sistawendy.bsky.social
Brought to you by the letters L and T. Parent of a newshound. Lover of mad science, sane technology, bleepy music, art, and dawgz. She/her.
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I was a doyenne of dissociation. I still want my 25 years back.
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My mom reacted as any mother would: she bought us tickets to the opera. As I waited nervously in her foyer, all gussied up, she said, “Well! A long-stemmed rose!” Requiescat in pace.
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Good: I live near Lighthouse. Bad: So do lots of people.
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Schrödinger’s paper of record.
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Somebody on here put it brilliantly: having kids isn’t Build-A-Bear. Nobody’s entitled to the kid they want. But kids are entitled to parents who love and support them for who they are.
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Loved what you said in this interview about humanization. Really ran true after watching a family member do a 180 once they really knew a trans person well IRL
Humanization is so key and what is often missing from the trans kids in sports debate (among lots of other trans issues ofc)
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I came! I saw! Is it possible to buy?
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[bats eyelashes]
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Before the ‘90s, “transsexual” was used the way “transgender” is today.
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Part of the reason I like corporate pride displays is because it is humiliating to the reactionaries. It is good in the same way the Nazi flag flying over the Eiffel Tower was bad.
The rainbow flag draped over a bridge is the symbol of our imperium of liberty. The bigot must forever live under it.
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Ah, I misremembered the name: April Dawn Alison. news.artnet.com/art-world/tr...
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That name. You know about the real April Daniels, right?
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The flight alone is no joke.
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Use the cheapest vodka you can get, natch.
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I live in Seattle. My former electrolysis lady lives in Tacoma. She swallowed an incredible amount of propaganda about a place just up the road. Note the use of “former”.
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I watched part of “Paris Is Burning” in the middle of 12th & Pine. I wish I could have watched the rest.
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There are hardly any large-scale attempts to counter the propaganda machine.
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1^1*1|1.
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I just scheduled one the other day.
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They’re the ones who live in the most polluted and flood-prone neighborhoods.
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Protestant guilt?