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#22632

Can i hunt you pleaseee pleaseee (i wouldnt like hurt you. Id shoot at you with a bow, those kid toy arrows that stick on surfaces with those vacuum thingies)

#22633

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What would you do guys!

#22634

Never watched nor read Bocchi, nor do I know whatever franchise the right one comes from, so this question is meaningless to me.

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#22635

wait which one

#22636

Emilia Perez.

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#22637

Yeah just based on the extremely short plot summary on google its shit

#22638

oh yea re: this

it’s probably just better to have the trans experience be One of Many things in the movie
like.

#22639

idk

#22640

its insane how transfem HRT is so uncommon knowledge that my mother legitimately thought that every single trans woman did breast implants

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#22641

i love writing cryptic short stories tho

#22642

i should do it more but i have not done that yet

#22643

That film did not deserve four Golden Globes, and I say this knowing nada about any of the stuff that it’s been accused of horrifically misrepresenting.

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#22644

but then again it makes sense! like. society has to pretend that masculinising and femininising puberties are fundamental, immutable processes in order for oppositional sexism to be kept alive. if everyone knew that you can just have the puberty ““opposte”” to your biological sex, that would upset the whole arrangement

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#22645

not that knowledge alone is enough to upend systems of oppression, of course

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#22646

the joy of creation…

#22647

still, knowledge of the fact that puberty is not something that is inexorably inflicted by your karyotype but is rather a complex system of interlocking hormonal and developmental processes that is far less immutable than we teach kids in sex education is dangerous to our oppressive social order

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#22648

pretending that puberty is an inevitability that you have no choice in whatsoever is just patently a lie. it’s obviously important for the body to physically develop, but, like. undergoing andropuberty was a deeply traumatising experience for me! and it’s not something that was just inevitable, it is something that was done to me via inaction

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#22649

hm i should do that

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#22650

to be clear, this haasn’t always been the case! but science has advanced! everyone talks about puberty blockers, but puberty blockers were themselves the compromise solution, and an eminently reasonable one at that

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#22651

the what

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