Farewell online privacy
This is a 1 note= 1 day post for @bitchass-slytheriny-snake
Please boost because I don't want to lose one of my best friends on here. Nim is amazing and deserves all the love.
Hey so JK Rowling went full mask off and is advertising an explicitly terf store now.. Also sure is weird how TERF talking points usually consistently leave trans men out of these conversations and usually always direct their hateful rhetoric toward trans women.
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PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF SATAN REBLOG THIS SO WE CAN START REDUCING THE AMOUNT OF DONATION POSTS THAT GET STUCK FLOATING AROUND THIS WEBSITE
I will make a one note=one day for @nyx-is-sad
Please boost this. She is a wonderful soul and she deserves to live.
@full-overlooking-of-facts, @puffle-fuzz, @aadya23, @anxious-ace-dork, @mango-pickle, @paranoid–introvert, @moon–bug
Y'know what, fuck this bullshit. I need to know y'all are actually against it.
I hope to make @staff see how that is total bullshit. Tumblr will die without writers/creators.
every single person who reblogs this
every
single
person
will get “doot doot” in their ask box
@bobbole’s amazing “You Don’t Remember the Somme?” art reminded me of Jeremy Deller’s art “We’re Here Because We’re Here” which I actually had the privilege of stumbling across in person when I was in Manchester in July 2016.
It’s Remembrance Weekend here so I thought I’d go down memory lane a little... (none of the photos are mine btw)
The ‘art’ included about 1,600 male volunteers, all dressed in the uniforms worn by the British army in the First World War. Each man represented a named individual who had been killed on the first day of the Battle of the Somme (1st July 1916). When approached by the public, the men would hand out a card bearing the name, battalion and, often, the age of the man they represented. In Deller’s words, these cards were “like small tombstones”.
Every so often, the men would sing “We’re Here Because We’re Here” which was put to the tune of Auld Lang Syne.
I still get chills just remembering.
reblog this if you believe trans men are real men like this if you dont
I want to prove a point to a coworker of mine.