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Please don't take the conductor's seat.

anyway this sounds like a metaphor for neurodivergence or something but it’s not this is just my fucking life

The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (Stephan Elliott, 1994)

losing my fucking mind over how people will come on here and say just the easiest to disprove absolutely inane lies. for no reason at all

These presumably got filtered/combined into the idea that vitamin C is bad to take with ANY mental health meds, which then got turned into the idea that if you have mental health problems, scurvy may be right for you!

here is an entry about it from Harvard but a simple search will give you sources from the world health organization to the fda to the national institute of health. But if you take medication and you like grapefruit, really you should ask your doctor or the pharmacist who fills your prescription about it.

I get the feeling most people would prefer being driven but I get so nauseated in the car even when sober and feeling well that being in the car while even a little tipsy feels so horrible to me. Curious how many people are in the same boat

Analog Science Fiction Magazine, Nov 1962 Cover Art by John Schoenherr

Curtiss Sprague , Wolf and the Northern Lights  from ‘Our Little Friends of Eskimo Land’, 1911

but it was, of course, an ESTABLISHMENT bin. unlike Nigel 'Dulwich College city banker' Farage

And I'm really just debating posting them all in the open where people can see and understand and maybe idk listen to us for once or something.

More and more and more and more and still I get white and nonblack poc in my notes saying it doesn't happen and no one cares enough to listen to black men, black mascs, black butches, black WOMEN that this is happening to us so please just fucking listen to black people when they tell you they're suffering and they can't truly be themselves because it becomes fucking hunting season the second they try.

A cis black man challenged me in the men's bathroom at work and from his perspective I was either a butch lesbian or a black twink and he was not happy with the idea of either of those in 'his' single occupancy public toilet. He read me as potentially cis but far too feminine for his liking and certainly not Being A Black Man The Right Way. Even our own heavily polices how our community acts- what would have happened to me if he had truly clocked me and decided to do something about it? When other black people lean into what few privileges racist society allows them to turn around and harm those who are not upholding the status quo, when nonblack people simply laugh at the monkeys fighting, who do we turn to for help?

Why did I make the original posts and this followup? Because I still get white people claiming to be leftists, liberals, feminists, and supporters of BLM as well as so-called 'anti-racists' commenting on my post telling me to shut up because other people have it worse and black men aren't oppressed. And I get white radfems deliberately doubling down on their racism in response to my posts when I was specifically what I was talking about.

Black people literally crying out in pain and still nonblack people say this is not a problem.

All the people who agree with me are white? Then why are there so many black people sharing their stories?

Guess who has more, since this post has grown I figured more stories could be shared. I've got another but I'm at the post limit so I have to reblog a second time.

🤷‍♂️ but it's only white people talking about this.

Anyway any other black folks wanna add to this? Doesn't matter your exact gender, if you've got a complicated relationship with 'womanhood' or 'manhood' and feel as though you had to choose one to be safe even if it meant not transitioning medically/socially or it made you hide your gender presentation, this one's for you babes.

Mockup for a painting I took to far ⭐🌿💧🩷