PRO TRANS ANTI TERF

PRO TRANS ANTI TERF

The TERFs are all out in force on UK twitter today, so i just wanted to take a moment to remind y’all that this blog is a fierce supporter of the Trans community. I always have been, and i always will be. I love and support you all <3

What baffles me is that a lot of the people screaming that “sEx mAtTeRs!” today are Queer and full offence, but imo you cannot identify as Queer whilst being a TERF. Do you not know your Queer history like, at all?

If you follow me and you don’t support Trans people, than i’m asking telling you to get the fuck of my blog and never darken my doorstep again.

If i ever post something about r*dfems again someone shoot me because literally just seeing them interact with my posts made my mental health nearly tank.

Nami the Treasure Thief!

I LOVE BEING ENBY

Never have I ever felt more in love with myself then when I was forcing myself to be a certain way. I may have a complicated relationship with my body but at the end of the day it's my body. MY relationship with it.

I don't need radfems and terfs demonizing me and telling me I'm "confused" or practicing "self-hate" if I ever decide to change myself in anyway because not ONCE has my decision to change been made because someone else told me to or made me feel like I had to.

Being enby doesn't pressure me to look or be a certain why. Being enby doesn't mean I have to look masculine or feminine just to fit into some dumb ass binary box. I. Am. Me.

If I choose to cut my tits off that's MY decision. If I don't, I don't. Not because I'm being pressured by patriarchy or fucking whatever. Not because I hate how men look at me or fucking whatever it is radfems think it is.

They're not my therapist. They don't get to "diagnose" me or tell me how I feel and why.

So yeah fuck terfs, radfems.

Happy Pride Wrath Month

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i don’t know how to say this in a way that doesn’t come off kind of mean but a lot of you are genuinely uncomfortable with “attraction” as a concept and really need to step back and work on that before entering into nuanced conversations about romance/dating/sex/etc.

like. this is how we get dumb (and frankly dangerous when presented to a younger, impressionable audience) takes like “men dressing in ways women find attractive is manipulative” “real life woman is catering to the male gaze by existing” “healthy sexual attraction to real people (whether it’s celebrities or ppl you know irl) is inherently creepy and predatory” 

like. yes there’s so many ways that attraction can be harmful/unhealthy/etc and they aren’t talked about or addressed enough but in general, most attraction is healthy and is natural and the behavior that stems from that attraction is healthy and natural too. you guys have to get comfortable with the concept of attraction as a whole, especially when your ridiculous judgments most often target people that are not cis/white/het/gender conforming/etc