Twitter (2020) VS The Hays Code (1930)

My gender today is this image of my dog macho (I think he's yawning)

[Imade ID: a chihuahua terrier with tan fur and grey markings curled up on a blue blanket. His mouth is open in a yawn and he's side-eying the camera. End ID]

My gender today is a potato pie.

Oh no...my hand slipped...

BOOST!

all queer history on here is just US-American or maybe sometimes some UK history as well and it makes me sad that there’s so little information about other countries’ queer history on here :(

My gender today is this picture of my cat, Wednesday.

It makes me so, so angry when I see those posts that are like "HORRIFYING EARLY PLASTIC SURGERY RESULTS FROM WW2," because all of those lists are full of images that aren't the final result and are used for pure shock value. Harold Gillies, who performed most of those surgeries, was an incredibly talented surgeon. Here are some images of the full results of his surgeries.

I need to emphasize that I can't post the "before" pictures that go with these because the men did not have faces. The injuries were so extensive that these men were missing nearly all of their facial features, and through cutting-edge techniques that "looked scary" at the time (e.g. extensive skin grafts), Gillies saved these men from a medical nightmare.

Gillies performed the world's first ftm bottom surgery for trans man Michael Dillon and pioneered mtf bottom surgery! Respect his legacy.

My gender today is fuck

1.) this

2.) that

3.) you

4.) me

5.) off

My gender today is nah.

My gender today is tomorrow but hopefully better than today.

My gender today is a cookie tin that actually holds cookies, not a sewing kit. Surprise.