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Sloppy Head Enjoyer (protagonist era)
@cisgirl.space
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18+ only pls, minors DNI, Trans anarchist, She/Her 🏳️‍⚧️
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Sloppy Head Enjoyer (protagonist era) @cisgirl.space · Apr 21
The two big sloppy head enjoyer guarantees are the following:
- I will never open a merch store and sell you a shitty T-shirt
- I will never be a blue check.

(too annoying to gain a following, will never do anything of note)
cisgirl.space
wow ngl seeing a bunch of cooked, headless bird carcasses hits different these days
November 29, 2025 at 11:37 AM
cisgirl.space
I play factorio the normal way
a normal factorio game
November 29, 2025 at 1:02 AM
cisgirl.space
i am now posting on bluesky which I am not allowed to do
November 28, 2025 at 11:37 PM
Reposted by Sloppy Head Enjoyer (protagonist era)
einegeniesserin.bsky.social
belgium is like if they made an entire country out of liminal spaces
November 28, 2025 at 2:04 PM
cisgirl.space
Mechsploitation this Mechsploitation that but where is Isabel fall in this argument? Much more apt to talk about the re-militarisation of the feminine in the context of an author who was chased off the internet for merely contemplating the idea of it than celebrated queer authors of the moment imo
November 28, 2025 at 12:18 PM
cisgirl.space
happy to inform you all that I am once again eating 3 day old curry
November 28, 2025 at 11:42 AM
cisgirl.space
forgot shit bags for the dog and let me tell you he was not well pleased by my attempt to drag him back inside after one single small piss
November 28, 2025 at 11:19 AM
cisgirl.space
applying to a job which is basically my old job but with the word senior in front of it and asking for double the money is a lot of fun and something I hope I'll be able to do very often in future
November 28, 2025 at 9:27 AM
cisgirl.space
all boys except transmascs get called by the girl versions of their names I'm sorry them's the rules
November 28, 2025 at 12:09 AM
cisgirl.space
you can tell which trans girls were really into Anne McCaffrey books cause they taught themselves to code, buy bad dragon(alike) dildos and dream of monster fucking
cisgirl.space Sloppy Head Enjoyer (protagonist era) @cisgirl.space · 1d
you can tell which trans girls were really into the wheel of time as teens cause they stand around in groups of three thinking "I wish I was as hot as the other two and knew when girls were flirting with me" while being just as hot, dumb and clueless as the rest the entire time.
November 27, 2025 at 9:55 PM
cisgirl.space
you can tell which trans girls were really into the wheel of time as teens cause they stand around in groups of three thinking "I wish I was as hot as the other two and knew when girls were flirting with me" while being just as hot, dumb and clueless as the rest the entire time.
November 27, 2025 at 9:34 PM
cisgirl.space
I TRULY AM THE FAIRY TITMOTHER
deeboom.bsky.social Dee Evelyn @deeboom.bsky.social · 1d
Boobs are so tender it's unreal. They were a wee bit tender when I first started HRT but nothing like this
November 27, 2025 at 8:18 PM
cisgirl.space
i think the greatest change in me over the last year hasn't been physical, but me allowing myself to be vulnerable instead of stamping everything down all the time and figuring out that my needs are important enough to factor into decision making.
November 27, 2025 at 7:03 PM
cisgirl.space
I AM SO ANGRY RIGHT NOW
A Los Campesinos! Christmas vinyl, sold out.
November 27, 2025 at 5:22 PM
cisgirl.space
just had a sandwich and i did not enjoy it at all. I want to no longer be ill pronto ok
November 27, 2025 at 2:10 PM
cisgirl.space
time for LUMCH
November 27, 2025 at 1:51 PM
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not directed towards anyone specific but maybe we should question the drive to share before/after pics so publicly. I have my criticisms of her work but Serano notes some interesting parallels between sensationalized reality TV about plastic surgery/weight loss and really stark transition timelines
Screenshot of a section of Whipping Girl by Julia Serano from Chapter 3 “Before and After: Class and Body Transformations.” Shows depicting plastic surgery, gastric bypasses, and sex reassignments are designed (whether consciously or unconsciously) to single out and exaggerate the supposed “artificial” nature of these procedures, thus giving the audience the opportunity to enioy the spectacle of these dramatic transformations without ever bringing into question the authenticity of the class barrier that is being crossed. The more dramatic the change, the more “artificial” the whole process will inevitably seem. This is why plastic surgery shows rarely depict people who are conventionally attractive from the outset, even though such people certainly represent a significant portion of those who seek out plastic surgery. Nor do they follow subjects who merely want a nose job or a tummy tuck. Rather, these programs almost always depict people of either average or less-than-average attractiveness, and who undergo multiple procedures at once, thus creating the most dramatic and extensive physical change possible. Similarly, the subjects of sex reassignment programs rarely ever begin the process as very feminine males or as very masculine females, even though many pre-transition trans people fall into these categories. Showing such people transitioning to