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@daruther.bsky.social

Level 30 bi enby. They/Them 18+ DM friendly Pfp: https://bsky.app/profile/chubbziie.bsky.social Cover: https://bsky.app/profile/countslimeula.bsky.social

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the fact that most cis people with whom i casually interact now have a Take™️ on trans people playing frisbee or HRT or using new pronouns despite the fact that they are routinely mystified by 6 seconds of conversation with me—the only trans person they’ve known enough to speak to—is sure something.

Talia "ATTACK DOGS is out now!" Bhatt ⚢@taliabhatt.itch.io · 4d ago

Trans people have been turned into an issue for non-trans people to opine and vote on while being utterly silenced and prevented from advocating for ourselves, and abandoned by putative allies who make no effort to understand our issues and let the disinformation go unchallenged.

(btw i don’t give a fuck how any femme ends up with tits if she wants them. the problem here is that people who don’t know it’s even possible to develop secondary sexual characteristics from HRT are damn sure they know enough about trans medical care to decide whether it “works” and who gets it.)

What a beautiful example of how fucking stupid “it doesn’t advance the plot” is as a concept. The point of story is not to absorb all plot efficiently. The point of all of it -plot, character, visuals, backstory, dialogue - IS TO MAKE YOU FEEL THINGS.

Andy Weir says he tried to cut two fan-favorite scenes from
Project Hail Mary
Andy Weir, author of the novel 'Project Hail Mary', told /Film he argued to cut two scenes that became fan favorites: Ryan Gosling's Ryland Grace surrounded by glowing astrophage outside the ship, and Sandra Hüller's Eva Stratt singing karaoke.
Weir said the astrophage scene "doesn't advance the plot." Directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller kept both, and the Amazon MGM film has grossed more than $684 million worldwide. "I should never be a director," Weir said.