/starrlightthestud/p/transphobia-pink-pill-and-feminism?r=4xhx2j&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

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My first Substack article is out now! https://open.substack.com/pub/starrlightthestud/p/transphobia-pink-pill-and-feminism?r=4xhx2j&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

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I’ve previously talked about how mascs and studs often times get placed in the gender gray area when it comes to our interactions with cishet people. We’re seen as too masculine to be viewed as women up until people want to dehumanize and fetishize us by making extremely gross sexual remarks to “remind” us of our womanhood. This treatment extends to how we are treated when we show any form of emotion outside of stoicism, when we aren’t the most handy when it comes to physical tasks, and when we decide to make decisions regarding our reproductive health such as family planning with our girlfriends or wives. I’ve had moments in my life where I’ve questioned my masculinity because other people didn’t view me masculine enough to be considered a stud; this caused me so much internal frustration because I felt like I had to put out more masculine attributes to gain respect from people both inside and outside of the queer community. However, as I’ve gotten older, I realize that my presentation and attributes of masculinity are unique to me as an individual and I must surround myself with people who don’t question the validity of my expression. My only hope is that younger mascs and studs come to this same realization, queerness can have some growing pains but, it’s important that we don’t minimize our places within the world and to not look at our gender expression with the same harsh criticism that we often times receive from bigoted cishets. We deserve a mental and physical safe place to land and to be loved❤️
I believe that certain women recloset themselves and flee from lesbian love because of how passionate it can be. When you share a level of intimacy with a woman that’s so unique to your circumstances, when the sex is mind blowing every time, and when you both have shared experiences of how cruel the world can be but, the two of you can still find peace in each other, that can be very anxiety inducing to a woman who comes from a religious background that teaches woman’s pleasure as unimportant and even “sinful” or “selfish” it causes women like the Jackie Hill Perry’s of the world to run back to religion because they felt like they’ve done something wrong by falling deeply in love with another woman who shares the same love for her. We can even see this play out in an unrequited love situation as well. I’ll never forget when I watched “The L Word: Hate The Sin” and one of the participants who was a butch trying to go through her own personal conversion from a lesbian to heterosexual and feminine and I think it was because she was deeply in love with a friend that appears in the documentary yet, she realized they could never be together because the friend was straight and came from a christian background.
My first Substack article is out now! https://open.substack.com/pub/starrlightthestud/p/transphobia-pink-pill-and-feminism?r=4xhx2j&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
My Substack is officially under construction, stay tuned you guys!!! More long form writings are coming!!

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I wish all Black girls a clear shot at this world. I wish all Black girls a full belly. I wish all Black girls a respite from their many troubles. I wish all Black girls nothing but grace, prosperity, and ease. Black girls I am hoping for your continued safety and success every single day.
Transphobia, Pink-Pill, and Feminism: How Discourse Becomes Dangerous
*I want to preface this by saying, I am a trans ally to the fullest. Any hateful, disparaging comments about trans women will not be tolerated and will be blocked!*
Over the weekend, we saw loads of discourse on queer and feminist sides of TikTok due to a popular creator Paris Mwendwa, current stances of her personal views of feminism and previous posts labelled as dogwhistles toward trans women that have caused her to be described as a TERF. I blocked Paris months ago before the discourse got started because unfortunately, I realized what direction her content was headed toward. Over the last few years the conversation has been dominated by discussion of the manosphere and redpill however, the pinkpill is just as dangerous for women whether they be heterosexual or queer women. The idea that trans women are inherently dangerous, “invading” womens’ spaces, lying and manipulating cishet men for their own sexual and romantic purposes are all transphobic ideals and should be treated as much.
During the discourse, black women, other POC women, and even women aligned with MAGA came together and defended Paris; stating her feminism didn’t need to include trans women and that anybody who brought up her previously problematic posts were “racist” because the main creator who wanted to hold Paris accountable, Lesbian Lifts, is a white butch woman. As a black woman, I will be the first to say, transphobia is all too pervasive in our community, it has lead to countless deaths, harassment, and stalking of trans women particularly in the most recent case of the DL Whisperer and popular trans social media personality TS Madison. The femininity (or lack thereof) of black women has been a constant cause of debate for centuries causing many black women to push back against the racist and misogynistic rhetoric by leaning more into hyperfemininity and going down the “Divine Femininity” movement along with other alt-right, pink-pill adjacent movements.
As a stud, transphobia has affected me and countless other masculine of center women. Despite having very feminine features, I have still been referred to in he/him pronouns in public on purpose by those who despise masculine lesbians. So, when the point of transphobia affecting all women is discussed, it has major truth to it. Now since the weekend, videos have been taken down and apologies have been issued by both Paris and Lesbian Lifts however, the conversation amongst other creators of all sizes has continued. It is important to remember that during this current administration, transphobic and homophobic remarks and ideals being spread and normalized is the goal. It is a way to manufacture consent from the general public toward the current trans genocide happening here in the U.S. and across the globe and to further dehumanize an already oppressed minority.
When we allow the existence of queer, trans and gender expansive people become discourse, it allows bigots to continue to see queer and trans lives as evil, deranged, and unnecessary. It is important that we continue to defend and protect trans and gender expansive individuals from this intentional genocide and to recognize when creators with sizable platforms are going down alt-right pipelines and hold them accountable. Transphobia has no place in queer spaces or anywhere else!!!
CHERYL MILLER during her time as head coach of the Phoenix Mercury (1997-2000)
Thinking of starting a Substack to do more long form writings and to expand on some writings I’ve already done here. If I made the move I would still post on this platform but I want to get deeper into my writing brain.
Would you guys read my substack if I started one?
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Had a fellow stud who was an OG (around 50) as an Uber driver, my day has been made!!!! It was a long ride so we talked about some of everything and she even gave me props for my cologne. I swear I love us💯🙏🏾 especially our stud elders 🤌🏾

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I straight up disassociate when cishet people start babbling about their relationship dynamics. The whole idea of submission, gendered roles, and the topic of body count are the extremely reductive. I recognize that these politics that cishet people hold so dear are what keep the culture of patriarchy and misogyny going and they believe that society can’t function without these ideals. When religion gets added to the conversation, it becomes a rotten, toxic sludge of opinions that are brain numbing.
women self pleasuring is so so hot and sexy to me. like the whining, the sounds, the faces, their bodies, the positions, the way they chase their pleasure and be so out of it and just make themselves feel good. I just love the sight of it. truly magical. its everything.
Fantasizing about a black lesbian bar/club. How beautiful it would be 🤎✨✨
Intense yearning 🥰🫣
I feel the yearning from the women from the left. She worships her wife/girlfriend. Every woman deserves to be worshiped.
Personal ads in Gay Black Female Magazine Issue #69, January 1998

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Random thoughts of a black lesbian for the month of April😂:
- I desire love and partnership but the dating feels like a drawn out, shitty job interview that turns out to be an MLM
-I hate capitalism
-I want to move away from my hometown and live on a tropical island
-I love food (like….. ALOT!)
-Maybe one day I’ll be rich, maybe not…
-I need a social media break
-I miss 2006 (specifically late summer into early fall)
-I want a custom 1964 Impala Lowrider in Cherry Red