I, for one, love how u draw gender. Its relatable and transgender and that's cool.
*goes super saiyan with transgender power from this ask* thank u this is my aspiration
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I, for one, love how u draw gender. Its relatable and transgender and that's cool.
*goes super saiyan with transgender power from this ask* thank u this is my aspiration

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forreal though not every trans or genderqueer person redacts their whole life once they realize their gender. the ‘i always knew i was a boy/girl, i was never ever the gender assigned to me at birth, not at all, not in any way’ narrative is very true for some people, but that story’s positioning as the only correct non-transphobic way to describe trans people’s lived experiences silences a lot of people who have very different (and less simple and convenient) journeys to their final identity.
some men were girls. some women were boys. that’s how they feel and it’s important to me that they’re respected for it and not scolded for telling the stories of their lives wrong just because other people can’t (or don’t want to) relate. there are so many different ways to grow up trans and to be trans, that someone’s life is always going to be totally alien to someone else, a total contradiction to their own experiences.
that should be okay. we should all be okay with it. no one narrative about any group of people should be the very definition of all of those people. activism needs to respect diversity of people’s lives, stories, and agency, or it’s just more useless shouting at people who have enough to fucking deal with already.
on april 13, 2007, andrew hussie uploaded the first panel of his new webcomic, homestuck, to mspaintadventures.com. this has made a lot of people very upset and was widely regarded as a bad move.
I know people use phrases like “he’s changing the game” and “nobody’s doing it like him” a lot for musicians, but I don’t think this is an exaggeration at all when talking about Lil Nas X.
When I first saw the music video for Montero (Call Me By Your Name), I just kept thinking about how I had never seen a music video like it, ESPECIALLY from such a well-known artist. I’ve seen plenty of videos where a man is being sexy, but never in the way that Lil Nas X does it in that video. He sings about riding dick while giving a lap dance. I’m sure there are so many music videos where a male singer does this, but I’ve never seen them because gay men who express their sexuality in that way are usually prevented from becoming household names.
And he is getting a lot of pushback for it. People are saying that he’s trying to indoctrinate children, that he’s pushing an agenda, that he’s part of the ruination of society. Gay men are seen as sex-crazy predators, and so are androgynous men. For him to make this video expressing himself and his sexuality in the way HE wanted to, knowing how people would take it, especially as a black man, and then attaching his real name to it?
It’s trending at #1 on youtube and there’s been a huge positive response to it, but he’s risking a lot by releasing this video. The whole theme of the video is religious persecution, and we’re seeing that exact thing happen to him in real time. He’s being called a sinner, he’s being told he’s going to hell, he’s being told that god doesn’t love him.
This song and video are resonating with SO MANY people. People who grew up with a religion that teaches that people like them are wrong, with parents who seek to destroy what they do not understand, who have had a closeted partner who only told them they loved them in private, who told themselves that they would never come out to anyone, with people who have struggled with internalized homophobia.
Since the world already has their eyes on Lil Nas X, he’s decided to represent himself the way he wants to and tell the stories he wants to tell. From this video to wearing a bright pink leather harness on the red carpet to doing drag on halloween, he is showing everyone that he is not ashamed of who he is and he’s willing to put himself and his career at risk to be that person. By doing this, he’s showing others that people like him exist and it’s ok and it’s good.
Lil Nas X is changing the game. His success will open doors for more artists like him. I believe he’s going to help change the public perception of what hip-hop can be, and maybe even what a man can be.
If anyone ever tells u to make your women designs less buff or their faces softer and less porey and without a big nose or wrinkles tell them to go fuck themself

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While I am absolutely in love with Call Me By Your Name, I was baffled by the lyric, “Call me by your name.”
I originally thought it was a kink, so I looked it up, but NO.
“According to Greek mythology, humans were originally created with four arms, four legs and a head with two faces. Fearing their power, Zeus split them into two separate parts, condemning them to spend their lives in search of their other halves.”
—Plato, The Symposium
This message is featured here in the video:
Translation:
After the division the two parts of man, each desiring his other half.
When Lil Nas X sings “Call me by your name,” he’s not asking to be kinky, he’s asking his lover to be his other half, his soulmate.
And tying in with the rest of the song, he’s asking his lover to be with, sin with, love, and cherish him.
BUT
In the final lines of the song, he sings, “Call me by your name / I do not care if you lyin'.”
He’s asking his lover to pretend to be his soulmate because he loves his lover, but he knows his lover doesn’t love him the same way/doesn’t see their relationship as worth the exposure.
And fUCK—
wtf do you mean adult content this is completely platonic male bonding
You left, without so much as telling me goodbye 😔🦋💖✨
Can we take a moment to appreciate that Wandavision had women in ALL of the major roles--and we barely noticed, because instead of making this a "girl power" moment, they simply chose to show competent women, in both the protagonist and antagonist roles?
Like. Wanda is the main protagonist (who is MORE POWERFUL THAN THE SORCERER SUPREME!!! BUT GO OFF I GUESS). Agatha is the main villain. Monica is the main protagonist outside of Westview.
It's the men who are in the secondary roles! Secondary protagonist? Vision! Secondary antagonist? Hayward! Secondary outside Westview protagonist? Jimmy (bless him! He defers to Monica with zero problems!)
And this is something I literally just realized, after the finale. I'm just,,, it took me this long to figure it out because they didn't make this a selling point!!! They just did this because that's what good stories do!! You can have good stories about women!! Anyways. I love it and the finale was great and I'm in my feelings and YES

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still not over how much I love this
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I just really enjoy his walk and talks.
Treasure Planet (2002), dir. Ron Clements & John Musker
trans and nonbinary people, answer in the tags: if your gender was a song, what song would it be?

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Giving and Receiving, oil on canvas, 8x8 inches, 2019
Bus drivers who see you running and open their hole are better public servants than any cop.
their what now?
their ‘bussy’ you might say
i might not.