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The autoandrophile and force masc community here on tumblr, while relentlessly filthy, has also been so incredibly affirming.

I know autogynephilia and autoadrophilia have been weaponized against us, but like, I don’t understand why feeling sexy/being sexually aroused by your body is a problem.

For most of my life I tolerated or shunned away from the way I looked. Only liked my body for how it turned other people on, for how it was considered attractive by others, but it never added to my sexual pleasure, and often had to be mentally worked around by framing it through the pleasure others took from me.

Now?

Now I’m very turned on by just existing in my body and it’s incredibly affirming. I saw myself in the mirror getting dressed at my partner’s apartment the other day, and in the mirror I saw a man. The lights were low so you couldn’t even see my scars, just my shape, and it was the greatest combination of joy and disbelief and, yes, lust. Not necessarily lust for my own self, but lust for existing in my body. Lust spurred by being able to show up and interact with people and lovers as the self I was always meant to be.

A lust that is essentially the opposite of the self aversion and self objectification that I thought was so normal for so much of my life.

I understand that queer folks have always been painted as more sexualized and deviant and dirty than straight folks for even something as harmless as a kiss, but I hate the fact that something so incredibly affirming for me and many others is used to further marginalize and medicalize us.

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He/Him lesbian? More like He/Him Lets be honest, the way some people like to police the terms that other people use is weird, pretty simply. You don't get to choose what labels can or can't be used by someone. You don't have to understand it, but you do have to respect it, this is the contract you signed with society. If you're uncomfortable with he/him lesbians, take a nice boat ride out into the ocean and stay there. Happy? No? Idc, fuck off

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good evening fellow bisexuals and also the rest of you I suppose

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"ohhh but I don't have a dick" and do you think they don't want to suck your 11 inch long tentacle dildo? get real, whip that thing out and grab their hair

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you don’t talk too much. you aren’t too loud. you aren’t too needy. you aren’t too sensitive. you aren’t too this, or that. you aren’t too much anything. you will never be too much: you are you, and you are allowed to take up space. you are allowed to exist however you choose.

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FORCEMASC REALLY SATISFIES

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based on this textpost

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Baby bat continuous ear wiggle

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Unfortunately this is funny as hell