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Three male models wearing Jack Winter patterned trousers. Photo Ken Haak. QC Magazine, November 1, 1971
Trois mannequins masculins portant des pantalons à motifs Jack Winter. Photo Ken Haak. QC Magazine, 1er novembre 1971
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What are some ideas you have floating around that you don't have any plans on writing but like to entertain as a thought?
Many of them, in fact! Though they sort of vanish from my memory if I don't make a record of them, here's a few ones I jotted down when they came to mind.
For a domestic one: Bill thought he'd hate a lot of being married! Even though he loves Dipper, he thought he'd rebel against the chains of domesticity - and in some ways he still does - but one major benefit he's found is not having to be 'on' all the time.
No need to be perfectly performing all the time! No shoving around for social influence, no intimidation, or clever tricks. No commanding attention or taking up the room. Hell, there's surprisingly little upkeep! Bill can undo his tie and pick his nose and bitch about his day to someone who isn't bending over backwards to agree with him on everything. Someone who doesn't give him a weird look and sneer if he, god forbid, actually wants to sit down, read a book, drop the grin for an hour or two.
The concept in question is Bill's very first moment of great surprise. That when he isn't being the most charming, terrifying, and exciting guy in the universe, and just chilling out for like, five minutes, Dipper comes over and snuggles up to him on the couch, or wraps his arms around his shoulders and kisses the top of his head. And when Bill asks 'what was that for?', Dipper shrugs and goes 'eh, just felt like it'. It's both baffling and extremely compelling.
A short where Reincarnated Dip is Definitely Sure he's Not Gay!!! Especially not for this Hot Demon Man who is getting so close and touchy with him with his big smile and horrible wiles. Yep. Just keeping an eye on him to make sure he's not up to something Nefarious ™.
A discussion between Dipper and Bill where Dipper insists that Bill should understand this, or not do that, because, like. Y'know, Bill's a guy! There are guy things! Making Bill stare at Dipper like he's an idiot. He proceeds to informs Dipper how that's stupid for multiple reasons! First, that Bill's Not Human to begin with, his gender can't be put into a little box! And frankly, he never filled out the paperwork for his original one, come to think of it. Sure, he/him's fine, but c'mon, sapling, thinking of the whole shebang like a binary is dumb as hell. Now Dipper has to do some mental readjustment re: his own issues with masculinity/gender.
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Just saw that poll about ST characters and spooning and the folks doing the polls were like 'Billy would hate affection, he'd sooner punch his partner than be cuddled' and 'He'd never get emotional in front of his partner unless he was in the middle of an uncontrollable breakdown'. Like, tell me you don't understand his character without telling me you don't understand his character.
His last scene with El clearly shows he's touch starved as hell and probably only gets affection from sexual encounters. He just isn't wanting a relationship with some random person who hasn't earned his trust enough for him to put his guard down. (My headcanon is that he tried a relationship at least once and let his guard down enough that he told his partner about his father's abuse, only for said partner to assume he deserved the abuse otherwise it wouldn't happen, and ever since then Billy has been even more guarded about who he trusts enough to get close to him.)
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People are always asking me why I’m called “Korean Hercules“…
Maybe it’s because I’m Korean. 
ஈ யொங்சங்/௨௩.௦௬.௨௭
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havin a gender crisis at the train station lol #epic
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Curious thing I've noticed is that acts of caregiving are very gender-affirming to me. Which is weird, because it should be the other way around. Caregiving is historically and globally predominantly a women's task, but when I do it I feel masculine. This also speaks to some gendered stereotypes and expectations about feeling protective or paternal, but regardless it feels good.
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unfortunately i do not have a good setup for photographing myself (and also obviously have developed something of an allergy to it), so you guys are just going to have to take my word for it that the oversized cargos i ordered recently really are remarkably good?? they have a long enough rise i've been wearing them at my Actual Waist for once in my life, along with a hefty belt i bought on a gay little 'wandering around filson' outing with @elucubrare years ago [i use 'gay' advisedly here—the sales clerks very clearly thought we were in the world's most adorable little relaysh, which in fairness was an impression we pretty universally gave for decades, & possibly still do] and woolen long underwear-style tops, and the effect is like. very extremely Retro Military in a way i'm having queer trans fun with :D
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Seeing wearing women’s clothing as cross dressing has stripped all the negative energy from it. It’s so fun knowing I’m a guy who has a whole secret coquette closet. Sorta delusional since my body is actually extremley feminine if I’m not taking extra steps to block my silloete or pose in a certain way but my brain is running on reverse dysphoria settings where I see a man no matter what. Even in frilly tops that show off my hourglass, I look in the mirror and think “that dude has a feminine waist”
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oc halloween challenge 2022 ⛧ day fourteen; the final girl
“The image of the distressed female most likely to linger in the memory is the image of the one who did not die: the survivor, or Final Girl. She is the one who encounters the mutilated bodies of her friends and perceives the full extent of the preceding horror and of her own peril; who is chased, cornered, wounded; whom we see scream, stagger, fall, rise, and scream again. She is abject terror personified.” — Carol J. Clover, Men, Women, and Chainsaws
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Here is a comic about The Worst Man. My posting schedule is all messed up rn sorry. Thanks as ever to the glorious patrons. You can join them at pat re on dot com slash tomor Judy.
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Everything is somewhat Repaired: Worst Man
cw: weird masculinities, burial.
We were at a bar watching people play darts. One guy was taking up a lot of space, grabbing the others, yelling, throwing the darts aggressively to make up for his bad aim. He made me nervous at first.
(alt: Man with a rough beard, arms raised, pint in one hand. wearing a shirt that says "sport game team ball".)
Until I realised he was trying really hard to be "that guy" and his awkward performance of masculinity was suddenly so sad. This is a girl pretending to be a man and she's a terrible actor.
(alt: Self portrait looking dismayed, hand held to chest, tears welling.)
Now every time I see the "worst man" in a group of people, my brain is suddenly flooded with sympathy as if they're a closeted trans girl, buried alive and digging in the wrong direction.
(alt: cross section of earth, tomb stone on the surface. Person having broken out of buried coffin, but heading downwards.)
I need to reset this part of my brain.
(alt: Pink brain with eyeballs on stalks. out of the brain are a series of flags which read "Not everyone needs saving.", "My experience of gender is not universal." and "Some men are just really annoying men.")
Footnote: I feel like this totally falls into the "all vicious homophobes are actually gay" mode of thinking, which only blames marginalised people for their/our oppression while letting straight people off the hook.
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they went and put gender in umineko i can't believe it
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