uncreativeart:

Anonymous asked uncreativeart:

hi! could you draw a litle princess with brown hair and green eyes?

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Anonymous asked uncreativeart:

draw me a poptart

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Close enough.

I have another blog that I started super recently that is only pictures :p, but it’s less than a page in total posts.

But yeah, i do a lot of thought vomit on here… I’m trying to make it a…other times That aren’t today i write my own stuff…usually. There are pictures there too, buried somewhere, but it is the worst blog to peek in on, because you have to actually be willing to read giant walls of not so light text… I mean, it’s not like having to read Moby dick… but it’s not much better either.

transandtphobic:

The people who say this are nothing but weak SCUM. Take a look in the mirror hypocrite. You’re no better than they are. Don’t hide behind your computer like a self-righteous little peon. You are nothing but a coward.

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In a later post of his:

Your “right to say it” isn’t in question here bloke. What is, is your moral propensity once you spew a mantra like this. Imagine how this nation would have turned out if P.O.C’s had done the same. Open your eyes youngling. You must work with those people you so despise to promote change. Welcome to the real world.

Things that have to be said are being said.
We make up WAY less then 10% of the population. We are not going to win any wars without cis people. We are not going to win any votes without cis people. We are not going to win any rights without cis people. This is the way the world is. We need them. Even if we create an island with only trans people, we would still need cis people to not attack us. We would still need diplomacy, and we would still need to not be seen as evil people. Don’t be a dick/cunt (choose the least offensive one to you. I’d rather be called a cunt then a dick any day, so i’m giving the option).

transandtphobic:

Trigger Warning: Aggresive language. Self-pity, dysphoria, and more.

You hate yourself so much that you fail to see anything good about yourself. I understand moments of extreme dysphoria. The ones that stop you in your tracks. They are so bad you don’t want to crawl out of bed  in the morning. You haven’t taken a shower in an ungodly amount of time because seeing yourself bare is too much for your mind to handle.

Those moments pass.

And you still haven’t looked to find the things about yourself the makes you happy. Hate your chest? Don’t focus on it. The one thing I find a lot of transmen do is attempt to pretend their breasts aren’t there. This is making your dysphoria worse! Your mind eye blocks them out. You have the perfectly contoured cismale appearing torso, only to look down and have your mind realize you have been deceiving it.

The downward spirl begins. Now your legs are to feminine, your arms too small, your hands tiny, your hair too girly. You can’t look pass these things to realize you have an amazing facial structure. Your eyes are stunning. Your hair is full, strong, and vibrant with color. Your skin is treating you well this time of year. It’s healthy… And so on and so forth.

 After you finally work up the nads to get out of bed; you jump on the internet and while we’re here, we’ll use Tumblr as an example. The “community” here, as much as they claim to be supportive, is damaging.  The negative posts out weigh the good. You hardly ever read about someone having an average day. God forbid people blog about the joys in their lives.

You become even more tainted by this energy, but the part that harms you the most is you fail to leave those emotions behind when you unplug. They follow you like a succubus cloud, mixing with the pitiful, self degrading, spiral that is your self worth. 

Be aware of what you actually look like, embrace and work with it. You’re not the only guy on the planet dealing with things like this. You’ll be much happier when you can combat and tell that nagging feeling to sod off because you are fabulous.

This is amazing. It can (and should, imho) be applied to trans women as well, details aside.

transandtphobic:

The first time I touched on this topic, I featured my trademark distain, and I scraped it.

It’s difficult to be proud of being something that causes you pain. To be proud of something that makes loving yourself a hardship you must struggle through. It’s asinine to take pride in something that…

I hate that I’m trans. I wish i were cis, and i could whine and moan and bitch for years and never run out of emo tears and wasted words. I Don’t see the point in dwelling on it though, because it cannot be changed. I have a loving boyfriend who i would never have met if i weren’t trans. I’m not proud of being trans, but i’m hella proud of having David. I’m proud of my friends, i’m proud that i’m not a judgmental prick (most of the time) and i’m proud of my capacity to bear hardship and not crack under the pressure. If i didn’t have the level of hate directed at me that i did growing up, i might have ended up just another priveleged, straight, white girl…. Yes, i’d still kill for that life… but there’s still something to be said for facing adversity, and overcoming it. idk. maybe a more cohesive reflection will come later, but that’s my thought vomit for today.

transandtphobic:

When I think about the LGB and T communities, they are separate. I have my own problems with the T and don’t concern myself much with the others. The people who fall into these communities are not people I want to align myself with.

I have received more hate and discrimination from those who are trans than I ever have from cisgender individuals. I have seen a multitude of “transphobia” from the LGB community towards transpeople.

I am not a “people person”. I feel as if there is very little real unity there. Many of these people are hypocrites and are too busy policing other peoples lives and identities. They are more concerned with labels and political correctness than the actual welfare and care of those within the community. If your opinion differs from “theirs” they are quick to grab their pitch forks and hunt you down. They like to believe what they are doing is a “call out” and they expect people to back down or change their minds suddenly due to people telling them how “wrong” they are.

