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If you look at this chart, especially with the way the numbers are colored and displayed and the percentages attached to them, you can come to the epress conclusion that LGBTQ rights, social programs, DEI, police brutality, etc. are unimportant to voters. Then you read the fine print... (1/X)
November 13, 2025 at 8:55 PM
If you look at this chart, especially with the way the numbers are colored and displayed and the percentages attached to them, you can come to the epress conclusion that LGBTQ rights, social programs, DEI, police brutality, etc. are unimportant to voters. Then you read the fine print... (1/X)
The whole situation is absurd, but this is such a bizarre statement. A former public professional relationship is exactly the kind of situation where one may feel obliged to distance themselves from a mold-brained freak. I can't think of a situation more personally necessary to critique someone.
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September 29, 2025 at 11:23 PM
The whole situation is absurd, but this is such a bizarre statement. A former public professional relationship is exactly the kind of situation where one may feel obliged to distance themselves from a mold-brained freak. I can't think of a situation more personally necessary to critique someone.
It was a pretty good week to watch movies
September 5, 2025 at 6:58 PM
It was a pretty good week to watch movies
Thoughts on Donkey Kong Bananza, since I'll never make a video about it.
1. It's pretty middle of the road. What's interesting gets old fast after the first few levels, it has little to no challenge, and it's got all the trappings of time wasting you expect from a collectathon.
1. It's pretty middle of the road. What's interesting gets old fast after the first few levels, it has little to no challenge, and it's got all the trappings of time wasting you expect from a collectathon.
August 28, 2025 at 5:06 PM
Thoughts on Donkey Kong Bananza, since I'll never make a video about it.
1. It's pretty middle of the road. What's interesting gets old fast after the first few levels, it has little to no challenge, and it's got all the trappings of time wasting you expect from a collectathon.
1. It's pretty middle of the road. What's interesting gets old fast after the first few levels, it has little to no challenge, and it's got all the trappings of time wasting you expect from a collectathon.
Everything makes me cry lately, here is a thread to document it
August 25, 2025 at 6:54 PM
Everything makes me cry lately, here is a thread to document it
Wow, I can't believe the parity between the different trans mains. Very well balanced game.
August 21, 2025 at 1:16 AM
Wow, I can't believe the parity between the different trans mains. Very well balanced game.
george just ain't my type
August 15, 2025 at 2:52 PM
george just ain't my type
I don't fully get this setting, because my videos about trans topics are still available but my multi-hour reviews of Ocarina of Time, Shadow of the Colossus, and Portal 2 are not.
I'm wondering if the mode is related use of curse words or something? Maybe it's factoring in video length?
I'm wondering if the mode is related use of curse words or something? Maybe it's factoring in video length?
August 12, 2025 at 1:15 AM
I don't fully get this setting, because my videos about trans topics are still available but my multi-hour reviews of Ocarina of Time, Shadow of the Colossus, and Portal 2 are not.
I'm wondering if the mode is related use of curse words or something? Maybe it's factoring in video length?
I'm wondering if the mode is related use of curse words or something? Maybe it's factoring in video length?
I am the world's biggest hater.
July 26, 2025 at 1:32 AM
I am the world's biggest hater.
Sorry for the six-month delay since my last video. I've been waiting for this to come out so I can make sure. my next one isn't problematic. It has nothing to do with suddenly raising five children.
June 26, 2025 at 8:11 PM
Sorry for the six-month delay since my last video. I've been waiting for this to come out so I can make sure. my next one isn't problematic. It has nothing to do with suddenly raising five children.
I'll never pass up an opportunity to make a list I'll later regret!
June 24, 2025 at 2:28 AM
I'll never pass up an opportunity to make a list I'll later regret!
3/4 set in New York is the only thing these flicks have in common
June 14, 2025 at 1:30 AM
3/4 set in New York is the only thing these flicks have in common
I was skeptical, but here are his flicks on Letterboxd by highest average rating and it’s kinda a shit show
June 7, 2025 at 3:08 PM
I was skeptical, but here are his flicks on Letterboxd by highest average rating and it’s kinda a shit show
Once you've got a handle how fit in with other women, you can spend more time developing your own style. Personally, I wear colorful and bold items, typically matching solids with dramatic patterns. I like overalls/dungarees from outlets like Lucy and Yak, which reshape my (thin) body significantly.
May 21, 2025 at 4:23 PM
Once you've got a handle how fit in with other women, you can spend more time developing your own style. Personally, I wear colorful and bold items, typically matching solids with dramatic patterns. I like overalls/dungarees from outlets like Lucy and Yak, which reshape my (thin) body significantly.
It's also better to reshape what might not be particularly feminine about your body rather than trying to emphasize what is. Many cis women have similar features to trans women, such as a small bust or narrow hips, but a half-tucked sweater conceals those facts by giving their body a new shape.
