Ieva | 19 | bisexual | in Gender Hell (she/they) | anarchist | Lithuanian
Look, all you science-types classifying “bugs” with your “science names”. Just stop it. The truth is out there. Those are fairies and you know it.
Jeweled flower mantis? That’s a fairy.
Lace bug? Nice try, government. FAIRY.
Satin moth? FUCK YOU. FAIRY.
@sweetfirebird Wing inspiration?
Gosh that last picture makes me happy every time I see it.
young Leo was truly something
This is the twink butch look so many lesbians aspire to
this is a 2000 dollar fursuit
honey your teacher is a furry
lab instructor by day, lab instructor by night
NO
Black people must adopt this more!! I never realized how many times my symptoms have been dismissed
TERFs rely on sexist logic to bait others into “protecting” them from people that were never a threat in the first place and wield this dynamic against trans people to force them out of public spaces.
Often TERFs will harass trans people until that trans person gets angry and retaliates only for the TERF to start crying about “v-violent t-tr***ies!” and “male aggression!”
Violence by TERFs is “girl power”. Self-defense by trans women is “proof they aren’t really women.”
This is similar to many of the abuse tactics I’ve experienced first-hand. So when I say “every TERF on earth could choke and die simultaneously and I would not feel the slightest bit sad.” I really, really mean it.
I feel as though this is a similar phenomenon to white women victimizing themselves to outsource violence against poc.
I entirely agree. It’s the same dynamics to enforce a different bigotry.
Why is social dysphoria not talked about a lot?
Because people would rather present trans people as suffering due to an inherent aspect of our existence rather than address the transphobia in our society. Similar reason to why gender dysphoria is presented as a universal trans experience and gender euphoria is never remotely addressed
dr. dee mosbacher and dr. nanette gartrell on vacation in colorado, photographed by JEB (joan e. biren) 1984. published on the cover of lesbian connection vol. 2 no. 2, september 1988
