God, I Love This Artist. I Used To Get Terrible Dysphoria In The Past When I Still Had My Girlcock. I

Teaching her human GF all about robot anatomy [ ^ w < ]

I love telling random lesbians on the internet the secrets I’d never even tell my siblings, best friends or anyone else I know in real life.

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Minors shall not interact.

Men shall not interact on horny posts and shall not follow me. I will not hesitate to block.

I shall block ageless blogs.

Be decent.

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I am a trans woman, I'm recently post-op and figuring out what to do with myself. My interests are women, statistics, poetry and writing. I shall only post when my whims desire it, for I have many interests.

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looking at you with my tiered exhausted eyes. Are you a TERF or a radfem?

No, in fact I am a trans woman :)

Did you fucking eat? 🤨

🏳️‍🌈IF YOU LOOKED AT MY TITS REBLOG🏳️‍🌈

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Lebernd

That's me. I'm in the picture.

trans girl whos had bottom surgery and makes a post online is a post op post op

God, I hate this. Though this also applies to the way the books themselves are advertised, which are festooned with quotes from reviewers which tell me nothing, which all read like

"A stunning menagerie of life, this book is thumpingly alive."

What happened to the teaser on the back cover?

I was gifted a book in which the cover, the first two pages and the back cover was just uninformative praise from prominent critics. Like, great, now I know the cultural gatekeepers of the Wank Street Journal love it. What an endorsement.

I have noticed also that authors from South Asia, Africa, Latin America tend to have the words "kaleidoscopic" and "magical realism: applied to their work, as well as "emerging voice". I mean, wow, they sure do have a different culture.

y’all really recommend books like: title, there are gay characters, enemies to lovers, young adult, written by poc

not once do i ever see a summary

Huh.