May 21, 2025 at 4:23 PM
It's also better to reshape what might not be particularly feminine about your body rather than trying to emphasize what is. Many cis women have similar features to trans women, such as a small bust or narrow hips, but a half-tucked sweater conceals those facts by giving their body a new shape.
Men's jeans often rest on a person's hips. In women's fashion we would categorize that as "low rise," which is the lowest type. Women's pants have a great range of waist heights and wearing a high waistline with a tucked in shirt can dramatically alter your shape to look more typically feminine.
May 21, 2025 at 4:23 PM
Men's jeans often rest on a person's hips. In women's fashion we would categorize that as "low rise," which is the lowest type. Women's pants have a great range of waist heights and wearing a high waistline with a tucked in shirt can dramatically alter your shape to look more typically feminine.
This advice can seem daunting because transfemmes might have worn similar clothing prior to transition, but it's not the kinds of attire that matters, it's how you wear them that genders you. For instance, men don't often tuck their t-shirts into their pants, women usually do.
May 21, 2025 at 4:23 PM
This advice can seem daunting because transfemmes might have worn similar clothing prior to transition, but it's not the kinds of attire that matters, it's how you wear them that genders you. For instance, men don't often tuck their t-shirts into their pants, women usually do.
You don't have to conform to these fashion staples, but they are the standard by which you should compare your style to and the best starting place for building a wardrobe. Observe what women around you wear, take notes, and follow their example, then learn how to riff on the themes.
May 21, 2025 at 4:23 PM
You don't have to conform to these fashion staples, but they are the standard by which you should compare your style to and the best starting place for building a wardrobe. Observe what women around you wear, take notes, and follow their example, then learn how to riff on the themes.
Most women I know (both my teenage students and my older colleagues) wear simple outfits like:
- T-shirt and blue jeans
- Sweater and leggings
- Blouse and pants
They usually add an additional layer like a jacket, cardigan, or blazer on top of that. Note that these are outfits men also wear.
- T-shirt and blue jeans
- Sweater and leggings
- Blouse and pants
They usually add an additional layer like a jacket, cardigan, or blazer on top of that. Note that these are outfits men also wear.
May 21, 2025 at 4:23 PM
Most women I know (both my teenage students and my older colleagues) wear simple outfits like:
- T-shirt and blue jeans
- Sweater and leggings
- Blouse and pants
They usually add an additional layer like a jacket, cardigan, or blazer on top of that. Note that these are outfits men also wear.
- T-shirt and blue jeans
- Sweater and leggings
- Blouse and pants
They usually add an additional layer like a jacket, cardigan, or blazer on top of that. Note that these are outfits men also wear.
Other articles of exclusively-women's attire (dresses, etc) are common for femmes developing their wardrobes, but not everyday wear for most women. The impulse is donning them codes the wearer as feminine, it does, but it also makes you stand out because it's not typical feminine fashion.
May 21, 2025 at 4:23 PM
Other articles of exclusively-women's attire (dresses, etc) are common for femmes developing their wardrobes, but not everyday wear for most women. The impulse is donning them codes the wearer as feminine, it does, but it also makes you stand out because it's not typical feminine fashion.
It's easy for transfemmes to put emphasis on wearing female-coded articles of clothing and not on understanding feminine styles and archetypes. For instance, short/mini skirts are popular amongst transfemmes, but I rarely see cis women wear them.
May 21, 2025 at 4:23 PM
It's easy for transfemmes to put emphasis on wearing female-coded articles of clothing and not on understanding feminine styles and archetypes. For instance, short/mini skirts are popular amongst transfemmes, but I rarely see cis women wear them.
I did the character survey, here were my top matches (from stuff I've actually seen). I have always loved Diane Keaten, but goodness I wouldn't say I'm like her or her characters lol
May 18, 2025 at 7:22 PM
I did the character survey, here were my top matches (from stuff I've actually seen). I have always loved Diane Keaten, but goodness I wouldn't say I'm like her or her characters lol
Here's yours! Bad Boys II and Cloverfield being where you buck the crowd (in a positive direction) the most.
May 14, 2025 at 6:53 PM
Here's yours! Bad Boys II and Cloverfield being where you buck the crowd (in a positive direction) the most.
I lived in China for years and now live in the states, I’m also now a vegetarian, but the best food I’ll ever have eaten is Da Pan Ji (big plate of chicken) a Xin Jiang region delicacy (though it is common in restaurants across China nowadays)
April 24, 2025 at 4:42 PM
I lived in China for years and now live in the states, I’m also now a vegetarian, but the best food I’ll ever have eaten is Da Pan Ji (big plate of chicken) a Xin Jiang region delicacy (though it is common in restaurants across China nowadays)