Dirk In Nice Jacket

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Sabriel

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“What’s This?” - Jack Skellington meets Castiel 

What’s this? What’s this? He’s pretty like a song What’s this? So pretty that it’s wrong What’s this?

I can’t believe my eyes I must be dreaming Wake up, Jack! This isn’t fair! What’s this?

What’s this? What’s this? His wings are very soft What’s this? Why does he look so cross? WHAT’S THIS?

Jack can see Castiel’s wings, and they’re both bewildered by each other.

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I want to do something fun with this: Continue the lyrics of Jack praising Cas (JUST CASTIEL, please) in bewilderment. It MUST be in the form of “What’s This?” from The Nightmare Before Christmas. I’ll reblog it if I find yours to be a hilarious masterpiece. BONUS POINTS if you can get @mishacollins to participate. (I wish!)

Please DO NOT EDIT/REPOST. [Color and B&W versions Available on my Society6 and RedBubble]

I WANT TO CRY ABOUT THE FACT OF HOW BEAUTIFUL YOU ARE!!!!!!!!!

Trans people are expected to feel like we were “born in the wrong body.” In reality, many of us recognize that we were instead born in the wrong society. I certainly felt like some parts of my body were wrong for me. However, it wasn’t my whole body that was contrary to who I was and the feeling of dysphoria about my assigned sex didn’t mean that I - as a body - was “wrong.” Instead, we must imagine trans people as redoing gender in new, “right” ways: gender that is not assigned to sex, roles, or norms. We aren’t always correcting a mistake of our bodies but the mistakes of a cissexist society. This idea of “doing gender” can help us reconceptualize transness as a positive thing rather than something that has to be negative, harmful, or destructive. Our bodies are not wrong.