mckeegles replied to your post: I just realized I have never been called…
The problem there is that most people who are cis don’t like it and want to stick with ~normal~ and get pissy when people tell them HEY YOU AREN’T NORMAL, YOU’RE CIS. So they’d probably never think to call somebody cisphobic because they’d be cis
I have been lucky to not encounter too many cis people who don’t like being called cis, actually. I have a cis friend who recently got called cisphobic by another cis person for her saying that trans people hating cis people is often justified. I’m a big fan of reclaimed reactionary identities, like cisphobe, misandrist, reverse-racist, etc.
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I just realized I have never been called “cisphobic”.
Clearly I am not doing my job as an ~ally~
Either that or not getting in arguments with the right people .
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enasmathematikos replied to your post: QUESTION: What’s the best thing you feel you’ve ever cooked for your co-op?
The secret is tears.
Oh yeah, I was totally having a breakdown while I was cooking that bourbon bread pudding. Looking back, the mental image of me sobbing while beating milk and bread together is kind of funny.
That bread pudding was delicious though.
It was definitely because the the tears. They pleased the cooking gods.
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sigur-roskolnikov asked: QUESTION: What's the best thing you feel you've ever cooked for your co-op?
Oh man, I’m not a headcook so I don’t think I can take credit for how good the dishes are so much, I just help cook and follow directions. Once on my own though, I made a bourbon bread pudding. And another time I made a ginger almond pear crumble. I am really good at semi-fancy desserts.
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send me noodz
or anons.
or whatever.
i’m bored and everyone’s asleep.
ENTERTAIN MEEEEEEEEEEE
Source: beginningthebeguine
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Jamie’s list of things that use plural language even though they are one thing:
- Pants
- Underpants
- Glasses
- Genderqueer people
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The Middle Ages was a very exciting time in Europe.
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