Recognising toxic behaviour from your family members around people who don't like :/

Is this based in at least one transgender elf woman appearing in a show?

Which show?

Can I watch it now?

Dew it.

Make the T4T Lesbians live happily ever after.

Finding out "Honk if you like X" jokes were meant to make fun of rowdy drivers and not a direction to honk at their car if they like that thing...

I feel dumber the longer I look at this picture, I spent so long trying to come up with a joke but I don't have anything to add to that other than it's a cognitohazard I feel like my brain cells are dying seeing people this stupid.

Which was, like, largely social, but also maybe a bit hormonal, being surrounded by folks who'd all had similar experiences with gender roles in the pastand who now all had the capacity to view emotions a bit differently. I dunno, it's weird.

With that, I think it very much led to, like, trying to fix people's sadness rather than letting them feel emotions. One of the biggest things that changed when I transitioned is that culture of trying to fix emotions rather than feel them went away in circles I was in. 2/3

I think these are perfectly normal reasons to not want to cry around folks, if a little reflective of not having been in environments in which it's been okay to cry. For me, it's always been very gender-enforced not to cry. 1/3

Why isn't he a trans girl furry?

I mean if you're taking the idea seriously, I really doubt it'd happen. Lego has a strict anti-military stance which they only really break for Star Wars because the theme is so old and so popular.

Chances are a character has no experience with this stuff, so it's gonna scare the crap out of them. So when you're writing a character like that, what if you take the action out of your writing structure and drop it more like a bomb randomly in your story, letting the debris fall where it may? 3/3

Not that you should only put the pressure on characters, but that you should treat action scenes with the gravity in which they happen in a day to day life. If you're a superhero, it's part of the job. If you're a normal person, it's unexpected and terrifying. 2/3