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As summer is approaching, I’d like to remind everyone that you are not entitled to ask someone to cover up their scars, self inflicted or not. I don’t care if they’re big, I don’t care if they’re noticeable, or purple, or all over their body, or what. You can’t police people’s bodies.
This also goes for my friends with feeding tubes, ostomy bags, central lines and urinary catheters. People are allowed exist in bodies that stray from the expected norm.
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Murder Bimbo
Audiobook
Rebecca Novack
The exhilaratingly twisty story of a sex worker turned political assassin on the run, Murder Bimbo is an unputdownable and wholly fresh take on truth, murder, and optics in our national moment.
A thirty-two-year-old sex worker is shocked when she’s approached by undercover government agents to aid them in a top-secret plot to assassinate a politician known as Meat Neck. But once the deed is done, she realizes what made her the perfect recruit: She’s 100% disposable. Holed up in an off-the-grid cabin in the woods, she now has only two days, her wits, and a laptop to save her own life. Her best bet is to reach out to the wildly popular feminist investigative podcast Justice for Bimbos. In a hastily typed series of emails, the newly minted “Murder Bimbo” explains how she was recruited and then trained by a cabal of code-named US agents to take out Meat Neck. Then she opens a new email. This time, it’s addressed to her ex, and the facts line up a little differently… Constructed in three increasingly unhinged acts, each a more subversive version of the story than the last, Murder Bimbo can be read as a gloriously bold literary thriller, a satirical vigilante's manifesto, or a raucous send-up of the political insanity we all live inside every day. Either way, it’s a dead-serious announcement of an electric new voice in American literature.
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[Image ID: Tweet from Veridome (@/ Veridome_) reading: "you handled that so well" genuinely wtf was the other option /End ID]
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okay we're not defending transphobic-ass shit like "theyfab/theymab/etc." in 2026. how am I seeing posts unironically being like "oh it's not THAT bad" and "ummm akshully SOME nonbinary people deserve to be mocked (read: misgendered)"
the term originated specifically as transphobic slur coined by transmedicalists (on 4chan, but also on tumblr and twitter) to make fun of nonbinary people who "weren't trans enough"/"weren't REALLY trans"/etc. if you think it's okay to use these terms for nonbinary people you are siding with transphobes, full stop.
the following images are from a 2018 4chan thread specifically asking "what is a theyfab":
there's no magical category of people who it's okay for you to misgender btw. whether or not a nonbinary person is a bad person or not still doesn't give you the right to misgender them. just because someone uses "she/they" or "they/them" or neopronouns or whatever other combination of pronouns you want to imagine doesn't make it NOT misgendering when you start referring to them by their literal fucking assigned gender at birth.
if you still wanna use those terms in spite of all that then by all means, I can't fucking stop you, but let's not spread this narrative that "oh well they're not real slurs." "this misgendering isn't that bad." just admit you wanna call people slurs because you don't like them, whatever.
not to still be pissed off about this shit from yesterday but this line from the post that set me off is just so sickening
"getting mad about [derogatory slur] is maybe the most [derogatory slur] thing you could do." idk maybe making leading comments and assumptions regarding both someone's agab and genitals in order to immediately demean them and call them a slur they don't want to be called is just not a good look. maybe, just maybe, you shouldn't be calling strangers terms that have a historically transphobic and bigoted origin.
if you're going to tell someone they can't be mad about you calling them a slur, especially one centered around misgendering them (omgggg these theyfabs are so fucking hysterical they overreact so muuuch what attention-seeking whores amirite), maybe you should just start calling people "le triggered special snowflakes" too since you already wanna side with transphobic 4channers anyway.
u can tell when some white people used to be on 4chan then found out they were a sexual or gender minority and are not handling it well
Easy Blueberry Cherry Galette
I can make Tangled (2011) about being queer if I want to.
I am not immune to the cutting of hair being a symbolic representation of both freedom of the new life and death of the old life.
Whoops it was 2010
Somebody asked for elaboration so
Immediately discovering that the way that other people live isn’t as dangerous as an abusive parent says it is
The male lead spends a lot of his time and energy pretending to be something he’s not to try to find a niche in life but really becomes happy only after dropping his macho lady killer facade
The first place Rapunzel finds help and gentleness in the outside world is in a bar full of people that are viewed as dangerous by society, including disabled people, conventionally unattractive people, and people who dress in odd costumes
The cutting of Rapunzel’s hair both literally and metaphorically kills her controlling parental figure. Sometimes to truly be free and be yourself you need to fully cut a controlling parent out of your life and it can feel like a death of sorts.
As a closeted blonde transmasc child who was constantly discouraged from cutting my hair for the benefit of others who liked looking at it I was of course totally normal about the hair cutting scene when I saw that in theatres
I was also totally normal about Mulan cutting her hair when I saw that as a tiny dark-haired child, too. I'm beginning to think that there's at least one queer allegory/family film/hair-cutting scene trifecta produced every generation or so.
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Brown Butter Strawberry Shortcake
This has been said a thousand times before but the "kink contributes to rape culture" thing is so transparently #stupid especially when you take into account like. Our whole explicitly communicated systems of ensuring consent thing. Meanwhile the whole idea of Normative Sexuality is kind of inherently coercive on some level innit
I have real thoughts about this but I'm too brainfoggy to articulate them further rn so you're getting a joke instead: I'm gonna start telling people you can't consent to vanilla sex under patriarchy
The idea that there is a particular way you're *supposed* to be touched and like it sounds pretty bad when you put it like that doesn't it? I've had to thoroughly deprogram myself from cishetero normative ideas about what sex even *is* in order to feel remotely normal about my body & sexuality. Talking to more trans/lesbian/ace/kinky people (in any combination of the four) teaches you you're allowed to say no, to anything, for any reason. But carefully negotiated pre-planned theater riffing on real world power structures for fun is scary so it must be the deviant perverts that are the problem and not, like, normal men in real life
& the thing about people practicing kink unsafely/under-negotiated is that it *does* happen but in the kink community these people are universally regarded as Doing It Wrong. And that type of behavior is still running straight people software (i.e. it's usually misogyny) & this violation of boundaries via assuming they can do whatever they want to someone else's body would still be just as bad if it was vanilla, actually ! Do you know how many people have problems with painful penetration and just go along with it anyway cause they feel like they have to ??????? God
This trend of turning sexist, lgbtphobic, misogynistic etc pictures into beautiful and positive ART is adding years to my life.
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Too Lily 🖤
hold on! lesbian goonette semiu with her celebrity crush on lgbt+ pop star too lily with her extraL sized....... heart
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People Without History Are Dust
Queer Desire in the Holocaust
Anna Hájková (Author), William Jones (Translated by)
Queerness remains one of the most stigmatized and overlooked aspects of Holocaust history, often erased due to the lingering homophobia of survivors. People Without History Are Dust challenges this silence, weaving together compelling stories of German, Dutch, Czech, and Polish Jewish Holocaust victims and survivors - including Anne Frank, Molly Applebaum, Margot Heuman, and Gad Beck - whose experiences help illuminate the hidden history of queerness in a time of genocide.
Drawing on extensive archival research, this groundbreaking book uncovers the lives of those who were doubly marginalized, not only persecuted as Jews but also as queer individuals. In doing so, it confronts the ways in which history has excluded or minimized their experiences, urging us to question normative accounts of the Holocaust.
By shedding light on these long-overlooked stories, People Without History Are Dust deepens our understanding of identity, survival, and memory, reminding us why an inclusive and complex approach to history is essential - not just for the sake of the past, but in service to the present and the future as well.
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