Talia gets it. Anyone who denies the existence and validity of women’s rage—or who suggests that rage is somehow “unfeminine”—is doing the work of patriarchy, and deserves to be humiliated as the quisling they are. This is one of the central themes of my sword-and-sorcery stories.

Talia "Pre-Order CALL ME KIMBERLY" Bhatt ⚢@taliabhatt.itch.io · 6h ago

"This story is about Female Rage, where a woman gets angry over being horribly mistreated and abused, but eventually learns to forgive and move on and be a nurturing kind soul instead of vengeful, which would be masculine and unbecoming---" Shut up. Let women rip out their abuser's spines.

I stopped in at the store to pick up something for mom and there's a song on the overhead and the lyric is "you're making me feel like I'm wanted, I'm a wanted man" but the way he's muttering it really sounds like he's saying "you're making me feel like a woman, I'm a woman man"

"Note to All Nazis Fascists and Klansmen" by Langston Hughes You delight, So it would seem, At making mince-meat Of my dream. If you keep on, Before you're through, I'll make mince-meat Out of you.

Yes, here it is, this is the chapter where I stop the action for two pages so the protagonist can drop a review of Paula Cole's This Fire

Why don't you do AS THE AUTHOR CLEARLY INTENDED IN THE TEXT, you BARTHESIAN ASSHOLES, and listen to Paula Cole's This Fire while you're reading: www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

This Fire - YouTube

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Chapter 10: I Don't Know If I Can Go Back After peeking in on her grandmother's adorable gay adventures in the 50s, let's return now to 1996 and continue watching Elisabeth ruin her god damned life because of her complicated hangups: www.scribblehub.com/read/2358605...

Emily Wynne@aemiliavind.bsky.social · last wk.

Chapter 9: Hello, Hello Again, Sh-Boom and Hopin’ We’ll Meet Again I don't mind telling you: this chapter we're leaving Elisabeth to wallow in her hideous fuckups while we check back in on her grandmother, the Eternal Sweetie, Rhea Arbor. www.scribblehub.com/read/2358605...

trans women i love you and i'm so sorry that so many others even in our own supposed "community" don't

i'd much rather spend my limited time on this earth lifting my sisters up and celebrating our lives and art and joy with each other

part of why i spend a lot less time arguing with transmisogynists online nowadays is because I realized that trans women have been screaming these exact same points for decades to a community that only loves us when we're dead

this video is nearly 20 years old and it's as relevant today as it was back then www.youtube.com/watch?v=te7d...

Transmisogyny Rant

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My two favorite parts of Cruel Intentions (1999), one of my favorite films just in general, are: the part where Sebastian shoves Cecile off the bed and she just flops onto floor like a cartoon, and the part where Sebastian's diary has a photo of Kathryn with "COKE PROBLEM" written next to it

If I had a nickel for every time someone involved with the Atreides chased visions of Zendaya across various long stretches of sand, I’d have two nickels, which isn’t much, but it’s weird that you could watch them both on IMAX

i did this and i had an incredible time, i highly recommend reading I Find Myself in Light by Emily Wynne while listening to This Fire by Paula Cole!! two great tastes that taste great together!

Emily Wynne@aemiliavind.bsky.social · 2d ago

Why don't you do AS THE AUTHOR CLEARLY INTENDED IN THE TEXT, you BARTHESIAN ASSHOLES, and listen to Paula Cole's This Fire while you're reading: www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

Part of the reason I love this book so much is that I love the protagonist. Part of why it’s so much fun is that I spend roughly half of her scenes wanting to shake her. I will neither confirm nor deny that it’s because I relate to her sweet, stupid dumbfuckery way more than I’d like to admit. 😅🤦‍♀️

Emily Wynne@aemiliavind.bsky.social · 2d ago

Chapter 10: I Don't Know If I Can Go Back After peeking in on her grandmother's adorable gay adventures in the 50s, let's return now to 1996 and continue watching Elisabeth ruin her god damned life because of her complicated hangups: www.scribblehub.com/read/2358605...

Chapter 10: I Don't Know If I Can Go Back After peeking in on her grandmother's adorable gay adventures in the 50s, let's return now to 1996 and continue watching Elisabeth ruin her god damned life because of her complicated hangups: www.scribblehub.com/read/2358605...

Emily Wynne@aemiliavind.bsky.social · last wk.

Chapter 9: Hello, Hello Again, Sh-Boom and Hopin’ We’ll Meet Again I don't mind telling you: this chapter we're leaving Elisabeth to wallow in her hideous fuckups while we check back in on her grandmother, the Eternal Sweetie, Rhea Arbor. www.scribblehub.com/read/2358605...

I am going to have sweet potato fries and pea soup for lunch and post the next I Find Myself In Light chapter. That is what is going to happen this afternoon.

I adamantly disbelieve and deny every aspect of christian dogma and metaphysics except for this: that there is no marriage or romantic partnership in any kind of afterlife, whether because of polyamory or because there are no genitals or just because

Emily Wynne@aemiliavind.bsky.social · 3d ago

I just heard of this film Eternity about "a woman forced to choose whom to spend eternity with in the afterlife: her second husband of 65 years, or her first husband who died young" and I am once again forced to remind you that there is canonically no marriage in heaven because there are no genitals

Seriously the whole time she was posing the question I was thinking to myself "omg there's a literally canonical answer to this question and it's WILD and she doesn't know about it yet and I'm gonna get to tell her yayyyy"

THAT'S why Alan Rickman in Dogma doesn't have a dick I told her

(I am paraphrasing the gospel but that's basically what he said)

I said to her BABY, GOOD NEWS: they posed this same exact question to Jesus, and he said that people in heaven don't have dicks.

Eventually the woman and her second husband die, and in heaven she finds her first husband has been waiting a ages in heaven to be able to spend eternity with her. But her second husband loves her too, and she loves both of them. Which husband does she choose??? Is this the bad place???

Omg I just hit the jackpot. GF just told me she hit on a horrifying conundrum: a woman is married to a man she loves, but the husband dies. She mourns for years but eventually decides he would want her to live her life, so she remarries and lives a long happy life with her new husband...

I just heard of this film Eternity about "a woman forced to choose whom to spend eternity with in the afterlife: her second husband of 65 years, or her first husband who died young" and I am once again forced to remind you that there is canonically no marriage in heaven because there are no genitals

Emily Wynne@aemiliavind.bsky.social · 11mo ago

TFWiki continues to be the best fan wiki on the internet

I am SICK and TIRED of these BALLS!

Hey question: does anyone know of an online digital archive of Philadelphia Gay News issues from the 80s and 90s that does not involve having to go in person to any physical archives. I'm pretty sure the answer will be "no none of us know of anything" but if you do know then hit me up thx

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Angelo Badalamenti - Twin Peaks Theme (Super Mario 64 Cover)

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"I got it, chief! Let's give a campy avant garde MTV segment to two trans women and let them do whatever nonsense they want. It is 1991 to 1995." "That's the best idea I've ever heard, do it immediately or you're fired"