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Nothing we do here spills out to irl stuff except for a few people with online livelihoods or people like An*rk who is some kind of irl figure as well
Hazel retweeted
stop drawing trans women as men. stop calling us amab. stop calling us male. stop saying we are male socialized. stay out of our business entirely if you feel the desire to do any of these. you arent "smashing the patriarchy" and it isnt the job of trans women to do so anyways.
intersectionality as written and theorized is vitally important. "Intersectionality" as referenced on twitter is slop. It's incredibly annoying
Trans women with impressive, well-maintained beards (an incredibly rare person in the first place) are almost always doing it as a kind of purposeful statement; it’s not something that just happens. It’s the least common gender-nonconforming appearance trans women will have
LinkedIn is down the hall and to the left
My coworker takes a full hour for lunch every day, and last week someone told her, "Must be nice."
She walks out at 12:30 and comes back at 1:30. Everyone else eats at their desks with one hand on the mouse.
She didn't argue. She just smiled and said, "It is nice."
The next morning, a calendar invite went out to all 40 of us...
Hazel retweeted
unrelated to what anyone else is saying it is extremely important that YOU, the reader, understand we cannot simply take off our transness or queerness when it is convenient to us. i can't play cis when i want to grab something from the corner store; im visibly queer 24/7
I love my binary and nonbinary friends. That’s not the difference. The difference is whether or not you’re okay just taking off the pin
Side note, there’s something funny about the concept of being the designated straight man that all the lesbians date for comphet reasons























