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まだ生きてるよ! 日本語勉強中なので、たまに日本語で投稿します! enjoyer of many things every body yearns to-for dissent pfp: my love, yang ilwoo, from park nodeok's "yang ilwoo and me"

It's a day late, but I read "There Will Come Soft Rains" by Ray Bradbury. What a potently terrifying story. A juxtaposition of technology, made from our hands and labour, that affirms life, and annihilates life. Thankfully we are still alive past the date, but that threat of calamity still looms...

One of my most favorite Ray Bradbury stories “There Will Come Soft Rains” (1950) takes place in the distant future of August 4th, 2026. It follows a futuristic house going through its daily routines after its family is long gone. You can find it in “The Martian Chronicles”. Give it a read!

I've been reading 'yang ilwoo and me', which explains the profile picture. seeing ilwoo and baekhee's relationship blossoming into mutual recognition, care and love for each other tears me up. and seeing them blush in each other's presence makes me happy. if there's no baekhee-ilwoo preservation...

it is going to be trans women and fellow travellers on the front lines and in the political organizations fighting to end this while most everyone else simply turns away and once it is gone and people are free from sexing the body the public will curse our names regardless. just prepare for it

Gillian Branstetter@gbbranstetter.bsky.social · 2d ago

An initiative on the ballot in Washington state in November would require all athletes seeking to play girl's sports from kindergarten to high school to undergo "genetic screening, a testosterone-levels test, or an examination of their reproductive anatomy" before they can play

The Campaign to Force Genital Exams on Girl Athletes Soon Washington State could require sex-verification tests for those playing sports in schools.
Portrait of Andrea González-Ramírez
By Andrea González-Ramírez, a senior writer for The Cut who covers systems of power.

it's incredible that yoko ono's 'fly' and CAN's 'tago mago' were recorded and released around the same time in 1971. here we have two acts, who are separated across continents but stylistically similar in their inclination for rhythm and committed experimentation of sonic textures in rock.

just said this on another post but it bears repeating: the thing about continuing to give money to any jk rowling properties or the nyt is not that they’re shitty about trans people, which they are. it is that both of these entities MATERIALLY CONTRIBUTE to the legal challenges to trans rights

the nyt and the atlantic are cited all over the heritage foundation bills. rowling is nearly single-handedly funding gc legal challenges in the uk. this isn’t “i got my feelings hurt” it’s “it’s legal to discriminate against me in very important ways”

tonight I'll be watching eraserhead with my fren, since he's never seen a lynch film. hopefully it would go okay. he's not a cinephile so I'm curious how he'd take it all in. meanwhile this will be my fourth watch; it's one of my faves from lynch and my fave film of all time.

want to address this one because it’s a common misconception. this whole thing is entirely astroturfed transphobia, and if “good faith” people bought it they never looked into the science (there is no physical advantage for trans girls over cis girls) or the fact that this was a settled matter

@chrisvls.bsky.social · 6d ago

dunno. there's a difference between public performative political discourse and personal views... yes, the campaigners are all bad faith, but I certainly know cis parents with gay kids who do in fact see tough issues in girls sports but give no quarter on passports, ids, jobs, bathrooms, violence...