irreversible damage? damn, i sure hope it is! (if you need context or an explanation i made one under the cut)
this art piece is based on the cover of the book "irreversible damage" by a terf named abigail shrier. the book is a transphobic shit show that fearmongers about transitioning, specifically for transmascs and trans people afab. i made this art to be a subversion of the book cover by showing the girl as a happy and fulfilled trans man. the phrase "damn, i sure hope it is!" refers to the "irreversible" part of the book title and how a trans person would want their transition to be irreversible
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could u do mybe a kimi raik x reader. maybe kimi being jelly and "taking whats his" or could do xdriver who crashes?
either or :3
pls and thx xx
this yes this
mb itâs lowkey very long
It was absolutely freezing at the Nurburgring.
Silvery mist hung ominously over the section of track Formula One kidnapped once a year for their open-wheel event. The sun hadnât made an appearance all weekend, and driversâlike youâwere losing track of time.
The usually bright, bougie red-and-white of your Ferrari fireproofs were somehow dulled. The only bright thing remaining in this yearâs paddock was your teammateâsâKimiâsâeyes.
He had shed his sunglasses this weekend, as the light wasnât so harsh, and looked absurdly comfortable in the subzero German climate.
You decided not to dwell on it furtherâotherwise your face would turn green with envyâand started a half-hearted conversation with your wind-ruffled race engineer.
She was petite and brown-haired, much older than you, and very switched-on. Usually conversations with her were really interesting, though it seemed everybody in the Ferrari garage except Kimi Raikkonen had experienced an unfortunate sort of brain freeze.
The man himself had appeared at your side without your noticing. âHi.â
You jumped, huffing out a very opaque breath into the chilly, damp air.
âNot cold, I see?â
You had donned a thick, lined jacket on top of your fireproofs today, one that had your last name printed across your shoulderblades. Kimiâs lay forgotten on one of the telemetry desks.
The Finn shook his head. âNo.â
âAlways an eloquent man,â you rolled your eyes and he remained as expressive as a sheer seaside cliff.
âWell, weâll see if youâll be talking when you run off track. Itâs very slippery out there,â your engineer piped up with a small smile.
âMm,â you snickered. Still, Kimiâs face barely wavered. If you squinted, however, you might have convinced yourself the tiniest of tics had quirked the corner of his lip upward.
Someone called him from across the garage and he rolled his eyes. âRace starts in 20, you should probably go,â your engineer nodded.
Your teammate trudged off.
âYou need to get that jacket off,â you grit your teeth at your engineerâs words. âIt wonât fit in the cockpit, câmon.â
You sighed and peeled it off, immediately shivering and reaching for your gloves and balaclava. âJust get me in the car and get it over with, please.â
She nodded peacefully, walking with you to your car and calling over some mechanics. You watched longingly as they pulled off the tyre warmers and stacked them neatly at the back of the garage.
Your helmet was warm after you shoved it on, thank God. As the team wheeled your car over to itâs p5 start, you had to fight back images in your head of curling up on top of a pile of tyre-warmers.
âŠ
The race start had been messy, but you didnât have time to think about it now. Some of the hairpins here had thrown drivers much better than you into spinsâand your tyres were slowly getting shredded.
You had relayed this to your engineer about three laps ago. Sheâd asked you to last just a little bit longerâyou were relieved when the message came in confirming your pit.
You might have been a little too relievedâturn 13 and 14 appeared out of nowhere and as you fought to keep your Ferrari within track limits you felt something slip.
This lock-up combined with the slick track sent your car flying off track, the rear swinging around and smacking into the wall.
Your head buzzed. It had smacked back into the seat behind you and somehow your helmet felt rupturedâupon your shaky handâs inspection, you discovered it had.
The metallic taste of blood flooded your mouth. Whether youâd bit your cheek or it was coming from your throat, you didnât know.
âShitâŠâ
The red flags waving from the trackside blurred your vision. Cars still zipped past, heading into the pits.
You tried to brace your hands on the sides of the cockpit but they slipped, and you slumped forward, fighting with the spinning feeling in your head as the steering wheel flickered in and out of encroaching darkness.
Hands, rough, gloved ones, yanked you out of your car. They sat you down and placed cold metal pendants over your heart, gently removing your helmet.
