Latest Posts by nyxs-knight - Page 2
A comic about cutting your hair and control ✂️ ( had to repost this bad boy, i’m hoping that the colour changes should help, goddamit tumblr)
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Body Neutrality for Females with Dysphoria:
Are you dysphoric? Are you sick of body positivity? Are you female? Here are some affirmations that you can try out to counteract your negative internal monologue.
Whenever you think a negative/dysphoric thought, tell yourself one of these affirmations. If it feels corny or dumb, that’s a good sign. It means you’re challenging your brain’s self-hatred. You are redirecting your brain and challenging your usual thought patterns.
General body:
My body allows me to perform the tasks I need to survive
My body is worthy of respect
This form is the product of years of human evolution
Uterus:
Thank you uterus, for providing structural integrity and support to my bladder, bowel, pelvic bones and organs
Period:
Cramps are temporary
Periods are a natural, normal biological function
Ovaries:
Thank you ovaries, for helping me regulate hormones and stay healthy
Feel free to add any that you come up with!
These 🌹💐🌹💐💐🌸🌺🌹🌺🌷🌸💐🌺🌹🍫🌹💐🍫🍫🌹🌺🌸🌷🍫💐🌸💐🌺🌹🍫🌷🌷🌺🌸🌷🌺🌸🌺🌹🌹🌹🌷🌺🌺🌸🌺🌹🌹🌷💐🌸💐💐🌺🌹🌸💐🌸🌹🍫🍫🌺🌷🌹🍫🍫🍫 💐🌷r for my mutuals on this valentines day <3
only got called sir once today! @tombis-and-tomcats
Aoyin, my horned forest witch demon (?) that loves to have a human snack in between
if male eivor can have his t*tties out for no reason so can female eivor ill die by this
Congratulations to Christine and Emma on their big day! Both Christine and Emma are wearing custom Kipper Clothiers garments.
Body Neutrality for Females with Dysphoria:
Are you dysphoric? Are you sick of body positivity? Are you female? Here are some affirmations that you can try out to counteract your negative internal monologue.
Whenever you think a negative/dysphoric thought, tell yourself one of these affirmations. If it feels corny or dumb, that’s a good sign. It means you’re challenging your brain’s self-hatred. You are redirecting your brain and challenging your usual thought patterns.
General body:
My body allows me to perform the tasks I need to survive
My body is worthy of respect
This form is the product of years of human evolution
Uterus:
Thank you uterus, for providing structural integrity and support to my bladder, bowel, pelvic bones and organs
Period:
Cramps are temporary
Periods are a natural, normal biological function
Ovaries:
Thank you ovaries, for helping me regulate hormones and stay healthy
Feel free to add any that you come up with!
Habit shifts - List
- practical actions that can be taken to fight internalized misogyny
#1 - Stop shaving
#2 - Switch to the woman-made alternative
#3 - Sensible shoes
#4 - Embrace your period
#5 - Burn the bra
#6 - Let your inner “old spinster” shine
#7 - Look at your body
#8 - We are women
#9 - Praise the mustache
#10 - Food is not the enemy
#11 - Dump him
#12 - You too can kill god
#13 - No is a full sentence
#14 - Live make-up free
#15 - Be loud
#16 - Touch yourself
#17 - Do you need a partner?
#18 - Trim your nails
#19 - Name it.
#20 - Cultivate your strength.
Note that this list is permanently evolving, so you can check it periodically here to see the updates.
you don’t have to take on an identity in order to stop participating in the tedium and body punishment of patriarchal femininity. you don’t need an excuse, you don’t need to explain, and you don’t need anyone’s permission. its your birthright that was hidden from you your whole life. you can reach out and take it if you desire it.
space/astronaut butch lesbian stimboard, for anon
👩🏽🚀 🌌 👩🏽🚀 - 🌌 👩🏽🚀 - 🌌 👩🏽🚀 🌌
I love being an unpleasant hairy little woman. I eat some bread and I laugh loudly. I pet my cat. I apologize to no one. Sometimes I make rude noises.
Gender non-conforming women are so cool!
Butch lesbians are awesome!
Stag/tomcat bi women are rad!
GNC straight women are dope!
All women who subvert femininity are doing good work just being themselves! You’re all wonderful valuable women!
Keep up the good work just doing you! Thanks for your presence in making gnc women visible!
“The woman who doesn’t require validation from anyone is the most feared individual on the planet.”
— Mohadesa Najumi
my fave thing about being alive is that there is nothing that cannot be learned. tapestry weaving, astrophysics, swimming. music, theremin, singing. cutting your own hair, dancing, quantum mathematics. sewing, philosophy, social skills. knowledge is divine, but sharing it is human !!!
Milla Jovovich as Joan of Arc in The Messenger
Take Me To Space - series by Manzi Jackson
Enough of the thin, conventionally attractive sex goddesses. Enough. Stop reducing multifaceted goddesses to sex alone. Stop reducing them to beauty. To homemaking. To some appeal to the pathetic, predatory tastes of men.
I want to see sex goddesses who are powerful and brawny, strong of arm and broad of shoulder. I want to see goddesses of beauty who are round like the moon, goddesses of beauty with short hair and a square jaw and scars. If she is a goddess of war, why do you depict her as frail and thin, unable to defend herself? She may have power beyond the physical, but why do you assume she would stoop so low as to allow herself to wither away to the skeletal thinness men find so attractive? (Hint: it's only attractive to them because it makes her helpless, easier to control.) Why do you dress her in lace and lingerie? If she is a goddess of beauty, of desire, she has no need to strip herself of her clothing to draw the eye. Put clothes on her, treat her with respect, don't degrade her to some sex object for the male gaze. Why put her in heels? Why cake her glorious countenance in filthy makeup? She has no need of such contraptions, and neither do you.
I want to see goddesses that do not appeal to the eyes of men, goddesses who do not bow to their whims and desires, goddesses who are strong like an oak and tall and powerful, goddesses who are dressed practically.
If you choose only to depict these goddesses as weak and delicate things, you choose to invite her wrath, for you are denigrating her.
Habit shifts #8 - We are women
- practical actions that can be taken to fight internalized misogyny
Why: Are you a girl? A girls’ night out. Going out with the girls. The cool girl speech. Do you like girls? This girl I just met… Why? Why do we call ourselves girls? Why do we refer to other women as girls? We are no longer children. We’re grown-ups, out of our parents’ houses, fending for ourselves, carving up a life and living our dreams and being depressed and sick, but also falling in love and walking in forests and meeting up for coffee. We’re full human beings. So why do we keep calling ourselves children? Who’s really afraid? Men? We’re no girls, we’re full-blooded women. Calling each other girls infantilises us, destroys our credibility, makes us feel like we’re not in control, like we shouldn’t be in control. Being a girl denies us agency, denies us power, makes us feel smaller than we actually are.
How: Start calling yourself what you are, a woman. At first it feels weird, a foreign word in your mouth, but bear with it. This feeling passes, it becomes easier, you settle into it. The women’s team. The women’s bathroom. Two women from downstairs came up the other day. I’m attracted to women. The woman I love. Keep saying it. You’re a woman. You’re a young woman. You’re an old woman. You’re a woman who’s eating chocolate. You’re a woman dancing. You’re a woman taking out the trash. You’re a woman with short hair. You’re a woman emptying your menstrual cup. You’re a woman staring at the night sky. You’re a woman curled up under your blankets. You’re a woman walking on fallen leaves. You’re a woman when it’s rainy; you’re a woman when the sun is out. You’re a woman, not a girl. So are they; they are women.
