IllCaesar
@illcaesar.bsky.social
"Infamous, teflon-coated shitposter." "Dishonest, despicable raging c*unt." "That typical online trans."
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(in case anyone feels like reading it; it's kinda dark. okay, it's a *lot* dark.)
medium.com/@persenche/p...
medium.com/@persenche/p...
people with wings
You can’t remember when you first learned that some people had wings, but you remember the first time you saw a winged person.
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November 20, 2025 at 11:46 PM
(in case anyone feels like reading it; it's kinda dark. okay, it's a *lot* dark.)
medium.com/@persenche/p...
medium.com/@persenche/p...
Was wondering if they realized that nullifications are a thing but no, just their next attempt at spin on regular old bottom and top surgeries.
November 21, 2025 at 1:07 AM
Was wondering if they realized that nullifications are a thing but no, just their next attempt at spin on regular old bottom and top surgeries.
This one has stuck with me since I read it years ago. Had to find it again to reread earlier this year.
November 21, 2025 at 12:01 AM
This one has stuck with me since I read it years ago. Had to find it again to reread earlier this year.
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I met a roomful at once, at The Center in New York. A room full of kind men who helped me work out my own issues and let me care for and help them.
It was a second, more hopeful, adolescence.
It was a second, more hopeful, adolescence.
November 20, 2025 at 9:40 PM
I met a roomful at once, at The Center in New York. A room full of kind men who helped me work out my own issues and let me care for and help them.
It was a second, more hopeful, adolescence.
It was a second, more hopeful, adolescence.
The first trans person I've met was the kindest person I've ever known. When she was homeless she traded her jacket - a very good quality and cute jacket she loved - with a younger homeless kid whose jacket was too small, ratty, and had holes. She figured she would just mend it.
November 20, 2025 at 9:31 PM
The first trans person I've met was the kindest person I've ever known. When she was homeless she traded her jacket - a very good quality and cute jacket she loved - with a younger homeless kid whose jacket was too small, ratty, and had holes. She figured she would just mend it.
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Here's a link to my review as well, for anyone curious.
I Read It: The Sublime Lesbian Feminism of 'Stone Butch Blues'
Leslie Feinberg's magnum opus lives up to its reputation, though not in ways one might expect.
taliabhattwrites.substack.com
November 19, 2025 at 1:11 PM
Here's a link to my review as well, for anyone curious.