Their hands felt your neck and retracted covered in your own blood. You vomited, vaguely felt disgusted, and passed out.
âŠ
Was it Christmas?
That was the first foggy thought in your mind. But snowflakes werenât usually so large, were they?
They blinked. You squinted.
You tried to reach for them, but your hand flopped back to your side, feeling as if it was weighted with a thousand bricks.
Warmth encased your hand and you relaxed. âMmâŠâ
A small laughâmore like a snickerâescaped the lips of the face hovering over you. Thatâs what it was, thenâa face.
A familiar one.
âKimi?â
The warmth covering your hand tightened. You foggily realised that your stoic, icy teammate was holding your hand.
âYou crashed.â good to know that the rare display of emotion hadnât reached his voice.
âThink so,â you squinted up at him, trying to get him to laugh again. To your delight, he did.
âThe guy who has been replacing you is shit.â
âGood to hear you miss me, then.â
âYes.â he didnât elaborate and you found yourself blushing.
"trans men aren't seen as bad because they're moving away from womanhood (bad) toward manhood (good)! Itâs reasonable, even understandable, to try and escape from the negative treatment"
No, what they see is "irreversibly damaged" cattle, angry that their property has been stripped of its value, no longer able to be used, owned, or easily controlled. They see mad cows that must be put in the ground before the rest of the herd is infected. Members of the herd will also partake in the murder
Abigail Shrier and other people like her: [trans boys] want to flee womanhood! they hate women and femininity! they think only men and masculinity are good! they're reenforcing gender roles by saying that them having short hair makes them men and that they won't wear dresses because it's for girls! they're all mutilating themselves constantly!
also her and them, in the same breath: [trans boys] don't even wanna be real men! they still wanna do all this girly shit, those fucking trenders! they even identify more with being queer than being a cis male! and they're not getting nearly enough bottom surgery!
it's almost like trans people are people and they're all different so none of these can be used to disprove transness because none of these are universal factors of being trans and there's always someone with the opposite experience
also the reason why "not enough" trans guys want phalloplasty or to be seen as cishet males is because 1: transmisandry/transandrophobia within pro-trans/lgbt spaces, 2: fearmongering about "girls being irreversibly damaged, doomed to be disgusting and disfigured forever," and 3: a genuine response to trauma from sexism and the cis patriarchy that makes it hard for you accept yourself as your gender if your gender is the same as the people who benefit from your oppression and assigning you the wrong gender at birth/from being discriminated against for being queer (and therefore wanting for people to know and respect it instead of it being a shameful secret). also just regular basic transphobia says medical transition and identifying with your gender as a trans person is wrong, so you have to do a lot of work to stop prioritizing the feelings of others either way. also, phallo is one of the most fearmongered trans surgeries that there is (right behind- if not tied with- transmasc top surgeries). i'm not gonna get into all that right now, but even amongst medically transitioning trans people, it's highly discouraged and shat on. TERFs also have a habit of spreading disinformation and insults about phallo/meta, which is the main reason for the trans community being unevenly grossed out and unsure about specifically just phallo and meta
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i swear to god. letting trans kids go through a gender-congruous puberty at the same time as their peers is child abuse but putting 14 year olds into the concussion factory (usamerican football) is perfectly normal
Elle vit la gifle arriver trop tard. Sa joue explosa sous l'impact. Son crĂąne heurta le mur. L'acouphĂšne qui vrilla son tympan droit la fit chanceler.
â Je suis la fille de Sengoku, lĂącha-t-elle tranquillement.
Le directeur blĂȘmit. Son sourire se crispa, grotesque.
â Quand il viendra me chercher... je te conseille de ne pas trop me faire chier. Parce que Sakazuki va tomber de trĂšs haut quand il se fera recadrer par Sengoku. Et Kong. Et Tsuru...
Elle allait continuer, mais l'homme la coupa. Ses gestes devinrent tremblants.
Deux des trois conditions pour manipuler quelqu'un : manque d'information, manque de confiance.
â Mai... mais... Akainu va devenir le prochain chef des Amiraux...
Ce qui la fit vaciller mentalement, ce ne fut pas tant la douleur que cette certitude effroyable : il allait recommencer. Couper l'autre main. Et il prenait son temps, savourant sa souffrance.