dangerousskeletoncoptree
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 18 minutes ago
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What's the process if you're a superhero and you come out as trans
Do you tell your villains?
Do you keep it a secret so no one can connect Spider-Man with your secret identity for a while? Or do you pop a pronouns pin on your costume and the next time you web up Doctor Octopus and he goes "I'LL GET YOU NEXT TIME SPIDER-MAN" you go "Spider-Girl actually! I've been figuring out some shit"
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 18 minutes ago
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this is the single saddest thing I’ve ever seen on cutthroat kitchen
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 19 minutes ago
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Heh
Haemogoblin
[insert picture of a red goblin here]
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 30 minutes ago
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More of you need to realize "male" and "female" are just collections of bodily traits typically found together. Nothing more.
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 30 minutes ago
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It's all fun and games and laughing at BookTok until you can't get on AO3 anymore, as someone who likes both romance and fanfic.
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 32 minutes ago
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 33 minutes ago
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i think trans people who want to fuck pokemon and furries are actually extremely based and are epic and are gods favorite
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 33 minutes ago
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Consent does not just apply to sex. It goes for anything. Whether that is hugs, or a pat on the shoulder, or even a handshake. 
People also do not need to disclose their trauma as validation for why they do not want to be touched. People are allowed to say “no” to any form of contact, whether they have trauma or not. 
Quit taking “please don’t touch me” as a personal attack on you. 
Respect people’s bodies. Respect their boundaries. Please. 
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 7 hours ago
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glistening summer
available as print on patreon
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 8 hours ago
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oh and, by the way, if you hear anyone saying any of that “your body my choice” bullshit? press sexual harassment charges.
“but it’s not a big deal” WRONG
“but he was only joking” WRONG. RAPE THREATS ARE NEVER JOKES
WE WILL NOT LET THAT SHIT SLIDE. EVER.
and if you don’t think the cops will help and you’re safe to deal with it on your own?
do it yourself. cuss him out. hurt him. do NOT let it slide.
FASCISTS AND RAPISTS DO NOT GET TO FEEL SAFE.
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 8 hours ago
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 8 hours ago
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monks debating whether vows of silence should still allow you to leave emoji reacts on the monastery groupchat
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 8 hours ago
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Demily yawned softly as she looked at the clock on the wall. She didn't like getting up early, but this was an important appointment. The waiting room was quiet. There was a larger demon reading a news paper, his wide silhouette engulfing it like a cat eating a mouse. His mouth slightly smoked. Demily stared at her feet, wishing this was over already.
A tall lady demon in a white suit called her name and beckoned her over. Demily got up from the uncomfortable bench and grabbed her bag, then meekly followed the lady into the hallway.
Demily sat down in an equally uncomfortable chair as the grey-bearded demon across the desk looked over her documents with bespectacled eyes. "Demily, is it? Haha, well, I won't ask where you came up with the name, but I've heard weirder, we'll register it. The stuff you earth-sent come up with, haha." The demon took a sip of coffee. Demily felt rather tense. "Would you undo your glamour for me, please?"
Demily found herself unable to speak at the moment. Concentrating for a second, she did as asked, and two curved horns sprouted out of her curls as a tail swished out from under her skirt. Her wings remained folded neatly under her jacket.
The older demon frowned. "The whole glamour, please."
Demily looked at the floor. She became slightly taller, her shoulders slightly wider, and her chest size reduced.
The demon grinned. "Haha, well, it's hardly the first time an earth-sent comes back with a new gender, happens all the time, you glamour yourself this way or that to fool some human, you stay that way a bit too long, and something clicks, right? Heard it all before... That's your non-glamoured form, though? You look remarkably feminine as it is, I barely see why you bothered."
Demily chose not to explain how she'd sampled the humans' non-magical transition methods.
"Well, we'll get this all sorted out and kick your butt right back to earth, hold on."
A large, hairy arm grabbed a pencil and erased the letters "in" on the document, replacing them with the letters "suc."
On the bus home, Demily felt that the appointment could've been had over a crystal ball.
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 8 hours ago
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For disability pride month (and the rest of the year) here's a shout out to
- people who have to take "scary" meds like antipsychotics, tranquilizers, schizo meds, lithium, opioids, and steroids because they're the only things that work
-people taking medicinal drugs that may be illegal in some areas
-people who have to get dangerous procedures and treatments
-people who will literally die without their meds and can't stop taking them
-people who can't afford their meds or their meds are so expensive it puts them in poverty
- people whose meds cause undesirable side effects
-people whose meds cause them to be immunocompromised
-people whose meds damage their bodies, but improve general quality of life enough that it's worth it
-people who get told to get off their meds constantly by people other than their doctors (or their doctors didn't want to put them on the med bc they're "too young")
-people who can't take medicine other than ibuprofen or Tylenol due to allergies, interactions, etc.
-people who don't want to take any medicine due to medical trauma
-people who can't take medicine at all and have to cope in other ways
-people who are addicted to their medicine and don't want to stop taking it
-people who are addicted and want to stop taking their meds
-people still suffering from unforeseen side effects that still affect them even though they got off the meds
Our relationships with our medicines/treatments are complicated and no one body is ever exactly the same. Please be respectful of people's choices and feelings about their meds.
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 8 hours ago
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| :/ | That’s me falling toward a spike | | pit, with kind of an air of irritation |↑↑↑↑↑↑| about it. Sighh
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 9 hours ago
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dangerousskeletoncoptree · 9 hours ago
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Ozempic* and the Junk Food Industry.
So this is actually a really interesting article. It goes over what people are experiencing while on the weight loss formulation of ozempic. Which to be clear, isn’t ozempic.
Semaglutide is the generic. The form for diabetes, prescribed in pill/tablet form, is also called by the name brand ozempic or rybelsus.
The form for weight loss, prescribed as an injection, is Wegovy. It does not deplete the supply for diabetics, as it’s not even the identical formulation.
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Anyway, the article.
It follows someone investing what those on wegovy experience. Detailing the changes in cravings, behavioral patterns surrounding food, and how many calories patients are getting in a day.
While I’m about 80% through reading it, I do have some interesting questions as we watch this unfold! Primarily, CAN this have a positive impact on the relationship between the average american and food? Will it be sustainable if it’s causing so many to eat below 2k calories? Will their craving for foods that actually fulfill nutritional needs balance out this calorie deficit? What will long-term studies find? I’m mainly wondering how it’ll affect our organs, since I don’t personally understand the intensity of the concentration being injected, nor how often and how long people are meant to be on this.
Ultimately, I’m so far thinking it has to be too good to be true, but I’ll relish in the junk food industry shitting their pants in the meantime.
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