Based Wojak Memes But Make It Radfem.

There are plenty of people crying that 4B is transphobic, but none have made the very simple word switch to make it trans inclusive:

No sex with impregnators

No giving birth

No dating impregnators

No marriage with impregnators

There! Completely trans inclusive now

can someone please change the fucking prophecy

just right before this moment crowley offers him a ride in 3 different ways THREE different times

do you reckon he just meant the speed of the car or something something how crowley wants to take this bond to another level and aziraphale struggles with facing what that means🤏and yes I'm mentally ill to answer your question

how can you, aziraphale,a being that hasn't had any temporary long term companion other than the guy who has been by your side for 6000 years;be so cruel to exact same person

as a think piece I believe this was azi's most brutal act up to today.not just for crowley but for his actions in all the universe as whole,how the people who knows us best makes our worst side come through.not only do I think the fact that crowley making his want "to be together no matter what" most obviously in the time they'd known each other made aziraphale so angry and antagonising because of denial also he spews all the hatred he received, all the downturn glares,of all the things he done while he questioned righteousness of it cause he been told it's an order.it's a breakdown that hasn't happened in thousand years from the gaze that can't hold eye contact while yelling to admitting they were one against all,against the world once upon a time but now it ended that it's over.(once again gonna applause crowley for the intense bravery that bordered on stupidity, he knew honorable aziraphale would never accept running away to save his own ass but he still tried)

when is my husband(wwdits) will come back from war(one week break for literally the next episode) so I can be normal about gay vampires in my casual daily life

mom made more than my father for my whole life.she worked an 8-4 in the weekdays while he took at least three 24 hour shifts in a week.mom is the sole reason I was a swimmer. she was the one who advocated for my language training so I could speak like a native at 13 years old. I love women who are like op''s and mine's. and if we are lucky one day we will be like this to our daughters too

Growing up with a gender non conforming mother literally saved me. She never wore makeup, she rarely shaved, she had short hair, she always put comfort first when choosing clothes, she never cared for skincare or anti-aging products in fact she’s proud of her wrinkles, she was a ‘these are signs of a fulfilling life’ mother not a retinol at 15 mother, she was a ‘eat whatever you want’ mother not a ‘are you gonna eat all that?’ mother, she was openly against plastic surgery, she stood up for her beliefs, she never let men talk down to her or belittle her, she was always down for a debate etc.

It didn't dawn on me until I got older that this wasn't 'normal'. That not everyone’s mother was like that. I rarely felt pressure to conform to patriarchal gender stereotypes because I didn’t grow up with one as a role model. In fact the only times I started to feel as though I should conform to ‘femininity’ was when I started integrating more into wider society and less in the comfort of my home. (Social media, friendships etc)

When I was a kid, I took it for granted, but now I see how blessed I was to be raised by a mother like that, and I see how much my friends and women online are struggling to accept themselves in totality, in their natural and unapologetic form. Since I was born, I thought it was totally normal for women to be like that … because it should be.

Ah yes

EDITING PROMPT OF THE MONTH -> LYRICS | THE GREAT IMPERSONATOR, HALSEY

Is there a way to be critical of gender without denying that trans men are men etc? Let me explain.

Gender dysphoria is real and trans and nonbinary people have to be respected - that's what I believe. However, I see that a lot of discource about gender and identities is focused on stereotypes - like afab people saying thay they knew they weren't a woman because of their interests, personal style and being gnc in general, while all those things can be done while being a woman. Also what I've seen get called woman vibes are mostly stuff like nail polish or a caring nature, which are stuff I actually love seing in men (and everyone tbh, we need more nice people but that's unrelated). Everyone has their own mind and autonomy and freedom to identify as they wish, and it's not my business to inquire why they choose to identify the way they do, I acknowledge that because it's just called being respectful. So if a fem presenting person told me their pronouns are he/they, I'd use that since it's not really something I should dig about. I'll use that and prob see them as transmasc or wtv label they wish to use, and I'd also be normal about that. But I'm also kinda critical of the root of this - like me thinking I was a demi girl or nb because I felt uncomfortable in my body during puberty and tiktok told me it was a sign, but I still identify as a cis girl and I feel fine. I don't think trans women are just porn addicted men or that trans men are confused women, I'm just wondering why it's so based in stereotypes, you know??

TL;DR I don't want to come off as a transphobe, I want to articulate that despite criticising the concept of gender and its stereotypes, people's choices and pronouns should be respected and acknowledged. Is it still gender critical, or is it called something else? I want to find people who think similar as me.

English isn't my first language sorry if I was unclear or used weird words or repeated myself lol

sometimes my brain tells me everything has been wrong from the start and no amount of crawling can make it right.But then I remember if the world was ending tomorrow I would still have 24 hours to love my people