It’s as if people have forgotten the power of debate and persuasion. The art of bringing a logical argument to the table and discussing it without riffraff is a lost form.

People are too emotional. They take many things, much of which has nothing to do with them, personally. They take peoples words and skew them or look too deeply into their meaning, often missing the entire point of what the person had to say.

I’ll give you an example.

Take Ira Gray, nearly everything that man says is positive and inspiring. He takes time out to educate people. He’s an optimistic person. He is always taking other people’s feelings into consideration. He tries very hard to remain “politically correct” and he’s careful about what he says. He does much more than a lot of people for the “trans community” and people still find something to get their panties in a bunch about. They whine and complain when he says something that doesn’t sit right with them and usually there is no logic behind these arguments.

He ends up apologizing and people still don’t stop crying.

Maybe when I am less frustrated with the community I’ll become more “involved”.

As it stands now, I don’t trust the LGB and T communities. I don’t trust people who fight, nitpick, and throw each other under the bus and then turn around and claim to be “the victim”. I don’t trust people who won’t stand behind their true opinions. I don’t trust people who won’t fight for themselves.

I can’t contribute much to this except to sit and be in awe. I’m not familiar with Ira Gray, though i probably will be soon. I’m very much loving this post though, and shit like THIS needs to be shared more.

thisgenderedlife:

andigreyscale:

I love makeup.

I LOLed at this.  ”Dear boy in outer space” So good.

bittergrapes:

sophistory:

a-cumberbatch-of-cookies:

marmosette:

London, that great cesspool into which all the loungers and idlers of the Empire are irresistibly drained.

[…] try to imagine fandom’s reaction if the next big Holmes adaptation to come along had Holmes and Watson as British, yeah - young black British men, living case to case on a council estate in a dodgy area of London. How fandom would react if Sherlock Holmes didn’t employ street kids and homeless people like trained animals to do his bidding, but instead was part of that invisible underclass; if instead of having his eccentricities tolerated~ by Scotland Yard on account of being the Great White Genius, Sherlock Holmes, BME, school dropout, and sometime addict, was regarded by the police as practically a criminal already, one more thug, one more junkie, one more dealer in the making. If he had to choose between buying the week’s groceries or palming a twenty to a bored constable for the chance to spend five minutes on a crime scene, in the hope that whoever’s under enough pressure to deal with crime rates in the neighbourhood will pay him enough for a perp to feed himself and Watson for a month or two. If the greatest threat to his safety were police brutality, or the prospect of being done for a snitch; if his arch enemy weren’t Moriarty, but the systemic poverty and inequality that has him helping out his oppressors just to get by, and that makes the other side of the law look more tempting to someone with his skills every day.

I would watch the hell out of that. I’d even write for it. What do you do with Mycroft being part of the “Establishment” then? Mycroft works at the local youth center? Mycroft as a pastor, deeply disapproving of his brother’s failure to reject street culture and conform? Hell, Mycroft IS the police? Token affirmative-action face of colour, should have made DI ages ago but is still a PC even though half the force secretly ask his help? And because they resent Mycroft, they resent Sherlock even more, fueling the rivalry? Lestrade can stay a DI, with the authority to choose to work with either Holmes but not enough authority to force everyone else to do so.

I’m curious to see how Mrs Hudson and Moriarty would work in this. 

Holy fuck this would be truly awesome. Mrs Hudson could be a nice woman who occasionally makes the boys a meal or offers up a warm bed during severe weather. And Moriarty, fuck. He could be like a well-to-do man who previously was in Sherlock’s situation. He somehow moved on from that kind of life, and sees a lot of himself in Sherlock actually, but hates for that reminder. Wants to take Sherlock down, put him back in his place.

Shit, this would be bloody brilliant.

aaaaalllll stuff I want to cram into the ‘#221b baker towers’ tag proper. DAMN YOU TUMBLR.

I’m actually crying I want this so much

aleki-says:

If you don’t think trans women are real women, then unfollow this blog right now. Get the fuck out of here and don’t come back. Transmisogyny is something I cannot and will not tolerate.

angrytranschick:

I love children. I love the unborn children too who so many people who are pro choice don’t have any regard for.

once again we see the “pro choice means pro abortion” fallacy. no, in fact, it means just what it says. pro choice. we believe in the pregnant person’s right to choose.

They are people too, given little people. They matter.

yeah, the people who die from unsafe abortions and who die in childbirth matter too, but you don’t seem to ever bring them up.

They are unique from any other person on the face of the Earth just as all of us are. They were given life just like we were.

you seem to be confusing “life” with “sentient being”. if you care so much about life, stop washing your body. stop using antibiotics. stop cooking things. every time you do this, you kill life! (bacteria)

I am pro life and have read the terrible things that they do to them in the act of abortion especially late abortion. Nobody deserves such a horrific death.

