Streaming Service Rant
You could make this shorter by just going “I’m a thief and refuse to pay for content”. Would save you a lot of time.
I Am Once Again Posting Web Lonks
https://soap2day.to/ tv + movies
https://twist.moe/ anime
http://mangakatana.com/ manga
https://libgen.is/ books (includes textbooks!)
im like if a man was a girl. a male girlfriend. a dude princess. a boy babygirl. a faggot, even
Something interesting i spotted on twitter. For anyone interested in going on T!
People in the notes asking why this is directed at only people on T when this can help transgender and cis women too - it can! This thread is a direct response to a person on twitter who detransitioned from a trans guy, who then went on a rant about how testosterone made them “ugly” and how they lost a lot of hair and, in classic transphobic detransitioner fashion, tried to dissuade people from transitioning bc they will be stuck with the “ugly” after effects forever, like balding (Which, in itself, isnt an ugly trait!)
This person made a thread to show that even on testosterone, you can grow back hair youve lost…if youve done your research about it anyway!
Hey! I'm the OP of the twitter thread. A friend of mine let me know that this took off here on tumblr and I just wanted to say a few words!
I highly encourage people to read the replies to the original twitter thread linked here.
There's so much additional community information in there I wasn't able to add to my thread, and as I struggle with multiple disabilities, instead of adding the information directly to my thread I instead encouraged people to read everyone's wonderful experiences, information and replies as there was so much!
I also wanted to address that this wasn't a direct response to that transphobic detransitioner at all. I actually didn't even know about it until way later. I just saw people talking about balding and knew it was my time to shine!
I've been active about raising awareness of balding in trans people even before I started balding myself. It's talked about far less in trans communities than it is in cis men. There's a lot of shame to it so trans people are less likely to discuss it or think about talking to medical professionals about possible treatments. Also considering how many of us get mistreated by medical professionals too.
I just try to raise awareness when I can to boost discussion, confidence and awareness of balding for trans people specifically so we know we're not alone 💖
I could talk about this all day but I won't so I just want to say a big thank you to the trans community on tumblr for joining in on the conversation and helping raise awareness as well! It makes my heart burst with emotion seeing trans people coming together to talk about things for awareness 🥺💖
Sometimes, it’s easier to cry :ò( 1/3 Rosaria & Amelia, from my comic “Why don’t u like me????”
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recently got myself a switch and a copy of splatoon 3 !!! it’s really exciting to finally play this game after kind of admiring it from afar for a few years.
here are my thoughts on it so far:
a lesbian can call themself a boy or even a man or a boyfriend without actually being a man. That's just how funky our genders are. Cope
ANYWAYS happy international lesbian day to genderweird lesbians i love you so much mwah
this is fucking with my head so hard
*confused and angry squeaking*
*hissing and backing away from the unknown*
Thanks! I hate it!
COME ON
Squint and you’ll see it’s true.
I feel like I had to hack my own brain to see it right
Damn the perceived world sounds cool as hell
(blue is average of people’s estimate of percentage of population of which x is true, and red is the actual percentage)
I appreciate how it’s perceived jews are 30% of the population, muslims are 27% of the population, and atheists are 33% of the population. nobody wondered why christians were 10% huh
I honestly don’t even think this is as much “minorities being extremely visible”, and more just that the most people don’t understand fractions and statistics.
To most people, anything less than 10%, in any context, is basically “insignificant, not even worth your attention.”
The idea that Asians could be “only” 4% of the US population, and yet you still see a couple Asian people every day of your life, is deeply counterintuitive to most people. People don’t truly grasp that they pass by hundreds if not thousands of strangers every day and about 1 in 25 of them are going to be Asian.
Right now annual inflation is at a pretty high 9%, which is more than triple what the usual inflation rate is. But I guarantee if you asked the average person on the street what the inflation rate is right now, they’d think prices have gone up by anywhere from like 30-100%, because “9%” just doesn’t feel like a substantial or noticeable amount in their minds, even though it is.
Obsessed with the fact that 92% of people live in NYC, California, and Texas
This reminds me of a different post I saw recently, wherein OP was - understandably - irked that so many professionals will characterize something that affects 1%-2% of the population as “a rare illness”. In actuality, if you’re in a lecture hall with 300 people, that means 3-6 of people who are in the same room with you. It means you might meet people with [disorder] every day, and not realize it.
btw. big compilation post of every gijinka ive done so far ^_^
i walk into a room & several people yell "trigger warning: f slur!"
hiiii! :3 here are pics of my very first hand-knitted sweater!! I’m very happy with how it came out!!! pattern is Two of Wands’ Easton Striped Pullover.
[ID: 3 photos of a hand-knit sweater. It is orange with thick blue stripes and thin brown stripes. In the first photo, the sweater hangs against a red brick background. Beside it is a sketch I made of me wearing the sweater. The second photo is a selfie of me in the sweater. The third photo is a mirror photo of me in the sweater. End ID.]
