/lgbt/ - LGBT

does anyone have any actual tip for it though?

whats the issue? balls up inside; shaft between legs. I wear two pairs of underwear to be extra sure it's flat in front.

>>9447
>I wear two pairs of underwear
Do you have any calluses?

>>9447
what if your balls don't go inside you

>>9450
on my feet…?
>>9451
hmm I feel like I've always been able to do it? Are you not on hrt? That makes them small enough that it's super duper easy. Examine some anatomy pictures and poke around? The canals are like on either side right beside the shaft and go up on either side at like 45 degrees?

Ok? Do you want a cookie or something

>>9315
Except this literally never happened in the USSR, the PRC, Cuba and other AES. All AES required mass struggle against such conditions.

>>9272
>Nazis and feminists have mostly looted paganism
nazis (Disney):
<naively searches 'Loki gender change'
<MCU slop comes up
ughhh gross

>Loki's gender fluidity and bisexuality in Norse mythology and in modern adaptations
https://thesis.unipd.it/handle/20.500.12608/33340
> In Norse mythology, Loki was seen as a fluid entity who had the ability to change his gender. This dissertation will analyse how modern productions have adapted this characteristic of his – he is often portrayed as genderfluid, i.e. a person whose gender is not fixed nor in identity or expression. In the first chapter, I will briefly introduce the main Norse gods and myths, mainly focusing on Loki. I will then summarise the main points of Gender Studies and Queer Theory, as well as by listing some LGBTQ+ terms regarding sexual orientation and gender identity that might not be familiar to the general public. After going over the impact that Norse mythology has on contemporary pop culture and explaining what queerbaiting is, I will conclude by analysing how Loki’s gender fluidity and bisexuality were handled and adapted by Marvel Comics, the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Netflix, focusing on particular examples (Loki: Agent of Asgard, Thor & Loki: Double Trouble, Marvel's Voices: Pride, Loki, Thor: Ragnarok and Ragnarok).

> In many tales Loki is described in a way that is analogous to gender fluidity18 – he can change his shape in order to look like other people (man or woman) or even animals (male or female). He can have female attributes (for instance, the ability to give birth to Sleipnir, an eight-legged horse19), but is referred to with male pronouns and described with masculine terms. He is a uniquely positioned figure, through which it is possible to view gender constructs in the sagas and folklore.
>The Þrymskviða (The Lay of Þrym) found in the Poetic Edda is one of the tales in which Loki appears and it illustrates his shape-shifter character perfectly. This is the story of how Thor lost his hammer and had to disguise himself as a woPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>9290
Ive seen a couple of your threads but im a midwit so can you please ELI5 me on your ideology/ religion because it sounds interesting at first glance.

Another thing I thought about is a o9a style secret movement except with the endgoal of promoting those left behind by society to ascend above it through unethical means if necessary and with a mythology that is materialistic and a morality that is goals-oriented and shuns cruelty

>>9326
check these out if you have not already:
https://hidwehproject.nekoweb.org/pages/zine/lithp.html
https://hidwehproject.nekoweb.org/pages/zine/pisas.html

the basic foundation of my religion is grounded upon the myth of biokinesis, i.e. the capacity to influence biological functions by establishing a more intimate connection with the body's processes. hidweh can be seen as the spiritual embodiment of the practice of biokinesis or a spirit here to guide people in the practice. from that basic orientation, other themes develop. for instance, we are inclined to want to push past illusions of necessity, refusing to simply submit to fate. "saklas" is sort of the embodiment of karma in the cosmology ive articulated as basically the god whose flesh is the manifest universe. he is a sleeping god with the laws of physics being merely his reflexes. there is also the great fleshly mother tiamat, another primordial sleeping god, who embodies the "platonic realm" of all bodily form. she is often spoken of as the flesh dimension. i have this apocalyptic intuition that with the development of biotechnologies, she will "wake up" and this shall disrupt the foundations of society..

hidweh is meant to point towards tiamat's awakening and also the underlying "ideality" implicit in the body .. im influenced by schelling's objective idealism, so i do like to think of the body as itself something like a mind-like process. this is one reason why i was attracted to dialectical materialism to explore that continuity between human rationality and more base material existence without drawing some sort of isomorphism.. michael levin's research into regenerative biology (i recc checking this out) seems to point to all of this. we can see a remarkable robustness with the body in following a general goal as well as remarkable morphological flexibility in response to bioelectric signalling. this points to the body itself having a certain level of intelligence. at the same time, i wouldnt think of the body as rational on the level as humans are. it is not yet a fully illuminated rational process, but rather something "psychoid"al or mind-like. ultimately, the body's behavPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>9272
What about trans men?

You’re not missing much. It’s all cismoids now.

>>9355
Come to Australia and it's an European heatwave majority of the year and even winter would be considered a normal day

Just get an air conditioner

>>9358
That's not chilly thats positively balmy

>>9359
aussies, arabs, iranians, mexis how do you CHADS handle anything harder than 35?

>>9372
They don't want you to know this but having air dry enough that your sweat can still evaporate helps greatly.

>being this desperate to make communism/marxism some useless impotent all encompassing academicoid "theory"
im a transhumanist and i think youre all fucking retarded

bump

Has anybody had any experience repping their gay tendencies as a bisexual? Because I've been doing it for years and it really sucks.

>>9336
As a bisexual you're better off just being yourself because Fems will be attracted to Masc and Masc will be attracted to Fems unless you're trying to attract another gay or lesbian who is attracted to their own femininity or masculinity.

>>9248
>unfortunately i just look like a sad faggot now
"Byronic romantic heroes are ugly, I will never find love" (brooding emo vamp allure intensifies)

>>9339
I like both masc and fem guys actually. It's more just an issue of not feeling able to come out and being confined to dating exclusively women. I like both but I prefer men.

>>9340
He is a dickless manlet now, there is no "dark and brooding" for his kind, just pathetic.
Anyway, my advice for OP is to work on the sad part, you can get away with a lot physically if you have fun bubbly personality.

>>6168
>satanic inversion
The fuck does that even mean?
Satanism is basically Christianity, except that instead of you worshipping the CEO, you worship the Janny.
This is the best explanation I could come up with, because there is no similar concept in Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism or similar Eastern religions I am familiar with.
It's fanfic Christianity, but darker and edgier, but for me, it's the exact same thing.

Read this OP

>https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/vikky-storm-the-gender-accelerationist-manifesto

>>6167
They're easy targets. It's difficult to demonize gays and lesbians once you get to know a couple and realize that they're perfectly normal people no different from the straights. But trans people and non-binaries? Oh, they're weeeeird. Easy to point a finger at. They dress differently. They might not pass. They have mental health issues. Some of them even - gasp - read to children. They're bright and colorful and attention-grabbing.

I don't know how much trans people directly influenced political strategy in Nazi Germany, but those are the reasons right-wingers latch onto them so heavily in the current culture war; they're useful for stirring up idiots' emotions for political points.

>>9009
>Oh, they're weeeeird
I was about to say that not all trans people are like this, until I realised that the trans people who are not like this also are either in stealth or just don't make a fuss about it. Hm.

>pic
Mao criminalized homosexuality btw

>>9309
Alright smart arse

>>9309
When? Give a source.

>>9312
It was prosecuted under "hooliganism."