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@EPM106 Being a *BLACK* trans woman is harder than being any other gendered category.

i’ve given it some thought and i’ve decided that being a trans woman is harder than being any other gendered category, and anyone who thinks otherwise is stupid and evil

@SubGoonette25 @SexyKristixo I love this page sm 😩😍

@joyu_sen She was so clooose!!! Whyyy 😭 😭

orgasms aren’t always necessary for a good time, but if you find yourself finishing while she’s often left unsatisfied then it’s just selfish. have her finish first and the rest won’t matter as much. the easiest way is to use a vibratør on her while you pounding it deep

Strict doms but not the kind that raise their voice. A stern look and body language is enough to make their sub melt into submission. >>>>>

I’ve never been in a successful lesbian relationship bc this is my type 🫦😩🔪

@sleepy_shivers @DevilMantis11 @EPM106 Comparison ≠ equating, yes, but not every comparison is fair or intersectional. Ignoring the pushback from the group the comparison references isn’t “intersectionality,” it’s erasure.

there is no manner in which a trans woman can articulate her marginalization without being subjected to accusations of appropriating Real Oppression from Real Minorities

@thecollegehill @EPM106 Being black makes it worse actually. But I guess that gotcha would be highly effective with non black or ignorant black ppl

@EPM106 people tend to shut up when i make racial comparisons and they realize that i'm black really shouldn't be necessary though

@DevilMantis11 @EPM106 Equating the two erases real, measurable differences in biology, socialization, and statistics. Your inability to acknowledge that is both a presentation of mysogenoir and an ideological collapse of the framework that intersectionality is built on.

@EPM106 Any time I compare transmisogyny to misogynoir people freak out even though I'm black. People really really do not like intersectionality being applied to trans women unless it's to talk about how we're all ontologically white males.

@EPM106 Saying this because people don’t want “the wrong puberty” to be described as rape is wild. Imagine thinking that your community is the only one whose feelings are relavent, and calling that oppression. Sounds about white

The various, serious posts on my porn feed Where have I gone wrong #haiku #nsfwpoetry

@polypocketknife @nyanqueer_wren Maybe if you’re waxing poetic, using it that way as a literary device, etc I would see your point, but these people are being literal.

@polypocketknife @nyanqueer_wren In America, women who died while they had babies inside of them were kept alive as incubators. It was horrific, abhorrent, egregious, and unacceptable— but it was not rape. Ur proposing that the word mean broadly: “A violation of bodily autonomy”, but that’s not what it means.

It is NOT rape. Use a DIFFERENT TERM, you can add more negative connotations to something's effects on yourself without calling it “rape”. You're watering down a serious term. Keep that word out of your mouth if you're gonna use it like this. 🫩🫩

@amber_toffee In America, women who died while they had babies inside of them were kept alive as incubators. It was horrific, abhorrent, egregious, and unacceptable— but it was not rape. Ur proposing that the word mean broadly: “A violation of bodily autonomy”, but that’s not what it means.

@nyanqueer_wren All of these people using their queer marginalized identity as a tool for justifying problematic behavior are “fake woke” af and it’s gross.

@AdaBarx @nyanqueer_wren I can, actually.

@nyanqueer_wren Yeah but the avg person thinks that rape is the worst thing that can happen to someone. So you can’t really blame trans women for calling it rape to get the point across

@regularaugust Are we not meant to enjoy, or indulge in our own creations?

“Was it the author’s fetish or did it serve a purpose” the answer is usually both and people get really uncomfortable trying to wrap their heads around this