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For @brightlotusmoon (she got the original)
I did this on my phone on ibis paint lol.

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People who aren't part of our minorities are often ignorant about what we go through. We really shouldn't attack them over how privileged they are compared to us, that discourages learning.
There's going to be people who genuinely don't know things, teetering on the edge of growing hatred of us because of their ignorance.
You don't have to be niceys or whatever. You don't even have to personally educate. Find people that are happy to educate, or even give a neutral toned piece of education yourself.
And remember, nobody is "always a bigot". It's learned just like everything else in society.
And honestly instead of telling "those TMEs" that they can flash AFAB card and get away, why don't you tell them how to step up and challenge how people perceive us? "TMEs" could openly disagree and tell people they're wrong about trans women. You could tell "TMEs" the best ways to go about this.
Instead of, you know, beating them upside the head with how much privilege they supposedly have. That isn't helping us.
I can't fall back on my AGAB to "prove I belong" in women's spaces either.
Because I'm intersex, and "AFAB" doesn't do SHIT when you're visibly male-looking to even doctors since birth. They tried to 'fix' that with intersex genital mutilation and oh oops, I grew "masculine" anyways.
I'm a trans woman, and nothing you can say will prove otherwise. I am at the mercy of every transphobe I come across, especially authority and medical.
"I'm afab actually" got me called a liar and kicked in the groin and tossed out of the bathroom at a convenience store. You can bet I'm never trying that again.
I can't believe this needs to be said but
Not all intersex people identify as queer/LGBT.
Respect them too, please.

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I'm a very short trans woman because of my really bad childhood + cerebral palsy, so sometimes I wish I was taller, because I always wanted to be tall like several cis woman celebrities.
So many of them are like 6ft (~183cm) and that's WILD.
It's not a full dysphoria thing for me really, I just wish I was tall sometimes
I think people should care more about caregivers. I don't mean the ones that are obviously and blatantly ableist, I mean the ones that are clearly meaning well and do their best.
They deserve comfort and time and patience and support too. Without caregivers, us disabled people would not survive.
They still can get stressed, and overworked and will need breaks and rest.
Please remember to thank your caregivers once in a while.
We shouldn't have to be thankful to be allowed to exist. I agree. But we are reliant on others for survival and life, and they deserve to be treated well too.
It's not ableist to understand that we can be a lot of work.
Stomach aches can turn into a life threatening situation. Stomach aches can BE a life threatening situation.
I recently went to the ER for the second time this year because I at first thought it was "just a stomach ache" once again. (My issues with this have improved, I used to end up in the ER dying almost every month and I think I figured most of it out)
Anyway don't be ableist to people with stomach aches. It could be life threatening.
You shouldn't be a jerk to someone hurting regardless.
Honestly the only way someone could be truly TME (according to what people say how the terms work) is if they have the money or fame to successfully sue someone for their misdirected transmisogyny.
Sadly most of "TME" do not have money or fame.
A consideration of class should be applied to that framework, because if you do not have the ability to defend yourself in court, you are not "TME" when you're subject to transmisogyny, since you cannot 'prove' your way out of it at all, especially if you're intersex and confirmed to be.
Reminder to not police people's genders or lack thereof, even if they look cis or are cis.
Gender policing is what we're trying to escape from, so inflicting it on others is bigotry no matter what your intentions are.
You also have no business deciding someone's gender for them based on what they do or say or how they dress.
Suggestions are fine, but remember that suggestions can also be declined and you should respect that.

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I remember when I was working custodial at an outdoor mall and I had my food break and was chowing down on a lunchable while on a bench, some woman came by with her kid, kid was curious and wanted to come see me, and her mom pulled the kid back saying "now don't go to the homeless person, they're dangerous"
People teaching kids that homeless people are inherently dangerous. Like it's one thing to just, not go to strangers in general as a kid you know, safety first etc you don't know them.
