We find it extremely funny how apparently the way Transformers writers solved the weird discrepancy between how many male and female Cybertronians there are was to just go. “Hey, they’re an asexual species anyways. What if they’re all born with masc-leaning presentation, but once they came in contact with aliens that have sexual dimorphism, some of them were like ‘Yoooooo girl is an option?????’ and started going by she.” So every femformer is canonically a trans girl now.
watches a six minute long porn video frowning deeply chin resting on my hand occassionally going hmmmm or jotting down a note. video ends I sigh take off my glasses rub my face. well. what do you even want me to say? it was derivative - even an amateur like yourself must see that.would I call it art? of course I would. a grim reminder that art mustn’t necessarily hold any value or vision.
The phrase “not in Heaven” is understood to justify human authority to interpret the Torah. The Talmud explains “[The Torah] is not in Heaven” to mean that the meaning of the Torah itself is to be uncovered not by prophets, or even God's miracles or words, but by humankind’s interpretation and decision-making.
Excluding God from kin discourse is Talmud approved.
[ID: Two pages of a comic featuring Anna Limon and Mabel Martin with two horizontal panels each. Above and below each panel there is text in brown handwritten capital letters.
In the first page it says: “The other night I said to you: we are girls who are not quite girls. You said to me: we are women distilled to their essence.” The first panel is a close up of Anna whispering something into Mabel’s ear, which is pointy. The second panel is of Anna’s bone hand grazing Mabel’s dirt smudged fingers.
In the second page it says: “I took you apart petal by petal, like a flower.” The first panel is of Mabel guiding Anna’s hands as she takes apart a pink flower. The second panel is of them kissing, surrounded by ferns and flowers, a Datura flower covering their mouths. End ID]
