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Nowhere Fast: On the Horizon - Visual Novel Release

Angel, adjusting to her new vampiric tendencies, makes a stop at a gas station and meets an unfortunate and captivating stranger.

This is my first visual novel project and is both an introduction and a stepping stone to a longer ongoing game I have been working on! It is a short, choiceless story that can be played in about 10 to 20 minutes.

You can download it on itch for free, and I greatly appreciate any comments or reviews. ❤️‍🔥

hauntdyke:

ransomnote:

unabashedly love your trans sisters. talk about transfemininity with love. read books, watch movies, listen to music by trans women. learn about the transfeminine experience. DO MORE FOR TRANS WOMEN THAN ARGUE WITH TERFS PUBLICLY ON YOUR BLOG FOR BROWNIE POINTS, EXPOSING MORE AND MORE PEOPLE TO THE SWILL COMING OUT OF THEIR MOUTHS. DO MORE FOR TRANS WOMEN THAN SAYING YOU WANT TO FUCK THEM. FIX YOUR HEARTS OR DIE.

[Plain Text: Do more for trans women than argue with terfs publicly on your blog for brownie points, exposing more and more people to the swill coming out of their mouths. Do more for trans women than saying you want to fuck them. Fix your hearts or die.

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pure:

pure:

The twitter anti racists three letter agency sleeper agents are saying “rest in power is only for black people ☝️🤓” at a time like this. feds are putting in mad overtime hours on normie social media outlets. in their next attempt at targeted distraction they’re gonna whip out a take like “self immolation is historically practiced in asia so pls refrain from culturally appropriating this tradition!” ☝️🤓 man smh lol

straight from the COINTELPRO handbook lol “haggle over precise wordings of communications, minutes, and resolutions.”

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the-cricket-chirps:

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Nakayama Tadashi

Neighing Horses (Kaze ni hoyu/ Uma)

1958

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lemondesouterrain:

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EATEN ALIVE!!
I don’t think about stuff much anymore

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bebemoon:

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pearl and serpent choker @ christian dior couture spring 2o24 .

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offspring:

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airplane i made 4 my friend

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wakewithgiggli:

vague-humanoid:

I found this incredible little book for $5 at a bookstore, focused on transfems and AMAB enbies and hoo boy does this book tell the truth.   I haven’t read it all because it’s a little triggering but it has a line in it that almost knocked me flat. 🧵 pic.twitter.com/y1oYVtizUG  — May "Bunny" Peterson 🌸 (@maidensblade) May 23, 2023ALT
When talking about dealing with harassers, it plainly states this:   “Crowds will subconsciously side against a trans woman, especially if they call themselves trans allies.”  Note that it says “especially if they call themselves trans allies,” not “especially if they don’t.” pic.twitter.com/pf0f1NJKZy  — May "Bunny" Peterson 🌸 (@maidensblade) May 23, 2023ALT
As soon as I saw this I instantly decided to buy it because I could tell whoever had put the book together knew the truth and was willing to tell that truth. This is something trans women are constantly pointing out and often not listened to about!  — May "Bunny" Peterson 🌸 (@maidensblade) May 23, 2023ALT
Bigotry gets made out a lot to be the purview of ignorant right-wingers or the obviously hateful, but unconscious bias is a significant source of harmful behavior. And progressive people aren’t immune to having it! In fact, for them it’s often worse.  — May "Bunny" Peterson 🌸 (@maidensblade) May 23, 2023ALT
A self-image of progressivism can lead to shame around signs that one is unconsciously biased, and then shame-shifting, or avoiding that shame by shifting blame to the person who brought the bias to light.  — May "Bunny" Peterson 🌸 (@maidensblade) May 23, 2023ALT

The threead continues:

All people have a tendency to be unconsciously biased toward seeing trans women as untrustworthy, unsafe, lacking vulnerability, the problem to be solved rather than a person to be taken care of.
And this is not less true in trans and queer and feminist communities. It’s just more unconscious, and more propped up with social justice, feminism, queer lib, leftist, and anti-oppression beliefs.
This book is talking about this in context to a physical public situation of harassment, but this is true of social conflicts too, including on social media, in friend groups, in all kinds of situations.
The unconscious bias also gets taken advantage of by people who know what they’re doing and hide behind that bias to make their mistreatment of transfems seem reasonable—again, often supported with social justice and anti-oppression rhetoric.
TERFs aren’t the only people who do this!
It felt so incredible to see this spelled out in print, plain as day, an actual book calling out a real thing I’ve experience more times than I can count, that all transfems I know go through, and that I still feel crazy for seeing because there’s so much gaslighting about it.
You know how when you KNOW something is real, but you feel defensive about that knowledge, like you have to be ready to hold onto it, and then you see something confirming that knowledge for you in no uncertain terms and it feels like “wow maybe I wasn’t crazy all this time!”
That’s how I felt seeing this.

The book linked is free to read and download. See the link above.

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virgocurator:

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Wild Goats, Horns Interlocked

Detail from “The Ashmole Bestiary”

1511 (Bodleian Library)

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lanotteviene:

imogen-mangle:

In case you lost it - a link to the eSIM donation guide. Even if you feel sick and powerless, you can at least do this. And even if you really, really can’t donate, you can always at least share this and remind others.

https://gazaesims.com/esim-purchase-tutorial/

the lowest tier, which costs 9 dollars, offers a week of connection while the very next, 16 dollars, will provide a full month of contact with the world to someone who desperately needs it. this is not some idle step. an entire month is a huge length of time for people who are displaced, terrified, and isolated.

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thottybrucewayne:

2010s Black Tumblr didn’t die organically. It was killed. Not just by staff, not just by the porn ban, but by the white userbase as well. Black bloggers were (and still are) being mass-reported and harassed off the platform constantly. White Tumblr users would post gore in problack tags, racefake left and right in Black people’s askbox, pick random AAVE to call racist/misogynistic/transphobic, etc then get the Black people who were nice enough to explain what it means to them mass reported for harassment, the list goes on.

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