Oh No, Don't Worry I Didn't Take It As Aggression! I Understand Where You're Coming From Completely.

oh no, don't worry I didn't take it as aggression! I understand where you're coming from completely.

I hate having to choose between being otherkin and queer sometimes. The way queer people jump to throwing otherkin people under the bus in order to uplift their own existence is... upsetting.

I get it, when you have transphobes using that litter box story to 'call out trans lunacy' your first instinct is to say something like 'nobody is identifying as a cat! That's ridiculous!' But it's alienating to have people of my own community claiming people of another community I'm a part of are crazy.

these fucking drawings give me so much life you have no idea

behold. a man

If you exclude endogenic systems from your inclusion, you're not an inclusionist. If you exclude lesboys and turigirls from your inclusion, you aren't an inclusionist. If you exclude mspec lesbians and gays from your inclusion, you are not an inclusionist. If your inclusion is conditional towards identities you don't personally understand, maybe get your shit together before calling yourself an inclusionist.

people who hate trans men seem to overwhelmingly be of the opinion we can control how big our breasts are/were. 'me when the he/they with the biggest fattest womanest boobiest tits you've ever seen-' shut the fuck up

"if people can be bi lesbians/lesbian men then lesbian means nothing anymore"

"A modifier is a word, phrase, or clause that modifies—that is, gives information about—another word in the same sentence. For example, in the following sentence, the word "burger" is modified by the word "vegetarian": Example: I'm going to the Saturn Café for a vegetarian burger."

it does more harm than good to prop up the myth of the ‘neurotypical’ who completes tasks cheerfully with no issues. this person is a capitalist fantasy. the more you define yourself in comparison to this myth the more you justify social structures staying the same with minor accommodations to the ‘exceptions’ and the continued pathologizing of discomfort under hostile conditions