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[Transfem/Transmasc/Non-binary]art by Bruce Tachihara
Okay, this could be a source of dysphoria, but hear me out. Elephant-themed bottoms with a trunk out the front.
Super cute, no unsightly bulge, maintains other lines, and it can flap around adorably. Win win win win.
I'll accept a billion dollars and the First Annual Trans Ally of the Year Award. Thank you, thank you.
i hate this idea so much but i also kinda want to make it real just to see what it looks like
yeah, no. I'd rather just have the bulge
Okay so what, you hate elephants? You think they're ugly and gross? How could you? I thought you were better than this... smh... π
that sounds uniquely australian
cis ppl will never understand the join of being literally physically afraid of the beach or pool for most of your life until transitioning. <3
Some of us have body dysmorphia, too.
I used to love the swimming itself, but I haven't gone to a pool in almost a decade.
i hate mine too sis ;-; <3
I tried on a 1 piece bathing suit with a little skirt the other day and it was adorable. I know it isnt quite the same as being able to wear a full on bikini but i def. got euphoria from wearing it :3
Born to be a slut, sleep with as many people as possible and treat my body count like a high score...
Cursed with a body that makes that really difficult, if not impossible π
So, I settled down with someone who loves me (and who I love dearly) and I'm sticking to that π©·
I still do think about it tho...
What could have been. How glorious my slut phase would have been, had I been born cis. How many male partners I could have had fun with (at once).
Oh well...
Maybe in my next life.
Wish I could've had a true slut phase. I would've been a fucking problem as a cis girl
I feel you π«.
I wouldβve been a fucking problem as a cis girl
Saame. With cis-me, there would have been no men left around for anyone π. All mine π
But...I really love this one. He's cute and I don't mind giving my heart and body to him. The only problem is, I'm gonna suck him dry soon...he won't survive another year with me π
Despite my sometimes slutty nature, I'm actually quite faithful. Or at least, that's what I'd like to think π
iβve heard nothing but good things about tomboyx
thanks
I wish it would only be the gock that gets in the way.
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galls π
But what about all the gock lovers youβre missing out on?
Is this really appropriate for this post? If a trans woman makes a post about having severe dysphoria about say, facial hair, and someone comes in and says, "well I'm a trans woman and I LOVE facial hair!" That kind of thing just seems really problematic to me.
Like what you like. No wrong way to be trans. But there's a time and a place. When someone clearly feels a discomfort about a part of their body, it feels tone deaf to come into their post and say, "I don't have that problem, I love (feature X!)" Perfectly valid of you to like what you like, but this doesn't feel like the right place to do it. Maybe make a gock celebration post if that's what you want to do. But in a post like this? It feels like rubbing their pain in their face.
People are allowed to have or not have dysphoria about body parts. We shouldn't shame trans women who want to keep their factory equipment. But we also shouldn't be gockposting in places it really isn't appropriate. Someone should be able to make a post expressing discomfort or dysphoria about their body without having multiple people jump in saying, "well I DON'T have that issue." That's fine if you don't have dysphoria about an issue. No need to come in and point out how you're not bothered by other people's troubles.
I like girl bulge on others; I just don't want it on me
Ah, the joys of being a bottom.
The girls who like to top can literally have their pick of hundreds of bottoms π€£
I actually like having a gock bulge. It looks fun for me
Is this really appropriate for this post? If a trans woman makes a post about having severe dysphoria about say, facial hair, and someone comes in and says, "well I'm a trans woman and I LOVE facial hair!" That kind of thing just seems really problematic to me.
Like what you like. No wrong way to be trans. But there's a time and a place. When someone clearly feels a discomfort about a part of their body, it feels tone deaf to come into their post and say, "I don't have that problem, I love (feature X!)" Perfectly valid of you to like what you like, but this doesn't feel like the right place to do it. Maybe make a gock celebration post if that's what you want to do. But in a post like this? It feels like rubbing their pain in their face.
People are allowed to have or not have dysphoria about body parts. We shouldn't shame trans women who want to keep their factory equipment. But we also shouldn't be gockposting in places it really isn't appropriate. Someone should be able to make a post expressing discomfort or dysphoria about their body without having multiple people jump in saying, "well I DON'T have that issue." That's fine if you don't have dysphoria about an issue. No need to come in and point out how you're not bothered by other people's troubles.
It reminds me of that ad from cyberpunk
Fun fact: they held a Cyberpunk 2077 cosplay contest, and a cis lady with a glowstick in her pants won finalist.
I do hope it just "fun fact" and not rage bait. Doubt it tho.
This is epic. More women should have cocks
i always think the same but then mine is sooo unaestetic ;w; it's a true tragedy
Bottom surgery is amazing. I'm super happy with Mine. They tell you not to overestimate the benefits, but I'm so much calmer now!
I don't mind it.
Is this really appropriate for this post? If a trans woman makes a post about having severe dysphoria about say, facial hair, and someone comes in and says, "well I'm a trans woman and I LOVE facial hair!" That kind of thing just seems really problematic to me.
Like what you like. No wrong way to be trans. But there's a time and a place. When someone clearly feels a discomfort about a part of their body, it feels tone deaf to come into their post and say, "I don't have that problem, I love (feature X!)" Perfectly valid of you to like what you like, but this doesn't feel like the right place to do it. Maybe make a gock celebration post if that's what you want to do. But in a post like this? It feels like rubbing their pain in their face.
People are allowed to have or not have dysphoria about body parts. We shouldn't shame trans women who want to keep their factory equipment. But we also shouldn't be gockposting in places it really isn't appropriate. Someone should be able to make a post expressing discomfort or dysphoria about their body without having multiple people jump in saying, "well I DON'T have that issue." That's fine if you don't have dysphoria about an issue. No need to come in and point out how you're not bothered by other people's troubles.
Tucking swimwear is great!
Bebe π
Also, amazing painting style.