become trans women and trans men, respectively, would not only make their transformation seem less dramatic; it would give the impression that sex reassignment merely confirms the subject’s “natural” gender identity, as opposed to “artificially” altering that person’s biological sex. Continued. Perhaps for this reason, the most commonly depicted subject on these programs is a trans woman who starts out as a seemingly masculine male. In addition to the reasons for the media’s focus on trans women rather than trans men (which I discussed in chapter 2), there are additional physical reasons to account for this phenomenon. Trans women often have more difficulties “passing” as their identified sex than trans men do, not only because of limitations of the MTF transition process in reversing some of the irreparable effects of prolonged exposure to testosterone, but because people in our culture predominantly rely on male (rather than female) cues when determining the sex of other people. Therefore, some trans women require more procedures if they wish to be taken seriously as their identified sex. Sex reassignment TV programs I have seen havefollowed trans women not only through electrolysis, hormone replacement therapy, and bottom surgery (which are all fairly common), but also somewhat less common procedures, such as top surgery to increase the size of their breasts, tracheal shaves to reduce the size of their Adam’s apples, and voice lessons to overcome their deep voices. Such shows also frequently depict trans women working with movement coaches and fashion consultants, even though it is safe to say that the overwhelming majority of trans women never engage in such a step. Continued. These programs’ concentration on trans people who undergo multiple medical procedures, or who take lessons to help them “pass” as their identified sex, tends to make invisible the many trans men and women who “pass” rather easily after hormone replacement therapy alone, or who choose not to undergo all of the procedures commonly associated with transsexuality. Focusing primarily on those trans people whoundergo the most procedures during their transitions not only shows a more dramatic change—one that reinforces the idea that sex reassignment is “artificial”—but also fosters the audience’s assumption that trans people are merely mimicking or impersonating the other sex rather than expressing their natural gender identity or subconscious sex. Continued. Perhaps no element in these sex reassignment and plastic surgery shows helps confirm the audience’s assumptions about gender and attractiveness more than the before-and-after photos. These pictures are designed to overemphasize stereotypes. In the programs that feature plastic surgery and gastric bypass surgery, the subject is almost always wearing frumpy clothes and frowning in the “before” picture, and dressed smart and smiling in the “after” picture, adding to the perception that they have become more attractive. In the transsexual documentaries “before” photos of trans women almost always depict them in the most masculine of ways: playing sports as a young boy, with facial hair and wearing a wedding tuxedo or military uniform as a young man. Similarly, “before” shots of trans men often include pictures of them wearing birthday dresses as a child, or high school yearbook photos of them with long hair. The purpose for choosing these more stereotypically female and male images over other potential “before” pictures (for instance, ones where the subject looks more gender-variant or gender-neutral) is to emphasize the “naturalness” of the trans person's assigned sex, thereby exaggerating the “artificiality” of their identified sex.
November 27, 2025 at 5:27 AM
cisgirl.space
I'm so hot (fever)
November 27, 2025 at 12:41 PM
cisgirl.space
I MUST NOT BUY CDJS I MUST NOT BUY CDJS I MUST NOT BUY CDJS I AM NOT ALLOWED TO BUY CDJS THE WORLD HAS ENOUGH CDJS IN IT WITHOUT ME OWNING SOME AS WELL CDJS ARE THE MIND KILLER
November 27, 2025 at 11:29 AM
cisgirl.space
we should bring back packs of stray dogs who ride the metro
November 27, 2025 at 10:28 AM
cisgirl.space
I always get so fucking aggro when I have a cold and a low grade fever and I'm forced to do stuff for work because I can't get a doctor's appointment for the next week or two. this country fucking sucks
November 27, 2025 at 9:35 AM
cisgirl.space
love to arrive on a site where I'm the most capital I Important person around for the job at hand and for all the men to ignore me instinctively, it happens so often now.

"don't worry your pretty little head we'll sort it out"

good luck, I'm the one with access to all the systems you need to use
November 27, 2025 at 9:28 AM
cisgirl.space
I'm ill and I have important Things To Do
November 27, 2025 at 8:59 AM
cisgirl.space
I think it's genuinely hilarious to think about someone looking at me, a 5ft7 girl with 36DDs and thinking "yes, I'm going to convince people that she doesn't belong in the women's loos" cause i get mistaken for cis by other trans women half the time.
cisgirl.space Sloppy Head Enjoyer (protagonist era) @cisgirl.space · 2d
you do not in fact have to try and prove to me that the UK is worse than where I live. I literally don't care at all, none of the issues are likely to affect me because nobody has clocked me in years and I'm literally from there. next person to get all weird about it gets muted
November 27, 2025 at 1:58 AM
cisgirl.space
wow, that was annoying.
November 27, 2025 at 1:34 AM