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straight8men · 4 months
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WOW, FULL BEARDED, HAIRY CUTE STUDMAN. 😍
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dvlinside · 1 month
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comradecowplant · 6 months
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I would like to thank The Morning Show for feeding the millennial sapphics who always thought Elle Woods should have been with the intimidating brunette woman, I feel seen & heard 😌🙏
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lamardeuse · 11 months
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just a reminder that for straight women the bar is in hell and it’s covered in shit, happy pride everyone
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katewalker · 2 years
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to celebrate the start of pride month im gonna try getting higher quality footage of the two first syb games
btw happy pride month to the two old gay dudes playing chess in a hot tub in aralbad, to anna voralberg (lesbian), to sarah steiner (lesbian), to junta steinhoff (bi), to katyusha spiridonova (lesbian), to my son oscar (aroace) and to my wife kate (bi)
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nyxi-pixie · 2 years
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SORRY I NEED TO YELL ABT SMTHN REAL QUICK IGNORE IF U DONT LIKE REFERENCES TO DUDES BEING VIOLENT
thinking abt the time i was waiting outside my science lesson and some kid in my class straight up choked me against a wall (not in the good way. we were 13. and i dont like men) idk why he did it either i think i was being annoying or smthn but like. what the fuck. LMAOOODHASJFHUIA i fully forget abt this so often and then it just like returns to the forefront of my mind and refuses to leave for 8-10 business days.
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senju-tobinyama · 2 years
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ok but why don’t people make more things lesbian
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johannestevans · 9 months
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you know, one thing that i found extremely refreshing about the Barbie movie is how much it doesn't hate men or masculinity, and instead positions compulsory masculinity as similarly limiting and imprisoning as femininity when it's societally enforced
and i've been really surprised by how many people who have been going "this movie is anti-men, and that's GREAT" when like. it's not anti-men. it's opposed to patriarchy and toxic masculinity, but it extends a great deal of compassion to individual men
not just to magic ken and sugar daddy ken and allan and the other rejected kens, but even to stereotypical ken, who like. causes a lot of the problems in barbieland and leads it. it extends a great deal of empathy for his sense of powerlessness and loneliness
and it would have been very easy for the film to basically just call him an incel and punish him for what he's done by disenfranchising him even further, but it doesn't do that? it says, hey. you need more to your identity than your gender, and there's more to you than being str8
and that's exactly the same weight of the message communicated to barbie, that there's more to her identity than her gender, that there's more to her than her perfect appearance and performance
neither of them have to just be dolls
idk, i enjoyed it as a well-crafted film without finding it like, hugely artistically impactful on me, but that aspect of its gender commentary was incredibly refreshing, and far more nuanced than i'm used to expecting of cisgender creators
and i think it's a real shame for people to interpret that very carefully crafted arc for ken and the other kens and allan as "haha, this movie HATES men and thinks they're STINKY" when like. a lot of work was done to go beyond that sort of very easy reflexive hatred
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if you are a woman, you are not a gay guy. your just str8 and like to fetishize gay men. fuck off.
Normally I would just ignore this because it's just so incredibly unoriginal but I just need to make sure..... you guys know there's a difference between someone saying "I'm attracted to men in a queer way while also having a nuanced and feminine gender identity" and 2013 era yelling "ZOMG MY YAOIS" at real gay men right. Like they're pretty distinct
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campgender · 1 month
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excerpts from Amber Dawn’s “Touch ≠ Touch Screen” that i thought particularly resonated with the most recent iteration of conversations on transmisogynistic + whorephobic censorship on tumblr & other social media
image description: three screenshots of a poem from the collection My Art Is Killing Me (2020) with stylized spacing.
excerpt 1:
Just survivors, I’m talking only to you now (literally you).
Did your abuse fever teach you to solder belonging and harm?
Were you seen and were you shamed in the same
original place? Did you inherit
a coercive dichotomy?
Anxious arousal hand
me downs?
Does your public network see you and hate you in looping rounds?
