i found an art work on twitter that is so utterly gender for me that it lowkey made me cry
unfortunately it was an anthropomorphic cow so,,, not exactly helpful, is it?
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i found an art work on twitter that is so utterly gender for me that it lowkey made me cry
unfortunately it was an anthropomorphic cow so,,, not exactly helpful, is it?
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A DNA analysis of a 4,000-year-old skeleton buried with an elaborate metalworking tool kit near Stonehenge has revealed that the individual,
"An Early Bronze Age metalworker and shaman discovered over 200 years ago in a lavish burial near Stonehenge and long assumed to be male was actually female, a new genetic analysis reveals.
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The nearly 4,000-year-old burial was unearthed in 1801 near the village of Upton Lovell, about 10 miles (16 kilometers) west of Stonehenge. The human remains were surrounded by an unusually rich tool kit containing stone axes, metalworking implements with traces of gold on them, a touchstone for testing metal purity by comparing streaks left by different metals, and pierced animal bones that were likely once sewn onto a garment as decorations, hinting at a ceremonial cloak.
The mix of high-status metalworking tools and objects thought to have ritual significance led archaeologists to interpret the individual as a spiritual specialist, earning the remains the nickname, the "Upton Lovell Shaman."
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William Cunnington, the English archaeologist who excavated the burial mound, known as a barrow, noted at the time that, "from the largeness of the bones," the burial "appeared to be a stout man," according to the statement. For the next two centuries, the individual's assumed sex was male, with its museum display depicting a bearded male figure.
The DNA analysis was originally intended to trace the individual's ancestry, but the results showed sex chromosomes of XX, instead of XY, catching the researchers off guard. To be certain, the team tested DNA from a tooth and a toe — and got the same answer each time, with no evidence that the grave held more than one person, according to the statement.
Other clues in the skeleton revealed more details about the individual. She stood around 5 feet, 4 inches (165 centimeters), which was unusually tall for a Bronze Age woman, and died at about age 45. She was robustly built, with arthritis in her right wrist but not her left — a pattern that fits years of the repetitive work with metalworking tools, the statement reported.
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This is not the first time an ancient elite individual has been mistakenly identified as male. For instance, an elite person from Sweden's Viking Age who was buried with weapons and strategy games was thought to be male but was later verified to be female, and a high-ranking individual from Copper Age Spain was thought to be male until a DNA analysis showed they were female."
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I want to be beautiful i want to be beautiful i want to be beautiful i want to be beautiful i want to be beautiful i want to be beautiful i want to be beautiful i want to be beautiful i want to be beautiful i want to be beautiful i want to be beautiful i want to be beautiful i want to be beautiful from my head to my toes and all of my body is beautiful i want to look in the mirror and love myself i want to look in the mirror and not see the face of the people of who hurt me i want to look in the mirror and not hear the voices of people who hate me i want to look in the mirror and be able to smile at what i see i want to take a million and one pictures of myself and post them everyone so even if people hate me or find absolutely nothing about me interesting they can at least think that i'm beautiful i do not wish to live a life where i never find myself beautiful but i'm basically an adult my face isn't really going to change i'm only going to get older and wrinkly and i will never have the chance the be beautiful i just want to rip my face off peel it off with a knife even if i never get a new face i'd rather have no face than be this horrid i want to be beautiful so bad. i want to be beautiful.
you could tell me that i'm beautiful a million times and i wouldn't believe you. unless something— anything changes about my face, i can't believe you. i'm sorry. i don't know what i have to do to become beautiful. i don't know if i have to gain or lose weight. i don't know if i need surgery and if so i don't know which kind i need. i don't know what's making me ugly i just know that i am. i literally don't spend enough time looking in the mirror to remember why i'm ugly. maybe i need to take testosterone but what if i just end up looking like my dad. i'd actually kill myself. i'll do anything to be beautiful.
I feel so ugly and stupid what is wrong with me ugh
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*sigh* this body sickens me and this time it’s not because I lack fur, claws or a snout. Everyday I mourn that my bones refused to form the narrow hips and wide shoulders of a man. That anyone has lusted after this body which is not mine as if it were the soft form of a woman. As if my being in anyway had anything to do with my body’s appearance. No one sees me. No one will ever see me. No one will ever know my soul.
How to make my non existent tit's look bigger no glue no borax
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