September 2011
August 2011
any time someone unironically uses the word “yaoi” to describe gay pairings i cry tears of blood
A trans woman is a WOMAN.
A trans woman is not “really a man”.
A trans woman is not a “guy in a dress”.
A trans woman is not “in drag” when she’s merely presenting as herself.
A trans woman is not a “trap”.
A trans woman is not a “deceiver”.
A trans woman is not a “privileged sexist appropriating womanhood”.
A trans woman is not an “ersatz woman”.
A trans woman is not any more a “constructed woman” than a cis woman is.
A trans woman is exactly what the fuck she says she is: a woman. Everything else is irrelevant, transmisogynist noise.
Hi. Pro tip, these are things you should never shame a woman on, fictional OR real.
- Her breast size
- How she dresses
- How much she weighs
- If she cries
- If she is not as physically strong as others
- If she likes “girly” things
Thanks!
i lost internet for a few days due to the hurricane...
but i’m back!!
i played portal 2 during my absence, it was amazing and now i’m going to go like/reblog all of eluria’s gorgeous art
“If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.”
—Desmond Tutu (via cathaplexie)
“I really have no idea whether or not Kratos has figured out that Lloyd is his kid, if he just suspects it, or if he’s as dumb as the rest of the cast. His reaction to Lloyd’s name earlier means that it must have some meaning to him, even if it’s in the “Hey, I had a kid named Lloyd once. I wonder what happened to him?” type of way and not in the “Hey, you’re my long lost son Lloyd because no one else could possibly have that name!” type of way. And now he’s looking at a gravestone belonging to someone with — I’m assuming — the same name as his wife, girlfriend, or one-time lesbian sexual partner who wanted a kid. He has to suspect the connection, but the dialogue was uncharacteristically subtle here. I at least expect a lot of meaningful ellipses, with a “…that was her name… I wonder if… but no, it couldn’t be…” thrown in for good measure.”
—Tales of Symphonia Recap