Does logging on harm you? Does all this somehow feel familiar?
excerpt 2:
Let’s talk about 2018 when
FOSTA-SESTA (Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act and Stop
Enabling Sex Traffickers Act) was passed as law by US Congress
on April 11, marking the first ever exception to Section 230.
So after twenty-two years, yes, twenty-two years, social media platforms
where made responsible for user generated content if that content may be
intended for sex work yes
all sex work, yes, consensual sex work and, yes
anything like a butthole or a female-presenting-assumed nipple, and yes
responsible for or in authority of images, words and phrases
that mend desire together
with age, race, size, orientation, disability, labour
economics and any bodies subject to other-ness.
And with other-ness, I’m talking about
fat babes in neon green lingerie, about two brown men
kissing, about trans women being radiant and using
their real fucking names. I’m talking about
masculine-presenting-assumed folk with baby bumps. I’m talking sexual
assault survivors showing off the scars on our inner thighs. I’m talking about
women posting screenshots of the violent Tinder messages we receive
every damn day. I’m talking about
speaking up. I’m talking language
reclamation. I’m talking decolonizing
sexualities. I’m talking gagged faggots
about dyke march photos
torn down. I’m talking
about locked accounts.
excerpt 3:
viii.
I’m talking about this—
power holding backlash.    How dare we get those likes
those shares, take up virtual space
speak truths, share strategy, love our ash and phoenix
bodies, rise up or dig deep, whichever way or all
directions at once.
We can be nimble AF
but how dare we?
Make the internet
white relentlessly white again
str8 cis thin and norm again
Redesign the sightline
of hating women.         I’m talking about this
power holding backlash.
I think about this a lot—
what it means to spend upwards
of two hours per day
on platforms that believe
we should not legally exist
un      see      able
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uncanny-tranny · 1 year
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About that thing re "trans men dont know what its like to be seen as predatory", I feel like everyone in the lgbt community generally agrees lesbians are treated as predatory by str8 women, gay men are treated as predatory by str8 men, I (as a trans man) used to think I was a lesbian and went throught life as one. Accordingly I was treated like I am predatory. I am now a gay men, and accordingly I am treated as predatory. On top of that, cis gay men treat me as predatory (scawy transes trying to get them to have sex w a vageenay boohoo) and women treat me as predatory every time I open my mouth about sharing some of their experiences (because me needing iuds at the obgyn inherently means I, as a man, inavde their man-free space). Literally all queer people are constantly treated as predatory by cishet society at large, everyone knows it and keeps saying it and is talking about it because its no secret and everyone is aware of it.
But the second the convo turns to how terfs hurt trans men? Suddenly, we have no idea what its like to be treated as predatory and suddenly the world sees trans men specifcially as helpless little girly victims.
And honestly? Even if it were the case that trans men and transmasculine* people were solely infantilized... it's still harmful. I was initially bringing up that because it's like... I guess the only narrative people want to hear about our suffering, I guess, because it's easier to digest. It's easier to look at it and write it off as, "well you're just infantilized, show me a real problem," and that's the issue - it's twofold. It is simultaneously the need to relegate the experiences of a diverse community into one box and then say, "well, it's just infantilization, who cares when [x] issue is more dangerous" afterward.
It is frustrating, at best, to not be heard. And I've found that so many people aren't just infantilized... I think a lot of queer people are, I don't think it's unique to us. However, people are almost surprised when trans men and transmasculine* people open up more, in my experience.
It's definitely more complex to include more trans experiences with transphobia and the intersections of things like rascism, homophobia, antisemitism, islamophobia, misogyny, ableism... but it is still important. In fact, it often informs in addition to how trans people are treated. Transphobia doesn't exist in a vacuum, and it often doesn't exist alone. That is why we need to have these complex discussions.
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xodarling · 1 month
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wow ur so real for that pookie, like what do u mean ei is straight, what do u mean yae likes men😅😅😣😣☹️☹️😞😞😞🤔🤔🤔 can't u see, they both fuck qith eaxh othwr!!
like for realsies 🙄 they’re literally fucking each other rn as we speak !! str8 ppl are just diseases atp like open ur eyes do u not see the homosexuality radiating off ur ‘best girl’
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