#Nuzman

[nostalgicninjas]

[carladuquette]

Are there still Guzman/Nadia shippers out there? If you love these two, what’s a song you love for them?

Asking purely out of curiosity 😉

[bonobochick]

Some ships to celebrate Valentine’s Day.  🎉 💗

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[someone-will-remember-us]

a bitter IBA is using this as a pretext to damage the IOC’s reputation like please do some research 😭.

Sorry, what is this """"IOC's reputation"""? Are you talking about the reputation of the organization whose at least two former members (Nuzman, Diack) have been convicted for corruption and money laundering and at least one other (Takeda) has been indicted?

Not to mention things like this:

Or this:

Or this lol:

I'm sure you have taken your own advice seriously and definitely done "some research 😭", so why do you believe that (no doubt well founded tbh) accusations of corruption harm IBA's credibility, but the actual convictions do not harm IOC's?

Or is it possible that you actually haven't done "some research 😭" and are just parroting whatever bullshit you found appealing without having to exert your critical thinking skill?

the whole Khelif thing is such a nightmare, like the IBA has been found to have severe ethical issues that prompted their ban by the IOC and are unrelated to the sex testing issue so perhaps this is not a credible source and a bitter IBA is using this as a pretext to damage the IOC’s reputation like please do some research 😭.

Worst case, the IBA is being responsible about raising safety concerns in the sport (doubtful) and the two boxers in question have XY DSDs, ie: they are technically biological males but are observed and have lived their lives as women and are no doubt not intentionally cheating in the sport. Caster Semeya, another prominent intersex athlete assigned female at birth, has been banned from competition due to her high testosterone levels. It remains to be seem whether or not that decision by world athletics will stand.

But why do I call these people women when they are biologically men? Because these are intersex people who were raised from birth as women. By calling them women I’m not making a statement about biology or indeed the factual definition of “woman” or female. I’m recognizing that for all and intents and purposes, these people are socially women who have a DSD. They not ethically culpable for “violating” women’s spaces and deserve to preserve their dignity. Even if their DSD means they might not be eligible to compete in elite athletics. Or maybe they will, other athletes have bodily advantages that also make them faster. It remains to be seen what will happen.

So how!! HOW!! Did the conversation become about how these women are really trans women? Was it because Trump lied about them? Was it because JKR supported an assertion from an extremely dubious organization and called a woman with a potential DSD competing “male violence”. Or was it because thousands of women have been living in an echo chamber around trans issues that encourages invasive “transvestigations” and a destructive sense of personal persecution. Controversy around female sex at the Olympics is actually not a product of the trans issue and is in fact much older. The truth is, it’s a gray area around whether or not it’s ethical to allow women or biological men who outwardly appear as women with totally naturally occurring DSDs to compete. To reiterate, Michael Phelps biological differences that give him an edge in competition, it has not been floated that he should be banned. Biological difference among elite athletes is common and natural sex variation is a difference where the science is not always settled.

Please take a breath and get out of the GC echo chamber, if you seriously consider yourself a radical feminist and an ally to intersex people, women and LGBT people, this is the wrong path to go down and the wrong issue to stake your reputations on. Most importantly, Carini, Yu-Ting and Khelif do not deserve to become symbolic faces of a debate they have nothing to do with. As a woman in a very homophobic country which is hostile to trans people as well, please have some consideration for how this will affect her at home.

[iamaveragegirl]

Chapter 2: The Pawn

[cl-guznadia]

still in love with the way Guzman looks at Nadia. ( + the hug because I never tire of it.)

[ladamedepiquerouge2]

[daisylolabang]

So close yet so far. Lovers long distance late night call♥️

[minaelmoments]

Nádia Shanaa & Guzmán Nunier - Elite Netflix - Historias Breves

[ninamorozova]

Ok, I finished the fourth season of Élite.

[isabelcoster]

🕯🤞🏻Prayer circle for season 4 of elite to end with Guzman moving to New York to be with Nadia and Carla coming back for Samuel🤞🏻🕯

[nostalgicninjas]

Elite Events: Marina’s Party (Season 1 Episode 1)

↳ So? What do you think of my party? Wouldn't you love to set us all on fire?

[mytvjunk]

Fan made Elite S4 promo edits

Credit: @Elitefpflix (Instagram)

[elinatihomirova]

Finished season 4 and now it’s time to pretend I never watched it and didn’t waste eight hours of my life

[jasminejc4525]

Favorite Guznadia Scene

Their first kiss was everything to me! We had been waiting for this moment for so long and when it happened, it was just perfect(the lighting, the song, everything 😌)

[iamaveragegirl]

Chapter 31!!! 👑👸🏻🤴🏻🤔🍲🧆🥄🥟🥰💘