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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna

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guess i should make one.

she/her(/it, maybe? trying it out), 30, pan, trans girlfailure

idk i dont really have any nicknames or pet names or w/e.
so you can call me whatever u want

i just reblog whatever. i’m terrible with tagging but ill try to be better, there’s probably nsfw/nsft text posts but most likely not images.

masochistic weirdo with questionable tastes

asks are open but im not very interesting

i made a (fucking terrible) t4t yuri angel x human game too
https://gore-doll.itch.io/sophomoric-blasphemy

ost’s fire tho (i didnt make it)

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evilgirlmechanicock
maidslime

No more waiting, no more debating, go get your hrt. "I don't know if I'm really trans!" You are. Now go. "I'm scared!" We all were. Now go. "There's a long wait to be seen!" Go get your name on the list then. DIY if you need. "What if my friends don't accept me?" They weren't really your friends. Now go. "What if my spouse doesn't accept me?" Get a divorce. Now go. You do not need to continue to live in agony and depression to pretend to be someone else. Go get your hrt.

barfbuppy
themagdaleneblog

Children MUST have the right to transition. Even if the regret rate ended up at 49%, an extremely unrealistic number, it would do more good than harm.

"But HRT causes irreversible changes to the body" bitch so does puberty.

If you think otherwise, it shows that you value cis people's feelings more than trans people's lives.

I am truly sorry if you, personally, have regretted all or parts of your own transition. I know what dysphoria is like, believe me, and I wouldn't wish it on anyone. But you do not get to take that out on trans kids.

harsh-noise-scalies
txttletale

i know i'm just rehashing something that people have been saying about movies and video games for decades but it's crazy how a ttrpg having sex moves is widely seen as bizarre and automatically gets it described as "niche" while a ttrpg having rules for how to kill other people is so normal that players and pundits will treat their absence as notable in and of itself

txttletale

getting many people on this post essentially saying "well of course, it's much more awkward to roleplay sex than roleplay violence" and like

  1. right, this is the cultural norm i am pointing out, defamiliarizing on purpose, and implicitly critiquing, that pretending your elf is fucking your friend's elf is weird and uncomfortable but pretending your elf is killing your friend's elf is completely unremarkable (save when the precise nature and timing of the killing violates some real-world social contract) -- you are restating my own post back at me!
  2. that said, you don't have to go full 'hector the well endowed and the elf maiden' when a ttrpg has sex moves. apocalypse world and monsterhearts aren't asking you to play through every intimate moment from foreplay to climax in exacting detail, any more than dungeons and dragons demands you lavish detail upon the spurts of viscera flowing from an orc's torn throat as his bowels involuntarily defecate. obviously the disparity is going to seem more sensible if you compare one of the least abstracted ways you could roleplay sex to one of the most abstracted ways you could roleplay violence !

now of course there are games that do care about the physical specifics of sex and want you to talk about them, just as there are games that care about the brutal viscerality of violence and want you to talk about them. and i think that rules obviously, but my point is that even at similar levels of abstraction, one of these topics is treated very differently to the other