strawberry-crocodile

ph-cutie

the homura and mami fight in rebellion is so good cause they throw away like 500 guns in that ordeal and one of them is a teenage girl magically pulling dolled-up muskets from thin air and trying to use them in close combat while the other is a teenage girl also pulling guns from seemingly thin air but theyre all normal guns stolen from the japanese military that she just had on her person and im not sure which is funnier

bite-my-grimy-fleshy-ass

sapphling

let's hear it for embarrassedly having to hold a flannel or hoodie closed over yourself with your hand when you're trying to hide your body because it won't even button over your tits or hips anymore

cannot come soon enough

jeaninelatragedia

elfyourmother:
“a cosplay photo so old it was taken on actual film (which explains the streaks from my scanner) and the con we were at doesn’t even exist anymore. it was around 13 years ago actually now that I think about it.
”

spiritually healing

man i miss nicky austin

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fishing-lesbian-catgirl

kawareo

Got reminded again of my old coworker who was a massive misogynist but also trans inclusive. Told me he believed trans women are indeed women because "only women would be stupid enough to want to be women"

I wonder what he's doing now

kawareo

He also aggressively corrected himself whenever he accidentally misgendered a trans guy we knew because "there's already more women than men in the world, the more numbers we steal from them, the better." Did that even when the trans guy wasn't around.

kawareo

I need to point out that he was completely serious btw. This man had no sense of humor on purpose.

He was a cook at the restaurant/bar I was a bartender at, and almost punched a costumer once because he overheard him talking about how women belong in the kitchen. Told me he thought women should stay out of kitchens, that cooking is a man's job and when I asked him what he thinks women should be doing, he went quiet for a moment, then proceeded to explain to me the following

"I trust a bitch to run a kitchen as much as she can run a country, they should do shit like plumbing. Or electricity. Something you can just learn to do and don't need to lead, you know?"

Apparently women are good at "fixing shit". He claimed that he doesn't trust male plumbers or electricians except if they're gay because "something most be wrong with you if you want to go fix other people's houses, that's that maternal instinct"

firbolgonmain

bite-my-grimy-fleshy-ass

sheetz

the whole "lost girlhood" thing makes me really mad because most women in the world do not have a "girlhood" this is like a very white and wealthy construct and most women do not have one! and this goes uninterrogated

sheetz

for a lot of my teenage years i wanted a "girlhood" i felt like i was missing out on until i realized i was having essentially the exact same experience i would have had if i was "cisgender" - one where "girlhood" is not a developmental stage or experience available to me because of the demands of gendered labor within the family which, in being a demand made of me, made me realize i actually had a much more typical experience with "girlhood" and gender than the notions of mythical girlhood that people always talk about. most of the women in the world don't have "girlhoods." many of the women in my own family didn't have them. my grandmother didn't have one because she grew up as a tenant farmer in a family of like 12 with siblings she was reaponsible for and she was viciously sexually abused. This or things like it is the norm for women in the world whose relationship to womanhood is mediated by labor. I think even among like wealthy American women "girlhood" is a construct that doesn't truly exist - i think most girls come out of childhood profoundly traumatized by the experience of being a woman in some regard

bunniope

maidthings

basically everyone wants me dead because of cuteness aggression

indiegamesoutofcontext

toby fox speaking directly to the audience

nfamily2

mssbdr

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