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Wow. Love your website! I read a few of your entries and I love the way you write. I will add your button to my site! Have a great day 💗!
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badgraph1csghost
1 hour ago
thank you so much! i love your site as well, but i'm pretty bad about updating my neighbour wall :P
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limovars
1 day ago
thank you for linking to me, nathan! i don't have a similar page at the moment, but will link back to you if i do.
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nathanntan
1 day ago
No problem! Just wanted to share your website, because I think it's worth taking a look at! 💗
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Cute website!!! <3 And good job making a blog: it can take time and patience, but it can really help you become more confident in expressing yourself. Good luck on your journey on the web! ^^
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fish-life
17 hours ago
Omg thank you!! Yes it definitely feels like a step in the right direction, i'm so lucky i found neocities because everyone seems to be pretty true to themselves here and it's refreshing. Good luck to you too!!
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Saying that i love your website is an understatement! Oh my, i love the art and the writing. Your acnh page is also super cute 😌 And the dog blog?? Adorable.
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nathanntan
1 day ago
I also read your post about "A Psalm for the Wild-Built": I had never heard of it, but now I'm very intrigued and it's going to go on my list 🌼🐈!
Awesome website! I read the note on gender-critical ideology and was quite pleased. As a trans man, it's quite hard to explore radfem places, despite being one. In recent years radical feminism has become synonymous with trans-exclusionism. I find it weird, as all people that are read as women in society experience misogyny, even if they’re trans women.
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nathanntan
1 day ago
And I don't, because I'm read as a man and treated as such. Radical GCs would tell me that I do experience the same discrimination as cis women, simply because of my biology. But that’s not the case. Being seen as a man, I actually experience quite a bit of privilege. That take is simply out of touch with how the world works. People don't need to look at genitals to choose to treat you as a man or a woman.
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nathanntan
1 day ago
Discrimination is much more complex. Nice reading, thank you for sharing, and thank you for the follow! 💗
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proletarian-library
1 day ago
I'm very happy that you found something of value in my archives, and I really appreciate you sharing your experience 💞 it really is a problem with people's ideas not conforming to reality — something that we could all overcome if we learned to listen and care for others outside of our bubbles and seek out knowledge of their lived experiences
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proletarian-library
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as a [redacted] I agree that discrimination is complex. I'm pretty sure I am experiencing it even from activists who claim to support me, but the reality in their actions suggests otherwise. I do wish that the experiences of trans men were elevated to a level of adequate analysis instead of being just an afterthought; it would advance the understanding of the world we live in and the world we want to build ❤️
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Your website was such a nice discovery. Beautiful art and beautiful writing style. Keep it up! Adding your button! 💗
everytime i see claude's icon i am so happy: he's so cute 😌💗
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Lovely website! It's well organised and I had a great time reading all your entires. I totally get what you mean with "flaunting" your identities. Personally I feel like it's important to be seen. It's not something everyone can afford, but it can make a difference, especially when, by watching the news, it seems like everyone is a right-wing extremist that hates trans people and immigrants and.. human rights.
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limovars
2 days ago
how very kind of you; thank you. loving the trans color scheme. kookie is very adorable, and so is pedro pascal (˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶) ultimately i do agree it's important to be visible especially in times like this.
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congrats bro, truly. ✨✨
so happy for you! that sounds easy compared to what you have to do to get your name changed in the US state I live in.