…and that’s why late term abortion is only done to safe the parent’s life, or because the baby isn’t going to survive outside the womb, or both.

Am I prolife yes because I love the unborn. They call it war on women, I say it is war against the unborn.

“the unborn” don’t possess sentience. the parents do.

It is difficult to understand how in our time, that the little people of the Earth are treated with such indifference, violence and death.

that’s because they’re not people yet! there’s a window in which you can have an abortion, and that window ends before any sort of consciousness begins. sure, nerve endings appear before that, but you know what? they don’t connect to anything.

it’s like having a battery on one end of the room and a lightbulb on the other, with no wire connecting them. and saying “YOU CAN’T TAKE MY BATTERY AWAY! THE LIGHTBULB HAD THE CHANCE TO LIGHT UP!”

They are innocent, vulnerable and dependent waiting for a chance at life.

if they’re already “a life”, how come they’re waiting for a chance at life too?

They call it pro choice but where is the choice in the favour of the unborn? They are people too. They deserve so much better.

once again, sure is good to know you hold non-sentient clumps of cells (as most abortions are done when they are not even a fetus, they’re just a blastocyst) to higher regard than people who are already living, breathing, and have plans and hopes and dreams.

(source of comment)

Biographical life is more important then biological life. No exceptions. Just because it’s alive, and unique does not make it holy. When people imagine a soul, they imagine the personality, and the individuality of a person. That can only be formed from observation of the world. It is biographical life. I hold that if a being has no Biographical life, then it also has no soul.

autumn-and-eve:

istormedthebastille:

In a world without gender, transsexuality would be what it is: just a defect. A defect to be fixed without a second thought after.

No rules to follow. No caricaturizations. Nothing. You can be free. You want to end transphobia? End gender and there you go.

And if that is what radical feminism fights for, the destruction and abolishment of gender roles and the empowerment of people to rise greater than a role…then I’d sign up for it. And if I were permitted to be one, I’d be one.

Although…I do like the idea of anarchism, “no gods, no masters” and all that.

What the fuck
Calling my gender identity a defect is severely fucked up…? I’m not defective and you’re playing into an attitude that enforces the binary and shames people who identify outside of it
And plus how would “transsexuality” even exist in a society where gender didn’t exist

Because of birth sex. I’m not trans because of gender roles. If being trans were entirely about role then there would be no butch trans women. It’s not entirely about that.  I’m trans because of dysphoria caused by my body. If gender were abolished i’d still wish to be female. There is nothing society can do that would make me no longer trans. If it abolished gender, if it abolished sexism, if it abolished patriarchy i would still be trans… i would just have a happier childhood.

tonidorsay:

tal9000:

autumn-and-eve:

widdershinsgirl:

maletofabulous:

autumn-and-eve:

At this rate, in May I’ll have taken 300 mg of spiro. Is that a good pace to keep? I take 25mg like, three times per week (but the first two weeks I only took like 50, I have it marked on a calendar)

That seems like sooooo little >_>

I take 200mg a day <_< 

Me too… >.> <.<

What the fuck
I took 50 and like almost died

I also take 200mg/day. Maybe you’re allergic?

I do about 125 of late, scattered through the day, because it fucks with my IBS something fierce.

Each person’s biochemistry is different — the measure for the “right” dosage is the one that helps to reduce/maintain reduction of the Testosterone levels most efficiently (not necessarily quickly) with the fewest number of side effects from the medication.

Remember that this is an off label use for a blood pressure medication.

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It is very important to remember that.

purplegoesbothways:

Non and pre hrt trans women are female also. Everyone has estrogen in their body so just how much would they need to be considered female?

Biologically it would be the presence or absence of high level testosterone, since testosterone is the more biologically invasive chemical. Anything under 150ng/ml free testosterone count or so, if you are going to be essentialist about it. The reason for that strain of argument is that testosterone sustains a certain muscle density that makes people with high levels of it most likely stronger then people with low levels of it. The argument was about maintaining safe spaces, and i was taking it down the route that transsexual females weren’t generally as dangerous as cisgendered men. If you take into consideration non hrt people and pre-hrt people, it is harder to biologically justify having all women’s safe spaces to someone who isn’t going to allow that solely on the basis of joint humanity. Because the person in question wasn’t going to see the humanity argument as valid due to it being an intellectual debate, i persued a different argumentative tactic. I would argue that all women are women, but it takes an entirely different level of argumentative prowess to prove that all women are female, because female is a scientific term derived on anatomy. If you can do it, i’ll bow to you and happily take up that mantle, but i’m only fighting the battles i can win. I can prove that all Women are Women… but I have no idea how I would prove they are female. The argument in question was mainly concerning women’s spaces that were designed for the nursing of victims of sexual assault, and was not really involving other, less extreme, cases.