BUT HOMELESS PEOPLE AS A GROUP AREN'T INHERENTLY DANGEROUS
and eating on a goddamn bench doesn't mean I'm homeless. I was in my work clothes and eating an expensive snack.
Love and support homeless people.
Love and support people that do ..... apparently weird shit that gets people called homeless.
#but also like. did she just equate someone eating on a bench with homelessness???? lady what đ
Yes she did. Me and my...
#WeirdAndSuspiciousHomelessBehavior
....of eating on a bench as someone who was on work break and had nowhere else to sit especially since I didn't have time for any of the restaurants there lmao
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The harm your actions and words caused doesn't go away when you apologize and change.
People do not have to accept your apology, people do not have to accept you into their lives just because you changed.
You have not actually changed at all if you believe you're above someone's boundaries.
I fear many of us are forgetting that trans men belong to Men (the gender) but not Men (the sociopolitical class) and I think thats an important distinction
I thought the consensus was gender is social construct. can you elaborate on what do you mean by gender as distinct from it's sociopolitical meaning?
Money is a social construct as well but unfortunately when most of a society agrees on something they tend to act in accordance with that agreement.
Gender means different things in different contexts and OP is showing the difference here. In feminist theory, gender is the prescribed roles given to people generally based on sex. Itâs often a negative thing in that context, gender roles for example. When trans people talk about gender we tend to mean internal identity which often does not mean the world recognizes it. In a trans sense I am a man because of my internal identity that is not acknowledged by society as a whole. In a feminist sense, because society doesnât recognize me as a man, I cannot fit into the male class.
I agree with you. something being social construct means we are all treated by society's definition not our individual definitions and personal sense of self.
but to use your words, that means trans women have internal women identity which often does not mean the world recognizes it, so they can't fit the female class (ie they can't face misogyny/they have male privilege), which is something that trans community seems to disagree with. that was basically my question, why is the dominant view that both trans men and trans women fit into female class? that doesn't make sense. does society only accept transitioning one way?
You're doing oppositional sexism here.
"if this is true for trans men the opposite is true for trans women" when it's... Really not as you know.
The sociopolitical class of "man" and the privileges alongside said class- is not afforded to any trans person.
Not closeted trans women, not stealth trans men, not nonbinary people.
Closeted trans women stifle their true selves to mental detriment. Any "privilege" they might access is conditional on staying closeted.
Stealth Trans men have to erase a part of their lives and uproot with no guarantee they won't be outed or have to out themselves through either giving documents about a name change if records are in their dead name, or through medical care depending on what they still need.
Its all conditional. It's miserable.
This all still hinges on the binary, so nonbinary peoples treatment is often varied. I also can't say I'm well versed on proper wording here so Ill leave it at that.
At the end of the day, if we live out and proud like we deserve to- were all within the third box of "tranny freak" because the current system only willingly acknowledges pericis manhood or womanhood. Though assimilation should still be an option if one deems it comfortable, our safety shouldn't rely on it.
Trans people are considered their socially imposed gender when that perception benefits violence against us, we're considered our true gender when that benefits violence against us, we're neither and some third thing when that benefits violence against us,
but also always never going into either of the gendered sociopolitical classes. "Man" and "woman" are only afforded to pericis people properly.
I want the option to have 2 pinned posts. Mainly because I sometimes have something I want at the top of my blog for a while without having my perma pinned removed or edited
Actually I could put my perma pinned as an "about" link in my bio I guess? I'll have to fiddle with it probably
All fixed đ
I still want the option for 2 pinned posts but this will do. It's less cluttered this way for me anyway so *shrug*

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You should be able to listen to a full album without looking at your phone. You should be able to watch a 3 hour film from beginning to end without checking social media. If you can't do this, you need to start training your attention span as if it were a physical muscle. I don't experience boredom or restlessness because I've trained my brain to not be dependent on quick stimuli and dopamine hits. If you can't chill on a park bench while waiting for a friend with just your imagination to keep you company, you need to learn how to do it ASAP because one day we may not have access to the internet.
you trained to do that. Very nice. I keep getting told it's impossible to never be bored.
