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a lot of you take terf arguments but then just replace the identity with transmasc/lesboy/theyfab/etc. and you're not fucking slick about it.

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Zoophiles are not welcome in the furry, therian, or LGBTQ+ community.

Zoophiles will never be welcome in the furry, therian, or LGBTQ+ community.

Zoophiles never have been welcomed in the furry, therian, or LGBTQ+ community.

All pro-contact and pro-contact supporting zoophiles deserve to go to jail. You are sexually abusing animals.

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I'd go an extra mile and say there's some misandry in the existence of patriarchy, men being expected to be strong and stoic is terrible, and a lot of people who start down the MRA pipeline do start with innocent stuff like that.

anti-transmasculinity/transandrophobia isn't "oppression for being men/masculine" or god forbid the nonexistent "misandry." I've been arguing forever that we should sever these terms from "misandry" because it's a dead end.

we're talking about oppression for being TRANS men/masc. PLEASE stop being intentionally obtuse about it. we DO face a unique position under the patriarchy for being masculine people with highly regulated organs. PLEASE stop pretending we don't have highly regulated reproductive organs and in many places have no reproductive rights. we can be forced to give birth and detransition. that. is. UNIQUE.

stop pretending the patriarchy agrees that we're men/masc and instead understand that it sees us as deluded women in need of corrective rape

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the cheers as soon as not like us starts playing 😭😭 that tweet that said "whenever you're having a bad day remember drake is having it worse" will never age

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Another one is alterhumanity, people who otherwise seem cool will twist themselves into pretzels to argue that we're some kind of 4chan psy-op making fun of trans people, and I noticed not too long ago the people who do that also happen to be eat up all the anti transmasc radfem shit.

hating furries is just a silencer on the gun that is hating on lgbt+ tbh

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doppelgängerkin culture is taking joy in being eerie and off putting

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speaking of. i really like how one of the transradfem GOTCHA!!!s is like "you CLEARLY dont have transfem friends" . well actually nearly every one of my friends is transfem which is how i know everything that you say is inane and weird. because ive talked about these things with them to vibe check my biases and they were also like "yeah thats odd." tldr. maybe You arent friends with any transmascs that dont sit stay and beg. lol.

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I feel like I need to talk about this somewhere so I hope this isn't too much for you (cw rape mention), feel free to ignore it, thank you so much for your support to trans men <3

I'm a trans man and I had friends where every other conversation went back to hating men. Me and my partner initially were like "oh she's just hurt and it's an edgy joke" when our friends would say things like mutilating men's genitalia or purposely harming men because of how another man treated them. Not only did I feel like I was being treated like "one of the good ones" for being trans and my partner was for being aspec, but then we realized they weren't just jokes.

One friend would say a man was being misogynistic towards her and we found out that she was referring to him setting a boundary. He didn't want to date her after they saw each other on and off for awhile and he thought he had feelings but ultimately decided that he didn't want that dynamic. And that made me extremely uncomfortable because she was expecting others to treat him badly and cut him out, and this felt just a couple steps away from sexual harassment. Another friend said that a guy was being "wishy washy" when they asked "where is this going" and he said "I don't know" after like a month of dating. He felt like a month wasn't enough time to really know and wanted to just keep vibing and see where it went. Importantly, this was a white person and a black man so it made me feel even more uncomfortable that they had so much entitlement to him without respecting his boundaries and autonomy. This person also expected us to hate on him and automatically side with them and would shut down at the conversation when I would say he has the right to set his boundaries. When they met him he was the most amazing person in the world every time they talked about him but once he set that boundary he was considered a scumbag, and others bought into it.

Another friend of mine was raped by a woman. She flipped the narrative so that everyone thought my friend was a "girlfriend stealer" and assigned sexual predatory behavior to him for being a man despite him being aspec and never showing much active interest in sex. He got ostracized from his group of friends for this when he really needed support and couldn't come out about what actually happened.

It's so scary to know that people can hurt us and get away with it by weaponizing legitimate issues because people just see men as an amalgamation of the traits of horrible men. It makes me wanna go back into the closet....

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i just wanted him to have a sword.

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Ngl when I see those names I just think of the cool action heroes who have those names.

They're cool names.

Can I be honest and say it feels like some of the queer community has a habit of shitting on teenage trans men, specifically ones who don’t pass. Like I get kinda annoyed when people start making jokes about a transmasc using he/they and wearing baggy sweaters/being “stereotypical” or just generally demean younger trans men’s experiences/expression. Especially when it comes to music or even like within fandoms I’ve noticed it a weird amount?

(Also gonna be frank and say that I think the use of the word twink as an insult more recently has some weird slightly transphobic undertones, since a lot of the time I see it used it’s specifically against specifically trans men.)

The names bit too; most trans guys I know named Aiden/Percy/Alex/Ash/etc only really figured themselves out a year or two ago and then went on to change their names to something completely different once they were a little older.

Mm. You make a good point.

EDIT: This doesn’t mean that any of those names are silly or make you childish!! I think if they’re common it’s for a reason; because they’re awesome :)

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drag radioapple gives me life to this day

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if you have "cishet men dni" in your bio i, a trans man, will not touch you with a 10 foot pole. i should not be forced to out myself as a trans man just to interact with you. on top of that, cishet men are not inherently evil. stop trying to reinvent bioessentialism with your "girl good, boy bad!" mentality.

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Okay. But did he just heat up hot coals to eat them and then lizard crawl up next to him to warm him up...? Because if so.

Howfuckingcute.

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I really love the details in this sequence of events so much, I have to talk about it. My apologies for gushing over the obvious in advance.

So, Lindel first offers food to a very hungry Elias and then loosens his scarf. Elias, who seems hesitant about eating, proceeds to stare at Lindel's bared neck.

And then, when he's done recollecting, and no doubt subconsciously remembering that he's eaten humans - he does it again. Then he starts eating the food Lindel have him.

Like... Elias definitely thought of eating Lindel at that moment, subconsciously though it might have been. That is the reason why Lindel was afraid. Not because Elias had eaten humans in the past, and not just because he maybe still wanted to eat them. The cat curled up in your lap is a maneater, yes, but not just any maneater - it's specifically a maneater that wanted to eat you at one point. That's such a reasonable fear.

On a sort of lighter note, Elias did choose to not eat Lindel that day, and Lindel did in turn choose to overcome that fear. On a significantly lighter note, just look at how adorable Elias is when holding that tiny ass spoon.

Lindel is a 5 foot 3 inch midget who did not carve his spoons in anticipation of having to accommodate 7 foot giants with long spindly fingers.