a very good ren

@lathrys.at

the gayest boy you’ll ever meet (she/her)

boy who insists she would like larger tits (revealed preference: 2 of every 3 times she bothers to wear a bra it’s to make her chest look flat “just for the fit”)

it’s critically important that you speedrun exorcising every negative thought you’ve ever had about testosterone (ideally in private) so that you stop saying stupid shit that throws flak at trans masc individuals or cis women or literally anyone else on earth who’s not terminally brainwormed about t

for the whole of my living memory the right has been choked by indulgence in a sinful glut of cruelty and bigotry and it’s extremely frustrating that that cannot be stated plainly in national political discourse, or that it should be a mark of deep, lasting shame to have ever been associated with it

a very good ren@lathrys.at · last mo.

i think there’s utility in being able to say things in a language stronger than “this is wrong“ (because it, what, breaks “rules”?) and which quite directly means ”this is wrong” *qua* “this is a belief or action that corrupts and degrades your humanity and relation to other people“

The GOP wants to repeal no-fault divorce & women's right to vote so that violent misogynists like Max Miller can un-person us fully: they want to own women, as rape toys & punching bags. We're the majority of the population. We already have fewer rights to bodily protection than corpses & animals.

The Bulwark@thebulwark.com · 3d ago

Rep. Max Miller: "My former wife has claimed that during a custody exchange at my home that day, I assaulted her…If I had assaulted her, would she have offered to cook me dinner six days later?"

cleaned, tidied up, fed the cat, and now sitting on the couch in a hoodie and a thong about to watch a movie with some pizza and a glass of red wine

this is funny to learn because as a slightly clumsy kid i just started using a knife and fork the “right” way around adolescence because i’d have fewer chances of dropping something, much to my parents’ confusion about where i got it from

Lesley Carhart@hacks4pancakes.com · 5d ago

I thought everyone knew this but .... Neurodivergent story time! In the era of French aristocracy, American culture was just starting to get posh. And Americans (colonists then citizens) at the time decided great high class table manners meant copying high French fashion.

pov: you’re about to be invited to a polycule by three guys who “strive to question assumptions about how [love] is made and construct their own from a molecular level”

son lux