Soreth @Soreth@awoo.space

ALL skirts and pants should have usable and useful pockets.

hey in case you weren't paying attention, they solved the berenstein/berenstain mandela effect thing years ago. turns out it was regularly mispelled as 'berenstein' on the vhs - the logo on the front read 'berenstain' but the side of the box (which would have been the part you saw every day on the shelf) had the 'berenstein' typo

I want to draw some sex ed infographics about bottom surgery options for trans folks on the FTM and MTF spectra that includes lesser-known surgical options that already exist in real life, like nullpatches, vagina-sparing metaiodoplasty, phallus-sparing vaginoplasty, and so on.

This isn't the sort of thing I normally draw (I'm a PG rated artist), and so I'm honestly not sure how comfortable I'll feel about completing this project, but I'm really concerned about how we trans-folk are all insufficiently informed about the full scope of our transition options. I haven't seen illustrations like this anywhere. I'll make the project public domain when it's done, so folks can translate it and put it in wikis and stuff. I'm figuring it could help make for happier trans folk in the future.

In order to draw that, I'll need a lot of the right kinds of resources. Would you folks please send me links-- with the links neatly labeled with type of surgery and CWs, so I've got a heads-up about what I'm getting into if I click-- that have descriptions and pictures about these other lower surgery options, which would be useful for making such diagrams?

(Uh, and just a *few* tags to help this circulate)
#trans #ftm #mtf #nonbinary #BottomSurgery #altersex #transition

It turns out, mapping the galaxy is a much more difficult job than anticipated, but using the light from Cepheid variable stars, which are stars that brighten and dim according to their size, we can pretty accurately tell distance. By using these stars, we can build a map of the distribution of stars in our galaxy...

So here's a 3D map of Cepheid variable stars, in our very own Milky Way galaxy, released in a survey done back in February. It reveals that the Milky Way isn't as flat as we thought, but rather a little bit warped or twisted. Although rare, it's far from unheard of to see a spiral galaxy with a wobble to it, and quite apparently our galaxy is among them.

Our galaxy is not flat, which means that a whole lot of art is out of date.

We don't know yet what caused the warping effect, could be a recent interaction or collision with another galaxy or even dark matter. At this point, it's still to early to tell.

The Purge, but instead of no laws, for 24 hours customer service workers are allowed to say whatever they want to customers without repercussions.

Looking for recommendations on dragony romance novels where the dragon(s) *don't* shapeshift into humans.

The lazy, white supremacist trope in fantasy writing where nonhuman races represent nonwhite humans has a name now: Tolkien Minorities.

That is all.

A Total Solar Eclipse Reflected

Image Credit & Copyright: Thierry Legault

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap190805.html #APoD

You know you've got a good improv group when one of them *switches instruments in the middle of the song* and everyone else just rolls with it

I like big bucks and I cannot lie,
You other cervines can't deny
That when a boy walks in with a flagging white tail and antlers in your face you get

wait that's NOT how the song goes?

#kobold pride???? heck yeah!!!!
(comes in gay, lesbian, bi, trans, pan, ace, genderqueer, and nonbinary)

https://t.co/QN2IBDIi5o?amp=1