Justin Bieber was booed at Canada's Juno Awards, which is fine, because he didn't even bother to show up. In a stunning feat of Canadianness, the Canadian women's curling team accepted the award in his stead.
Justin Bieber was booed at Canada's Juno Awards, which is fine, because he didn't even bother to show up. In a stunning feat of Canadianness, the Canadian women's curling team accepted the award in his stead.
actually, the 1:50 scale model of my vagina that i've constructed in my basement while waiting for my prince to come
#truedetectiveseason2
I'd totally watch this show
Pad See Ew is better than Pad Thai, but Rad Na (aka Lad Na) is the best of all!
Pad See Ew forever! I genuinely don't understand why everyone's go to is Pad Thai.
With my nose. It's very talented.
Shenannigans! How are you typing, huh?!
Do you have a dime for the jukebox thingy? I wanna play something romantic.
OK I know a great malt shop down the road. The soda jerk's a real fine fellow.
I'm not sure I'm ready for that level of commitment. How bout we have a milkshake first?
Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin are secretly selling their house.
Ins...urance?
On the next season of Degrassi: Much Much Later.
For sure. I meant to point out a limitation of our language - we often use "I'm attracted to men/women" as shorthand for "I want to fuck people with X, Y, and Z physical features".
Yeah, I don't tend to want to use "pre-transition" as a generalized term because not everyone does get SRS, so it can imply that some trans people are just like not taking the leap or something. I dunno, it just ends up feeling very prescriptivist about how there's a "right way" to be trans, especially as it relates…
It might be. I don't even fucking know, to be honest with you. That's my point. That's my point throughout this entire piece. I object to GRS, someone else probably objects to SRS.
Are you bothered by gender dysphoria being in the DSM? I can't wrap my head around it being a mental illness requiring the treatment of transitioning. It also assumes a binary (the other gender) and that everyone wants hormone therapy or sugery. I'm cisgender, so I may be off base, but I find it very insulting.
I think the genderqueer portion of the transgender experience is often left out or not well understood. I'm strictly binary, so I have a hard time understanding it myself. Which means I need to listen more.