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Hello Lovelies!

Today is apparently Detrans Day of Visibility so here’s a post from yours truly, A detransitioned/reidentified lesbian!

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wow that post saying the body isn't a temple but a garden cuz temples can be desecrated but gardens can grow again if you tend to them even if they were destroyed....iconic. truly iconic. the body wants care, not worship

Comet NEOWISE

i know this is a hard to swallow pill but patriarchy does not care why you perform femininity, who you perform it for, or how you feel about it

i hate how conservatives (and some „radfems”) frame detransition.

This girl used to be beautiful but now... she’s manly.. she’s strange, she does not fit in, what a tragedy!

i haaaate it.

On top of being incredibly mysoginystic, it does not adress other effects of transition, like health effects, and the things that actually pushed people to transitioning in the first place! It creates more problems than it tries to adress.

Who fucking cares how you look after being on T? I don’t. You have more body hair, a different fat distribution? Great! That’s not the reason people should be critical of transitioning!

big muscle lesbians you are so fucking valid

bi people are beautiful, pass it on

Protect weird girls. Ya know…. the ones that used to make up intricate games on the playground about ghosts and saving the world. The ones that used to have a whole BOX of fucking rolly pollies and worms. Those girls that used to have mason jars FULL of fucking god knows WHAT on their mother’s back porch. Protect… girls. Girls that daydream too much. Girls that could go out to Walmart dressed in cow girl boots, and a faux fur coat. Girls that invent whole other worlds in their heads. Girls that love too much. Girls that don’t love quite enough. Girls that don’t look, or sound the way society expects them to. Loud girls. Quiet girls. Angry girls. Sad girls. Support girls being themselves, and being unapologetic about it. The ones that get labeled “weird” for simply existing and being brave enough to not dim themselves down, just because society tells them, too. The girls that never lost their magic once they grew up. Support weird girls.