Phantom Limb.

Ghost penis?

LOVE IT. Tom Hardy approves (but in a cool, nonchalant way).

Worse than this was my cousin, who proposed to his girlfriend during a family reunion.

Yeah, still not okay, but I definitely read it more as “she was a crazy bitch” and not “this hideous monster!”

I do wonder if he was referring to her as “ugly” because she was mean and a bridezilla and not necessarily talking about her physical appearance.

i was driving by a masonic temple or whatever and turned around to go check it out. i parked my car in the garage and looked around. i couldn’t look in because there were no windows. the front doors were glass though but it was just an empty lobby. end of story.

I used to not believe in freemason conspiracies

Added: to be fair, the film doesn’t really treat the “going after the other woman instead of the man” as a good thing...can’t give away more without giving away the plot. Nevertheless, there are some issues..and it’s a shame that those problematic moments exist because it is a well made film touching on a group of…

Yeahhhhhh that’s misogynistic af. I think the director is getting too much slack because it’s not brazenly transphobic, but that entire premise is enough to make even the most open minded feminist feel a little TERFy. About the movie, that is.

That’s what I found interesting. I was ready for the whole thing to be SUPER PROBLEMATIC, but then she actually gets into that minefield.

I saw this film at a festival and it was fantastic but some of it was problematic. I’m also kind of uneasy with the fact that a straight white man wrote and directed a movie about “sassy, troubled” black trans women, one who was in prison. Maybe that’s not fair of me, but it did make me uneasy.

OK so in related trans news (not really a thing), I found this article in nymag very very interesting

It doesn’t seem like it’s without misogyny. They stalk and assault the other woman who her boyfriend is two-timing with, not her boyfriend? (Doing that isn’t even revenge...)