Ace/Aro AMAB Bigender Bay Area Indie Dev.
she/her & he/him
https://densetsunogomez.itch.io/
https://sphinctercontrol.bandcamp.com/
🕯GNU Natalie Nguyen🕯
Ace/Aro AMAB Bigender Bay Area Indie Dev.
she/her & he/him
https://densetsunogomez.itch.io/
https://sphinctercontrol.bandcamp.com/
🕯GNU Natalie Nguyen🕯
2 of the 5 folks arrested at the protest last night are still in there and they both have medical needs, we need to get them out!
call 6123485112, press 5, their names are Rachel Bean and Rosemary Coburn (given with consent), read the script
the police were arresting folks for drawing with chalk and stuff
contrary to what terrible reality tv dating shows have told you,
making fuck, is not a nike sneakers ad
you do not "just do it"
NOT "how do you have sex" = how is your body even capable of having sex?
"how do you like to have sex" = what feels good to you? What feels adventurous and wild or tender and intimate? what makes you feel excited and happy to be in bed with another human person?
but i really really really want to fucking stress this
you. ask the question. "how do you like to have sex?"
that is YOUR obligation, in fact. you as a cis person do not get to force blanket assumptions onto a trans partner about their experiences of pleasure
if they DONT or CANT answer that question and that's a dealbreaker for you? fine! that can be a dealbreaker for you! because that is a communication problem and communication problems are universal
that is a valid dealbreaker if you're trans and your partner is trans or you're trans and your partner is cis or what the fuck ever
here's the fucking guide, cis people:
are you dating a someone? if yes > do you already know they're trans? if no, don't fucking worry, they'll tell you in their own time, and if yes, either way if you get to the point where fuck might happen > you say "how do you like to have sex?" and then you proceed to have a fucking conversation about what you want to do together