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Whats the difference between a chaser and someone who happens to be into trans women? www.howtofucklikeagirl.com/how-to-spot-...
November 11, 2025 at 7:48 PM
cuteflesh.bsky.social
I wrote about accidentally getting wifey disease last year for @rewirenewsgroup.com rewirenewsgroup.com/2025/10/24/q...
Don’t Let Heteronormative Playacting Ruin Your Cuffing Season
You don't have to let heteronormative playacting BS ruin your casual dating this winter season—here's how you can make the most of it.
rewirenewsgroup.com
October 24, 2025 at 5:51 PM
cuteflesh.bsky.social
you’re allowed to be a cis man playing a trans woman in a movie if you look as good as Lee Pace did in A Soldier’s Girl (2003)
October 22, 2025 at 2:53 PM
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tusk81.bsky.social
“Our stories are not all the same, but the destination is: to get some place where we have some peace and harmony, and we can be at ease with ourselves and the people around us.”
thetransfemininereview.com The Transfeminine Review @thetransfemininereview.com · Oct 14
"You make the best of it all and hope you can help make it a little better for the gurl after you."

- Miss Major, 2023 💔
October 14, 2025 at 1:39 AM
cuteflesh.bsky.social
in the upcoming great anti-corporation revolution i hope to see a couple pennies in recompense when we forcibly liquidate all the billionaires' assets
March 20, 2025 at 4:53 PM
cuteflesh.bsky.social
idk if nicholas is on here yet but he wrote about his rosary and going to catholic school in las vegas and it's nicholas so of course its good yalereview.org/article/nich...
opening excerpt from the article. My rosary: pitch-black beads, each puzzlingly slick, like greasy fingers have handled it, held together by an intricately woven silver chain, a lovingly sculpted silver crucifix trailing the end. It has heft, not like one of those cheap ones, with craft beads that could as easily be from promise bracelets or animal toys. It feels like it was made before mass production—before trash. When I first saw it in the parish gift shop, my hunger for it was almost sinful. That was before I knew what religion had to do with money. Before I knew some people grip their faith so tightly because what lives in their hearts exceeds their or anyone’s grasp. In Catholic school, you had to look the part. Our dress was uniform, obligatory, without much room for personality. Perhaps that’s not surprising. Private schools, religious or not, make you carry the weight of expectation, of isolation from the rest of the world. My school was in an upscale neighborhood in Las Vegas and one of the largest Roman Catholic congregations in Nevada. For most of its history, the church’s parishioners were almost entirely white. It was a place where you could still buy your way into heaven.
November 28, 2024 at 7:23 PM
cuteflesh.bsky.social
predictably eating this book up. well written gossip about artists i'm obsessed with — how could I resist buying it off the display table in W&CF? Sometimes gets so into the weeds of minutiae that it becomes boring but then it sucks me back in with a snappy sentence or juicy revelation
November 28, 2024 at 7:21 PM
cuteflesh.bsky.social
I forgot how to be a good tweeter so i'm just going to use this place to talk about what i'm reading and loving (and — if i'm feeling brave — reading and hating)
November 28, 2024 at 7:18 PM
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I wrote a new foreword for the 2024 SPX reprint of my zine "Napkin (Thank you for having sex with Carta Monir)" (2019).
Because of bluesky's character limit, I can't effectively include alt text for these screenshotted pages of the new introduction to Napkin. If you would like to read the introduction, you can download the book for free from the link below this tweet. In brief summary, I am reflecting on the Success of napkin and musing about the prudishness I showed at the time towards using terms like "Mommy" during sex, and how much things have changed now. Because of bluesky's character limit, I can't effectively include alt text for these screenshotted pages of the new introduction to Napkin. If you would like to read the introduction, you can download the book for free from the link below this tweet. In summary, this page reflects on the sex work subsequently got into after releasing the zine, and how my life has changed in the aftermath, with a special focus on my worsening disability. I sometimes worry that the gimmick of the comment cards overshadows Napkin's vulnerability. I don't want you to remember this only as 'that book where someone handed out comment cards after sex.' Napkin is a time capsule, a self-portrait created just as I began to explore the potentials of my own desire. Be kind to this tiny baby. She had a lot ahead of her. Carta Monir, 2024 There's a cropped selfie of Carta partially covering her face with her arm. She is very beautiful and staring intensely right at you.
October 8, 2024 at 9:16 PM
cuteflesh.bsky.social
where do i find all the porn on here?
February 6, 2024 at 8:33 PM