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Every time another trans man comes into the transandrophobia tag and tells everyone to listen to trans woman they owe me $20

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I didn't use this word for it at the time, but I knew growing up my femininity was what made me valuable to people and that value is what I was so scared to lose by transitioning as a masc. Friends, family members, and the whole queer community were some influences that made me feel that way. My pretty privilege came from my performance of femininity, my style and my makeup and my excessively long hair, my passive personality. I sought being seen as valuable and imitated girl characters that were considered valuable (by the media, by the fandom) to chase that. And nowadays I am very starkly aware that as a transmasc I am seen nowhere near as valuable to most people. Queer people usually won't say outright that I was better as a girl, but they'll say I'm "boring" now as just some guy, and act like I'm less queer than I thought I was cis. In broader society, I'm just unfuckable, which for women is often synonymous with "worthless."

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"men and women are so different and can never understand each other" this is the bane of my existence as a non binary person.

Hearing it from cis perisex people is like "lol okay" but hearing it from trans people?? that's nasty vibes yall. We gotta stop that. Men and women are literally the same thing.

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wip/ a little treat FOR ME!!!! trigun but on a tundra planet

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last year's artwork for a trigun zine. love&peace! ✌

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“Psychologists often find that parents treat baby girls and boys differently, despite an absence of any discernible differences in the babies’ behaviour or abilities. One study, for example, found that mothers conversed and interacted more with girl babies and young toddlers, even when they were as young as six months old. This was despite the fact that boys were no less responsive to their mother’s speech and were no more likely to leave their mother’s side. As the authors suggest, this may help girls learn the higher level of social interaction expected of them, and boys the greater independence. Mothers are also more sensitive to changes in facial expressions of happiness when an unfamiliar six-month-old baby is labelled as a girl rather than a boy, suggesting that their gendered expectations affect their perception of babies’ emotions. Gendered expectations also seem to bias mothers’ perception of their infants’ physical abilities. Mothers were shown an adjustable sloping walkway, and asked to estimate the steepness of slope their crawling eleven-month-old child could manage and would attempt. Girls and boys differed in neither crawling ability nor risk taking when it came to testing them on the walkway. But mothers underestimated girls and over-estimated boys – both in crawling ability and crawling attempts – meaning that in the real world they might often wrongly think their daughters incapable of performing or attempting some motor feats, and equally erroneously think their sons capable of others. As infants reach the toddler and preschool years, researchers find that mothers talk more to girls than to boys, and that they talk about emotions differently to the two sexes – and in a way that’s consistent with (and sometimes helps to create the truth of) the stereotyped belief that females are the emotion experts.”

— Delusions of Gender by Cordelia Fine

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i put linus in halo btw. if you even care

youtube version

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rule.

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Various shiny Legendaries/original-color Magearna/Ash-Greninja...and Dhelmise for some reason.

They even got Mega Jynx's concept art!

And I like this artstyle on Mega Metagross!

Edit, a curse upon you all! Mimikyu underneath its cloak!

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kiss of the divine

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pro-abortion. pro-divorce. i believe we have the god-given right to give up

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finally got around to drawing a Legato bc i usually get so overwhelmed with the fear i cant express how his character is hes so interesting and sad and cool 🤞

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2 sentence horror is back

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Sascha Schneider (1870 - 1927

Emotion of Dependency (c.1893)