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The Thick of It (2005–2012) is British political satire at its absolute sharpest, brutal and hilarious, with Peter Capaldi’s Malcolm Tucker firing off insults like machine gun bursts and every scene feeling one step away from total collapse.

hot take but I fucking hate the word chubby just say fat! Its not a bad word I promise!!!! Your hesitancy to say the word fat implies that its an inherently negative thing to be or to say! Fat is a neutral term!!!!!

@Torificallytori You look amazing!

Fyi... 200lbs at 5'8" Thicc thighs and D cups 🤷🏻‍♀️

@TabbyLoops Oh no! Silly Tabby

I drank too much water and now my tummy hurts

@EmmyTheHaunted @ValidHazelTrans Hmmm maybe… :3

@ValidHazelTrans I was hesitant for so long. GET BANGS PEOPLE 👏🏼👏🏼 it's worth it!

Bangs look good on trans women, and I'm willing to die on this hill "GET BANGS NOW!!!!"

@frostawuzhere It does look cute af! Love that skirt

Wearing my new skirt to work again, cuz i think it looks cute af :3

@JayeJ330 It’s passable tbh

@Alatariel__ I mean... "Robot" is kind of a generic Doctor's-first-appearance type of story so that does track.

Introduced my girlfriend to Tom Baker’s first story yesterday (Robot) which she said wasn’t as good as other Tom stories we’ve watched together (Genesis, City). Then I showed her the trailer for The Ark in Space. ‘That looks so much better.’

Trans life: Ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ban ⭐️There has never been a trans crime wave ⭐️There has never been a trans athlete dominate any sport at any level. Name me the greatest trans athlete in history? 🤷‍♀️

india just passed an anti trans bill, trans people were banned from the olympics, and a black trans woman was just murdered in the united states and people somehow care more about promoting their wizard show that is directly funding transphobes to kill us and take our rights away

@WillowMouseDoll I adore this omg

I wear my pride on my chest Do you? For I am a kinophile.

im so convicnced that the whole Chapel Roan hate campaign only exists bc people can't stand to see a proud lesbian succeed

@sapphicicarus Good luck! Take care with your recovery and don’t let anyone fob you off. You’re doing amazingly 💚

Leaving the hospital earlier than expected :) plan was to go home tomorrow but im doing great pain wise and no issues walking so im being discharged!

@ct_girlie My money can’t take this 😭😭

bro you can't do this to me what the heck you can't do this i can't do this

If you didn't know already.

🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️ My OB/GYN was kind enough to list out her reasons as to why a trans woman should see an OB/GYN. This is for the numerous transphobes and TERFs who say we are "stealing appointment time from REAL women" or "why not see a urologist?" Here's what she gave me, 1. Neovaginal care is real medical care. Doctors monitor tissue health, healing, scarring, and issues like narrowing or irritation over time. 2. Infections Trans women can experience bacterial or yeast infections, along with general irritation or discharge that needs evaluation. 3. STI Screening HIV, HPV, gonorrhea, chlamydia, etc, are still risks for trans women just as they are for anyone else who is sexually active. 4. Cancer screening Although there is no cervix, the tissue used to create a neovagina can still develop abnormalities and, in rare cases, cancer. 5. Pelvic Floor Health Surgery changes anatomy, and that can affect muscles, urinary function, and comfort during sex. 6. Sexual Health and Comfort Pain, dryness, and changes in sensation are all valid medical concerns, not just "something to live with." 7. Long-Term Surgical Follow-Up Even years later, things like scarring, structural changes, or rare complications can come up. 8. Hormones Hormones affect genital tissue. And OB/GYNs can often help monitor how estrogen affects tissue health. Additionally, they can prescribe hormone replacement therapy. The point is really simple. A trans woman doesn't require a uterus in order to see an OB/GYN. She benefits from seeing one because she has a body that deserves competent, specialized medical care. This isn't complicated. It's just healthcare.

Goodness it looks shit doesn’t it? Grey and flat and insipid. A carbon copy of the movies but with the colour drained out. I’m sure it’ll be a huge success… to begin with. Anyway if you care about trans people at all don’t watch it thanks x

i would DIE for Rocky 😭😭

@nyaraVT Yeah… transitioning in my 30s has me like that. I’m really self critical as well so I’ve had to try to unlearn that mindset and accept I’m going to be bad at things to begin with.

Number 9 hits hard because as trans woman that transitioned mid 20s and wasn’t really living prior to that, it feels like I have a ton of catching up to do. My friends from uni have their master’s and I’m going through puberty again, voice training, learning make-up, etc.