u/Evan_AFTON-1983

In season six, she's lost her sass, she once roasted Chloe verbally in the past, "The adults are having a conversation. Why don't you go fix your hair? It looks like a rat's nest." I think, why'd they do that to our sassy Marinette,

I hate the phrase "it's not so bad on the first day" coming from someone who's period isn't heavy (mine is). Like shut the hell up please, specifically if the girl with a light period tries to take you somewhere like a amusement park or just hanging out as friends. It feels so dismissive,

I hate the phrase "it's not so bad on the first day" coming from someone who's period isn't heavy (mine is). Like shut the hell up please, specifically if the girl with a light period tries to take you somewhere like a amusement park or just hanging out as friends. It feels so dismissive,

let's compare this to the typical straight couple, we don't see them kissing for 2 minutes straight in a Disney movie (the recent ones) they don't need to make a representation kiss all the time. Why is it so hard for Disney to make a normal bi or gay representation character, a realistic one. No lesbian spends her whole day holding hands with their gf being in love like they fell in love five seconds ago,

I posted about finally understanding what people mean when they say trans women are real women. I was happy while posting and then asked why some trans women say that they understand what it's like being a bio girl. I mentioned talking about those who became trans later, and someone said that I'm transphobic, HOW!?, All I mentioned is that them comparing side effects of medicine they willingly eat to periods is dismissive and then compared the childhood of a bio boy and a bio girl, I did not dismiss their trauma, I said something along the lines of "their trauma is internal, while a bio girl's trauma is both internal and external" I never said that their trauma isn't valid.

They mean the gender, not the biological gender/sex, just the social one aka how women are seen. But now I don't understand why some claim to have grown up as bio girls and that they understand our struggles, that kinda sounds dismissive. Girls don't just struggle with their periods, (peroids are extremely painful, and yes, trans girls comparing peroids to side effects of medicine is dismissive.) Girls also struggle with how most of us are treated like maids, and we can't even have a childhood oftentimes, like there's a countdown. (a metaphorical one.), So I don't understand why people let trans women get away with saying that they really understand a bio girl's childhood, I'm sorry but it just feels horrible, sure, a trans girl can understand the typical female childhood but nothing more, (internal feelings do not protect you from external realities. A trans girl's trauma is internal (the pain of her body and social role feeling wrong), but a biological girl's trauma is external (the world reacting to her bio sex and stripping away her right to be a child). Because nobody could look at a young bio boy and think he's an adult, he was allowed to keep his childhood. A biological girl who develops early is denied that choice entirely) also, i goggled this part:(Early puberty means getting taller, broader shoulders, a deeper voice, and muscle growth. In male-dominated and peer social structures, this is heavily celebrated. Adults look at an early-developing boy and see a "young man," a future athlete, or someone who is strong. His peers often look up to him, granting him higher social status, popularity, and leadership roles. For Biological Girls: Early puberty brings breast development, wider hips, and menstruation. Instead of being celebrated for her strength, she is instantly hyper-sexualized. Adults stop viewing her as an innocent child and start treating her with suspicion or unwanted attention. Her peers may tease her or alienate her. She is forced into a state of hyper-vigilance about her safety before her peers even know what that means)

They're hilarious because of how unrealistic they are, Chucky is 2'6 to 2'5, he's much bigger than they think, and much faster. He's made out of flesh, or sometimes plastic. The just kick him quotes are still funny though because I know they'd be the first ones to die in a child's play movie or any other movie with Chucky in it,

Kids being trans or even toddlers being trans shouldn't be normalized, at least not the version we have today. Today, parents often immediately support their kid and encourage them to change, that's wrong, first, you should sit down and explain to the child what it means to be trans and the consequences if they regret it later in life after the surgery when they're old enough. Research is apart of supporting them, blindly supporting them without asking where they heard it should be considered abuse, since what if they're not trans, what if they're a tomboy or a feminine boy, less than 40 of kids are actually trans, support them if they're trans after the research,

It isn't valid if you have the energy to do it and aren't lazy, why get a cat if you'll ignore it. Your living the dream of most cat owners. It feels like those types of people are ungrateful but also refuse to say that they dislike their cat. All those people do is feed their cat and keep them alive probably. (let's remove people who can't move in general from the conversation, that's a valid reason) like if your sick I can understand, if your injuried, I can understand,

Specifically the trans women who became trans later in life, they had the freedom of being a boy. They didn't have to become maids, their childhoods didn't have a countdown of some sorts. It reminds me of the quote "boys were raised, girls were trained" it feels deeply dismissive when someone who experienced the external safety, freedom, and lower expectations given to boys claims to share the same history of girlhood.

So, what I mean is, it's really unfair for us bio women to not be able to point out what some trans women do wrong aka how dismissive it feels when they refer to the symptoms of medicine they chose as period cramps. That's dismissive and unfair or in other words just one example. Second example, when they compare their lives to the lives of bio women (not the nice kind of comparison) I mean the dismissive comparison that removes the differences between the bio women and trans women aka how we grew up vs how they grew up, that feels dismissive. And if you try to point that out, you will get verbally attacked. I love meeting nice trans women on the internet, but why does the trans community act like you insulted them when pointing out bad behavior?

People hating on Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) when there's so much worse things in the Bible. It's tiring to keep defending the Prophet because people are so stubborn. Like, no matter how much proof i show, no matter how much I try to explain, they still refuse to listen.

Seeing a ghost? They see their life flash before their eyes, a talking sentient hat with a rather friendly and playful personality (aka it's jokes in the lyrics) while it can also read minds. A kid would have fainted the moment it moved, not to mention that it's got that miserable and grumpy resting face, so it's personality probably counts as a jumpscare. They'd suddenly want to go home after seeing Snape too,

There's a death zone on that mountain, if there's a death zone, tons of dead bodies, and is deadly in general, you shouldn't climb it, all those are red flags, the best thing about mount Everest is basically that you don't have to climb it,

Personally, I think it's a bit of both for me, but I wonder what y'all think, specifically the younger version of you, to fit the cartoon setting, this'll be a funny conversation

Like, anything funny, go on, I'm all ears. Personally I think it would be impossible to not do something your not suppose to be doing, like mischief,

Like, getting washed by maids, all that food, and a car, rent, and all that, eating 200 eggs day, where do they get the money, who pays for all that if they don't have a job

My orc kingdom are full of smart girls but dumb boys (all natural) and just as a test, I make sure they only eat scorpions, they survive on scorpions, on a dessert biome, in a small area, closed off from the outside world, mountains, I wonder what they see? Someone joke about it, please

My orc kingdom are full of smart girls but dumb boys (all natural) and just as a test, I make sure they only eat scorpions, they survive on scorpions, on a dessert biome, in a small area, closed off from the outside world, mountains, I wonder what they see? Someone joke about it please,