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commie transfag, bisexo, autistic。 姫男子 número uno。 百合豚。 drummer。kind of like if instead of a guy you have just like a playstation 3, probably the kind with the janky top-loading tray.. or like if a spaceship was also a dragon but I was just the snarky onboard ai
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fuck off terfs. nazis drop dead. no truscum/transmed BS. ace/aro ppl are lgbt. trans women are women and they're cooler than you. anti-anti or proship (stupid names for stupid arguements). I would honestly rather call myself pro-fiction and anti-censorship I think that more accurately describes my politics. but I do think there is nothing wrong with liking loli/shota porn which is apparently the ultimate proship sin. hopefully that covers all my bases. don't like, don't follow, block me if you have to, move on with your life.
Fair warning: I reblog some degenerate shit on occassion, gay porn or hentai mostly, so be aware of that.
homestuck sideblog: arrogantancom
yes I'm aware that I'm cringe but consider this having a homestuck sideblog means you can follow me here and not see homestuck. Yr welcome.
honestly there’s a lot to think abt here from legislation targeting trans women (public indecency, solicitation, prurient purposes) to expectations of sexual availability (everything from cis ppl not caring abt consent to GC genital checks) to pressures around presenting in a sexualized or desexualized way–i know a lot of trans women hav trouble navigating this one, bc one wants to feel good about oneself but the moment you dress in a vaguely revealing way its highly sexualized, leading to a whole counter aesthetic of baggy hoodies & flannels & loose pants (an overlap w traumatized cis lesbian aesthetics for sure, but also w sex workers getting off the clock & not wanting to be harassed on the bus ride home).
its hard to discuss this dynamic without erasing or minimizing the further oppression faced by trans women actually engaging in sex work, especially fssw, but it’s been something broadly known by most trans women i’ve talked to about it that we are seen as an identity inherently linked to sex work. for many people the first exposure to trans women is either porn, seeing sex workers on the street, or “dead tranny h**ker” jokes in family guy or whatever. no normie cis person’s idea of a trans woman is a virtuous mother, in terms of the madonna/whore complex of patriarchy we are firmly relegated to one side. rather the dynamic is sexual predator / sexual prey, with sexual prey being considered the more virtuous, but both being seen as open for killing.
and in many ways i think it would be fair to see sesta/fosta as the beginning of the legal reaction against trans people in the US. at this point one of the main tactics for controlling trans–and queer in general–content in online and other media is by appealing to its inherently sexual nature. likewise this is used as a justification for all sorts of right-wing amplification of violence, which is very telling given how many right-wing politicians & pundits seek out trans porn & sex workers. just as a man might say “a woman belongs in the kitchen”, it’s clear a lot of people think “a tranny belongs in the redlight district, and nowhere else!”
