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the blog i moved to is @gaytokay for anyone who wants to still follow me

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hey tumblr! intro post for a new blog project, femaleuncles!  this is a blog for fostering positivity, connection, shared history/culture, and “same hat"ness between the masculine, dysphoric, trans, butch, gender nonconforming people assigned female at birth, across identities, who feel that connection with each other. if you don’t relate or feel alienated, thats okay. it just means this isn’t about you! "female uncle” is a term meant to be a nod towards old school newspaper terms like “female husband” mixed with a sorta dad aesthetic. it is run by 5 people, who span several different identities and experiences, but are all funcles at heart.  we’re just getting going now, but check out our faq page in the meantime. thanks friends! can’t wait to connect! 

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now THAT is one good looking WcDonald’s

i’ve seen a lot of WcDonald’s in anime, but that is a highly realistically rendered WcDonald’s

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The Avatar series could potentially make 2 more shows after Legend of Korra with an earth nation avatar and a fire nation avatar and I for one would not protest.

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ignoring men is self care

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wet guy

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Good morning. I love pussy.

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Geometra Papilionaria - Isomittari, male above

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The Female Uncle character of the day is Dipper Pines from Gravity Falls!

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Shit Funcles Like #1:

Lizards, frogs, snakes, cold scaly and slimy animals that are considered “scary” or “gross” by a lot of people.

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see the world before you leave it, 1952 dorothea lange

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(via Vegan Crab Cakes (Happy Hearts “Crab” Cakes) from Sweet Potato Soul)

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all frogs are funcles

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“I…spent years feeling like I was perched with one foot on a trans-shaped rowboat and the other foot resting on a butch dock, balancing myself and my language and words and work in the space between them.”

I just finished reading Gender Failure by Rae Spoon and Ivan Coyote. They wrote honestly and beautifully about their experiences with naming, un-naming, and finding peace in their identities.

I’ve struggled with my own identity. I’ve felt… and feel the constant tug of the world’s expectations. If you do too, then you will be able to find a piece of yourself in their words.