#( jspeaks. )

[zk-j]

I can't really put it into words because I'm bad at articulation, but if you can understand how transmisogyny can also affect people like feminine gay men, then you SHOULD understand how transandrophobia can also affect butches, right?

[redtailfins]

historical farm recreation series fandom stop shipping alex and peter challenge i know there’s only about 11 of you out here but i’m begging you. they’re not cute. they’re not hot. they’re just british. please stop shipping bbc archeologists i’m begging you. they’re real people, not your uwu anime boys.

[hellogreeves]

No one:

Literally No one:

Dolores:

Five: You are RIGHT, Dolores!

[jdpace]

First post

I’m just glad I have somewhere I can write without editing too much, if at all. Social media and other sites have too much pressure & I feel place too many expectations on what I should write/post to gain approval/following. Well fuck approval! 

[raisehellblazer]

when you like a character but they have your birth name so you try to avoid them...

[intersexfairy]

found this in the men's section, yes it's oversized. this shirt is my gender. no i will not explain

[signalwave]

omg, my country hit junk status today and im so MAD AT MY PRESIDENT FOR CAUSING THIS ECONOMIC DOWNFALL. WHY @ SOUTH AFRICA.

[dagr8fm]

JSpeaks the Poet, the Minister & God’s vessel

A world traveler, poet, minister, mentor, and humanitarian are all accurate terms to describe Jerome “JSpeaks the Poet” Covington. Being born in Hawaii to a military family, JSpeaks was blessed with the opportunity to travel the world and be exposed to a plethora of diverse experiences and peoples. Little did he know that those very experiences would shape the overall purpose of his life. They served as a platform to prepare him to minister and relate to people from all over the world. Going back to his childhood in San Diego, California where he was raised, Jerome knew he was a poet at heart and possessed rhythmic genius. It wasn’t until adulthood (around 2009) when he received an epiphany from God that he should use his gift for the betterment of the world around him. He immediately began writing and reciting various poems, raps, and songs. After many years of this as well as strengthening his connection with God, Jerome released several compilations including “Why JSpeaks” (2016), A Different Dynamic EP (2016), and the singles, God is Greater (2017) and Long Way (feat. Urgency) (2019). Currently JSpeaks is finishing up his latest project entitled “YOU THINK YOU KNOW ME?” to be released at the end of 2020.

Beyond his artistic endeavors, JSpeaks the Poet also serves The Board of Directors of Speak Out Inc. as a teacher and humanitarian. Speak Out Inc. is a non-profit organization with the mission to bring awareness and education about the effects of domestic violence in Houston and surrounding communities. JSpeaks believes he is an artist set out by God to convey his message in various ways. His main goal is to broaden the minds, hearts, and souls of people to ultimately help them form an intimate and lasting relationship with God, his Lord and Savior.

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[zk-j]

I just simply cannot believe the arguments of people who don't believe in transandrophobia because... It's just weird to me.

Trans women are oppressed because they identify as women but society wants them as men. Completely comprehensible to me.

Non-binary people are oppressed because they don't identify with the strict binary man and women/male and female. Makes sense, that's fine.

But trans men aren't oppressed because... *checks notes* They're men? Even though society actually wants them to stay as women? Even though they suffer like everyone else with threats of rape, death etc.?

“Trans men don't suffer because when they pass they aren't oppressed.” Ok. So you're telling me when a trans man PASSES as a trans man, which is a privilege in it of itself, they get privilege, which...... That requires that they don't show off that they're trans for that to work. so they're like. Closeted 2 for that to have some ground.

[redtailfins]

watching ray get adopted by the anons like ah yes some good ol found family trope

[hellogreeves]

You know it actually scared me, during my first watch, when Klaus was kidnapped. Because he was right, no one was looking for him.

And I understand it. Klaus disappears all the time, he goes and gets high. And it's not like he has any ties to his siblings, he doesn't have to stay. It says it right there in the first episode's title, "We Only See Each Other at Weddings and Funerals". They never kept in touch, so why should they start now.

But to think that none of them would have even given a thought to the fact that Klaus might be in danger until it was too late. Yeah, that scared the shit out of me. It still deeply hurts my heart.

[raisehellblazer]

shadowhunters was cancelled? a show with good lgbt representation? disappointed but not surprised

[voronah]

god I’m so excited

[lostavra-archive]

tag dump --- part 3.

because there’s gonna be more muses here now. okbye.

[signalwave]

im about to dye my hair blue!! the color is ‘ocean burst’ so im pretty sure im going to like it. goodbye silver hair!! 

[livingonabrokenrecord]

Hi. I’m back.