I blame @violet08@lemmy.today
dandelion (she/her)
Message me and let me know what you were wanting to learn about me here and I’ll consider putting it in my bio.
- no, I’m not named after the character in The Witcher, I’ve never played
- pronouns: she/her
I definitely feel like I’m more of like a dumpling than a woman at this point in my life.
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Cake day: March 2nd, 2024
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1·3 hours agois that a word?
I think it might say “blondie”
how about an hour and a half deep dive into the artistic and philosophical significance of a low-brow horror franchise you’ve never watched: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiGIbdrQjbI
queer brick ✨ 🧱 💅
whoa, that’s so wild - I love seeing dead people!
(I’m only half joking, but yeah - I guess that makes sense, lol - sorry for being a weirdo)
I don’t understand why the bog body is NSFW 🤔
<insert tickle-me-elmo laugh track>
but I was told just existing was resistance!
1·3 days agoand resting its arm on the table like its chillin’
omg 💀
this is such a boomer meme
you now know more than zero French 👏
whoa !rimworld@lemmy.world x !femcelmemes@lemmy.blahaj.zone crossover!?
it’s 4chan’s trans community, their board was /lgbt/ and the joke was that there weren’t a lot of lesbian, gay, or bi people, it was mostly trans people, so instead of lgbt it was just “trans, trans, trans and trans” (hence /tttt/ instead of /lgbt/). It started off just as a joke about the over-representation of trans women on the 4chan /lgbt/ board.
yes, there was actually a recent case of someone posting about their DIY orchi in a 4tran community on Reddit - I think they were in Europe.
But regardless, the 4tran community seems to talk about and “support” DIY surgery to an extent other trans communities tend to either not or actively suppress, at least from my experiences in online trans communities. It’s not like the community is delusional about the risks, but there is a respect for people who go through with it, and a tendency within the community to share resources on how to go about DIY surgeries like that.
I’ve also seen trans men express frustration with their situation and inability to go through with a DIY orchi the way trans women would be able to, etc. - again, interactions I’m not seeing as much elsewhere.
In general, 4chan is more “id” and these sorts of topics that would be taboo elsewhere are free to find expression.
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