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It’s Werewolf Wednesday, when it’s customary to compliment me on what you imagine my fangs and claws must look like

New study finds "no substantial evidence of any biological advantages for trans women competing in elite women's sport."

"'What threatens women's elite sport, for cis and trans women, is not trans women, but is rather misogyny in the form of underfunding, non-parity in participation and leadership, inequitable sport space allocation/access, and a range of sporting opportunities not afforded to women...in equitable ways.'"

cyclingweekly.com/news/trans-w

#TransRights #cycling #queer

gender feelings, non-human feelings 

I changed my profile pic to my human appearance and it made me think about how I only really feel comfortable seeing my human form when I’m dressed up nice. That introduces a conflict! Often dressing up “nicely” introduces a degree of discomfort. Wearing a bra, or a belt because my narrow hips don’t keep my shorts where they should be. But when I’m dressed so, I’m loathe to get comfy again because then I’ll feel less like a human I’m happy to see in the mirror.

@scottearle listen, each one sharpens the other like a knife. it's just that one of them sparks a little more

@siracusa @hotdogsladies John please do not cyberbully your friend and cohost right out of the gate – you know he's skittish

selfie 

@wifewolf shoot from the hip, if anything approaches a boundary of mine i will say so gently!

@jake @hergaiety I agree with Jake’s points, and also it is almost a 1:1 UI copy of their now defunct Twitter app, Tweetbot. I didn’t use that, but many power users did, and the comfort derived from the similarity in UIs is a big deal

selfie 

An important feature of any person’s domicile: a good bathroom mirror for selfies

Neurotypical is the human equivalent of "Works on my machine"

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