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@gekkerbeast

Creo, 29, trans of gender, witch, art boi, sometimes I post bugs, ask to tag (commissions open)

Traditional art commissions officially open!

$20 headshot/bust, $40 fullbody, +$20 per additional character, +$10 color/shading

Will draw:

  • Humans (realistic/anime)
  • Humanoids (elves/orcs/etc)
  • Cryptids
  • Furries
  • Animals
  • Sfw
  • Nsfw

DM if interested

🔞 ADULTS ONLY 🔞

moved past the need for emails! if you need to communicate with me please send a flock of birds in my direction so that i can interpret their flight patterns as an omen

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Why are ppl so mean to detrans ppl -someone who went through two different detrans stages of life

people are really self-conscious about the idea of some people not being trans because then maybe THEY'RE invalid and so breeds insecurity brainworms

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imo one of the reasons is it’s bc it goes against the “born this way” narrative that’s been the dominant narrative in the trans community for decades. and it makes sense, because wider society only began to accept us on the basis of it being something we can’t change so they must begrudgingly say ugh fine just do your best to look cis and blend in. for a lot of trans people, they did feel like they were born this way. the idea that someone could feel dysphoric and decide to transition, then decide later on that it wasn’t right for them, goes entirely against the idea that all trans people are born trans and know from the time we’re extremely young that we’re trans. so the obvious answer is that they were never trans, and it was their mistake to transition, instead of just like. a very small but possible outcome of choosing to transition.

if we want to advocate for trans people to be able to transition without a hundred million barriers, we have to accept that some people will change their minds or regret it the same way that some people will regret getting knee surgery or moving to a different country or marrying someone that ended up not being right for them. it’s just a consequence of having free will. and punishing the people who have a different outcome of that free will than we do is only going to make things harder for us.

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Calling all California-based ocean champions! 🌊🏆

We need Californians to call Governor Newsom and let him know that you “want SB 54 regulations to move forward without delay, so California can continue to be a global leader in addressing the plastic pollution problem.”  Please call Governor Newsom’s office this week at 916.445.2841 and select option 6 to speak to a representative.

SB 54 is the first law of its kind to reduce the amount of single-use plastic packaging in the marketplace and hold companies accountable for the waste they produce. This law is a major victory for our ocean planet. 

We need your voice to help reduce plastic pollution and push an important state law forward! 

Add a note 📱🐟 when you've made the call.

"The nonbinary afab who goes by she/her, dresses femininely, and uses a push-up bra when I—" when you what? What's wrong with her?

Is she not nonbinary enough for you? Is the way she experiences her queerness and how she presents not perfect enough for you? Nonbinary people don't owe you androgyny, right? So why is she the exception? Why does she have to hate herself to appeal to your standards? Why is she any less trans—any less worthy of respect—cause it's "not visible"? Queer solidarity my ass. Don't spout this bullshit on Pride, man.

This, but also for enby amabs going by he/him and with hairy chests and beards

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abled bodied people also need to understand that, for physically disabled people resting isn't "free time" that you can use up with assigning us tasks or duties because you're busy. it's an essential part of managing disability and some of us have a hard limit that we're avoiding by having days where we do nothing.

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I think some of you forgot that autistic people sometimes act strange and say things that are poorly worded and speak with incorrect tone and misunderstand or miss social cues because they are autistic

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You should be able to say “don’t touch me” to anyone ever in any context and not have it be considered in the realm of surprising or insulting imho if we ever needed to normalize something it’s this

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