As a person who started off never being bored...
I fear boredom is learned. You can learn not to be.
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i cannot emphasize enough how important it is that you should ideally give birth in a fully equipped and staffed medical facility or if you insist on giving birth through an alternative method you should be within minutes of a hospital and i mean under 5 minutes if youâd like me to be really fucking frank
like i can get on board with so much feminist theory and stuff, truly, and i do acknowledge that obstetrics and gynaecology as a field holds blind spots that are egregious (e.g. infant and maternal mortality in the black community) but there is no empowerment in risky birthing practices that our foremothers, and iâm not mincing words, often suffered through. birthing is natural, but it is not âeasyâ or even âinnateâ, it is best practiced guided and witnessed by those that know what to do in an emergency. you are not reconnecting to any innate feminine nature by practicing dangerous birthing practicesâyou are recreating a time when the bodies and lives of women barely mattered and it was expected that death would/could occur at insane and tragic rates.
this is a hill i will spend the rest of my days fighting on because while i am not interested in birthing children myself, i have an incredible passion and interest in the field of labour and delivery. itâs been one of my greatest joys to play even a small part in delivering neonates. i do not want anyone to risk their babies over a deeply, deeply misguided idea of free birth being âthe natural wayâ when natural is not always synonymous with the safest way.
So many people think it's either midwife or doctor. It's not. Have your midwife or doula in the hospital room with you, I promise the doctors don't give a shit. Hell, you can have her do the delivery itself and just have the doctors there as emergency backup! But for the love of your baby, go to the fucking hospital.
yup. a lot of hospitals are willing to work with you to realize your birthing plan as much as they can within safe limits and parameters. my hospital is closely and highly allied with midwives all up and down the coast, with the explicit instruction to call the midwife when we know a labouring patient is about to deliver so we can respect their plan. genuinely, you can have almost any kind of birth you wantâjust make sure that there are qualified professionals in attendance, and itâs not just midwives or OBGYNS you need. you have no idea when youâll need a respiratory therapist on call, you have no idea when you will need a blood transfusion within minutes or risk certain death, L&D nurses do not have the same training as NICU nurses if a baby declines rapidly. itâs a literal thousand things that can go wrong and you should be in the best place for them to go wrong.
Actually yeah, while I'm still thinking about this.
@creatingblackcharacters is hosting another CBC Book Club, starting on 06/14/2026. We'll be reading "Medical Apartheid - The Dark History of Medical Experimentation on Black Americans from Colonial Times to the Present." I would recommend it.
I'm putting my previous thoughts on this thread below:
#I can't go fully into this rn #but I think there should be much more than a footnote about misogynoir and Black maternal death rates #even IF you have someone to advocate for you. a doula a midwife or a family member #that doesn't negate the racist practices that go on in hospitals #Especially pertaining to Black and Native pregnant peoples #up to and Including straight up just taking your child away. #advocacy is one thing but you have to discuss the actual options presented #because as is hospitals are staffed by people. who may be racist #and if so will leave you to death or worse
Here's a Black woman who was literally in labor and went into the hospital, only to be sent away. She had to give birth in the car
Mind you this was after Adriana Smith's brain-dead body was forcibly used as an incubator w/o the family's consent
Y'all need to understand that hospitals are designed the way they are for killing Black people, including how they are always so far away from predominantly Black communities. We had to create the Ambulance System, just to get by
How the Freedom House Ambulance Service and its Black paramedics set the standard for ambulance services and made EMS history.
And the fact of the matter is that many hospitals will remove a Black patient's doulas and midwives for no apparent reason
When a pregnant Georgia woman went into labor earlier this month, she planned for the two doulas she hired to stand beside her as she gave b
This is the reality for Black people. We go to the hospitals and do "everything right" and are still denied our rights and punished for questioning