BRB guys, gonna be a bad communist and join the military
Gonna play alot of COD, maybe say a few slurs. Who knows?
Uh, that's not cost effective. Return them to the earth where they belong 
Thank God they used a can of Dr. Pepper. If they used a can of Sprite I would have no fucking clue what they'd be talking about.
If you think removing Benji will automatically make things better, you're wrong.
Isreal needs to be torn down brick by fucking brick.
Because these have been seen as untouchable for the longest time, and they're now developing counter-measures for these abominations. The MQ-9 isn't a cheap unit, either.
They may be a bad cop, but in a way that makes the lives of other cops miserable so... I hope he stays a cop.
Being trans is an amazing experience. Unfortunately there are many out there who are terrified of our existence because it threatens the framework they've built their own lives on. But its an inherently flawed, restrictive framework.
Because of that, we're stronger than they will ever be. Be proud of who you are as you stand in the face of adversity.
I remember seeing a story about how Elon liked the movie parasite bc he thought the movie was about how poor people are parasites.
They're fucking meming on us. I'm so proud of congress for once
I hope cyberbullying ice agents makes them... uhhhh...
Rethink their lives and pursue a different course of action.
They're minorities in the sense that they support musk when they live in China.
Welcome to Hexbear, and more specifically the Trans comm! 
It's cozy here and we've got a pretty large mod team willing to address any issue Blue-sky has failed you on. I hope you like it here, and if you have any problems, report any comments that make you feel uncomfortable and feel free to reach out to one of us if you wish to talk. We have a zero tolerance policy towards anyone messing with our trans comrades.
Make yourself comfortable but be sure to familiarize yourself with the comm rules. They're there for your protection. Avoid sharing selfies and and information that can doxx your identity, we want this to remain a safe environment for everyone but there's only so much we can do if your information gets leaked.
We've also got a trans-exclusive chatroom on matrix if any of you care to join us there and vibe. I look forward to getting to know yall!
Black hoodie
Tan backpack
Jeans
Silenced semi-automatic 9mm pistol
Edit: This is not an endorsement, just an appreciation of high fashion
My precious baby girl hurt her neck and shoulder which required a blood test, x-ray, and two prescriptions for pain management and a steroid. This puts me down just a little shy of $500. I've put it on credit so it's somewhat manageable, but if anyone wants to send her some love my cashapp is $SpicySerenade
Pic unrelated, just her being silly.
Hello everyone! Hestia here with a new Megathread! Years ago, before I transitioned and when I was still in college I took an anthropology class. My favorite part of the class was when we were covering different gender customs across the globe and got to make a report on one of them. I can't remember exactly which one I chose for that project, but what I do remember is a map with different pins scattered on it with various forms of gender-queerness. I decided to track it down and share it with you folks!
Edit: you have to open this in a browser, if you're on a phone it will automatically try to open it in Google maps and won't bring up the info.
This map provides a brief summary of these genders, but does not go in depth. If you find any you're interested in, feel free to do some further research and share your findings here. I'll pin a comment to this post you can attach them. I'm going to share a couple that I found interesting and decided to look further into myself, both of them are non-binary and native american in origin.
The first one I want to talk about is the Winkte, which is a third gender role that was particulatly notable in the Lakota tribe The Winkte are seen as half-men, half-women, and considered sacred. They are typically AMAB and historically have served unique roles in matters of romance and matchmaking and often served as intermediaries for prospecting couples and their families. They also participated in war parties, functioning primarily as witnesses to battle and as doctors to care for the injured. They were also seen as seers, able to forsee paths to victory.
https://www.sdpb.org/blogs/arts-and-culture/the-winkte-and-the-hundred-in-hand/
This next one I'm going to talk about seems mostly local to the Zuni people called the "Lhamana" and I find the Zuni culture to be particularly fascinating, even just doing a cursory glance at it.
Gender roles were well defined in Zuni culture, but the Zuni also valued the concept of a "middle" as it represented stability. This originates from their creation myth, which I won't go in detail here because I don't feel qualified to summarize it, but it's in the link down below.
The Zuni culture is pretty neat and they don't refer to gender when talking about children. They believed that gender wasn't an inborn trait but something you acquired as you approached puberty. I wish this was the western approach, but alas.
As children approach puberty they begin to differentiate through different hair styles or clothing choices. AFAB Lhamana would grind corn and make a bowl of stew when they get their first period. There's probably some cultural significance to this, but I'm not going to do a deep dive on it right now. AMAB Lhamana would start to wear dresses once they hit puberty and start performing women's work. Both AMAB and AFAB Lhamana were allowed to switch between male and female gender roles as they pleased.
https://owlcation.com/social-sciences/The-Middle-Gender-in-Zuni-Religion
That's all for now! To wrap thing up I would like to invite yall to our public matrix server! https://matrix.to/#/#tracha:chapo.chat
As a reminder, be sure to properly give content warnings and put sensitive subjects behind proper spoiler tags. It's for the mental health of not just your comrades, but yourself as well.
Here is a screenshot of where to find the spoiler button.
These little guys are the best crewmates possible in FTL. Not only do they not need oxygen making it safe to repair breaches, but they DRAIN oxygen from the room they're in, meaning fire is virtually powerless against them, and any enemies that decide to fight them will most likely suffocate to death in the process, making their combat viability comparable to a mantis.
By far my favorite crewmates in vanilla.
view more: next ›
As the plot progresses he gets progressively weirder and weirder around Yumiko, eventually leading him to getting thrown in prison and shanked. Yumiko is a minor, after all.