all stories are lost truths

no pronouns do not refer to me ever


renthony:

celestialyearning:

only-tiktoks:

“And remember: you’re worth the time it takes to learn a new skill!”

oh my goodness I love her she’s so wholesome

#She has a book about to come out??#Prev tags say Mercury Stardust which might be her name?

Yeah! Her name is Mercury Stardust, and she’s a maintenance technician who gives tips and talks about renters’ rights. She also does burlesque shows! She’s mostly active on TikTok I think, but she has some other socials and a main website.

Her book, titled “Safe and Sound: A Renter-Friendly Guide to Home Repair” comes out in August 2023.

The book blurb, taken from the publisher’s website:

Dear Readers:

As a transwoman, I’ve discovered (the hard way) that we live in a world with much to fear. But imagine fearing something as simple as asking for help. Imagine relying on others—landlords—to provide a basic human right, like housing, but knowing those same people believe you’re an abomination because of your sexuality or gender identity. Imagine a world where reaching out for help is more than just a mundane task—it’s a game of chance. Sadly, for too many renters, this isn’t just a one-time moment of fear. For single moms, college students in a foreign town, and many others, a knock on the door can feel just as terrifying, even when you need the help.

All renters deserve to feel empowered enough to take matters into their own hands. The skills I’ll show you how to develop will allow you to help friends, teach family members, and even assist a panicking neighbor—further empowering more people to take on tasks on their own. We all have a home—whether it’s made up of brick walls or plaster—filled with memories and dreams. Knowledge should pass through any barriers put up around it because a little bit of knowledge can go a long way toward making someone feel more in control of their own life.

Your soon-to-be favorite virtual repair technician,
Mercury Stardust, the Trans Handy Ma’am


the-haiku-bot:

tasteofgrave:

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and i think that’s what a father is— a blade that never stops cutting.

agustín gómez-arcos (trans. william rodarmor) // caravaggio // simon de beauvoir // mary ruefle // rembrandt // helga floros // rembrandt // li-young lee

and i think that’s what

a father is— a blade that

never stops cutting.

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.


delphinidin4:

mojo-chojo:

cheeseanonioncrisps:

liquidstar:

I just saw someone say the words “jokingly gaslight” this might be a good time to reintroduce the internet to the terms “lying” or perhaps “pranking” or even just “joking” on it’s own

Okay, say it with me guys…

If you are giving someone wrong information in the hopes that they’ll believe that it’s true, then that’s lying.

If you are giving someone wrong information under the assumption that they’ll ultimately realise that it’s false, and that they will find this funny, then that’s joking.

If you are giving someone wrong information in the hopes that they’ll believe that it’s true and that their response will be funny, then that’s a prank.

If you are giving someone wrong information in the hopes that they will notice the differences between your presentation of reality and their perception of it, and come to doubt their ability to judge what is and is not real, then that’s gaslighting.

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now dont leave this in the tags

If you are giving someone wrong information and you assume they will know it is wrong, in hopes that they will play along, then that’s a bit.


kvothes:

kvothes:

the way i feel about the new richard siken poems is. okay look. people are always always saying what does this mean, what’s happening, why can’t you just say it? people do this to poetry in general but him in particular. who died? what happened? and these poems feel like him staring straight at the camera saying okay, i’ll tell you. come and fucking get it. is this what you wanted?

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peer. fucking. reviewed.


manywinged:

i like sailing myths and superstitions because most of them can be boiled down to “if the ocean doesn’t like you it will chew you up and spit out your bones. and if it really loves you it will swallow you whole and keep you forever. good luck 👍”


gingerhaole:

gingerhaole:

gingerhaole:

It all came out over dumplings, as it should.

Style consistency went straight out the window, but I like it. My sister taught me that anything that makes you laugh is worth spending time on.

Bonus:

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I realize some of you haven’t seen this with the little coda. And yes, Crowley does take a bite of the dumpling!


the-haiku-bot:

babayagawafflehut:

no-this-is-ryan:

no-this-is-ryan:

no-this-is-ryan:

no-this-is-ryan:

no-this-is-ryan:

As a lesbian, it’s happened twice already that one “guy” stands out to me and I think “huh maybe they’re kinda cute and interesting, I wanna get to know them” and then I get to know them better and it’s a closeted trans girl who I somehow sniffed with my little nonbinary lesbian nose

IT JUST HAPPENED FOR A THIRD TIME!!!!

You guys will never believe what just happened to me

What does it mean if every “man” I’ve been attracted to was actually a trans woman? Idk what this says about my sexual orientation but it does mean I have astounding egg-dar

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Gays being able to detect trans people of our preferred gender and being able to feel preemptive attraction to them is a phenomenon I was not aware extended to people beyond me

Most of the guys or “guys” I’ve liked ended up being either transfem or genderweird in some way

Without fail, it would be “this guy feels safer, doesn’t feel like other guys feel to be around, I feel better around this person, I’m more attracted to them, the vibe is different, we connect better” and BOOM they’re trans


So now the question becomes: what do we call this?? I propose “sniffing”

So now the question

becomes: what do we call this??

I propose “sniffing”

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.




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