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1996🔸NB_He/Him🔸Hutch from where I will mostly post random thoughts, share things that I enjoy and post random art and silly doodles from time to time. 🗃️ @beatrizrebolloart.bsky.social professional art account. #art #furry #sketchbook #studies

Me he puesto al día con el anime nuevo de Ghost in The Shell y la animación y estilo me parece de las mejorcitas del año si no es el top 1 pero no estoy entendiendo casi nada de las tramas políticas ni de corrupción. I'm so dumb 😭😭😭

Seeing trans people being super transphobic hurts so much. How you dare to police how every trans people should live or express their transition. Instead of supporting them you are making them feel more miserable as if things weren't horrible for us enough.

Today I will make up a with of silly art of myself. Even if I'm enjoying working in my short comics I need sometimes a bit of free will to rest. Also probably I will be back to accepting a few coms since I won't be able to participate neither the art fair and the event I wanted to go...

Randomly thinking about the Polar Express movie and how it got registered in my DNA. It's one of those movies with such special vibes and aura that leaves a big impression on you when you are a child. Minime was waiting for the Express to arrive on Christmas eve and I was living on the 5th floor.

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The last time I researched this, I discovered the timeline "sport is open to all; woman wins; sport is immediately closed off to women; women's league is eventually formed years later" is almost universal. Women's leagues were overwhelmingly created *strictly* to protect the egos of men.

nude antifa goat@goat.sex · 2w ago

the whole "women's sports exist to protect women from men" framing is hilarious, given that a lot of these divisions were initially formed because men were deeply embarrassed any time a woman beat them at a sport olympic shooting was mixed gender right up until a woman won the gold

That seemed to really surprise her. The whole interaction lasted maybe a minute but honestly it speaks to both the importance of Pride as a protest but also underlines the biggest challenges facing the trans community: For people to hear us. For people to believe us.

150,000 marched yesterday in London for trans rights. Opened the Sky News app. Scrolled and scrolled. Nothing. BBC News app. Nothing. Guardian app. Nothing. This is what actual silencing looks like.

If you're femme or androgynous: "your egg simply hasn't cracked yet" If you're masculine, like me: "you're just a man invading spaces that weren't meant for you" I still feel apprehensive about going to women-centric events, even if it's just to provide support, because "I don't belong there"