So, I’m at the Fringe this year with my musical comedy show, “Plinky Plonker”. I had rejected previous titles though.
- Waxing Lyrical (the poster being me getting a leg wax)
- This Chord in Discord
- Stephen ‘Friz’ Frizzle Fingers A-Minor
- My Own Worst Parodies
- Les Frizerables
- Friz Gets His Organ Out
notquiteluke:
when i was younger my mom told me to call my vagina ‘tuppence’??
i still dont understand that
my vagina is worth more than 2p mom
like, at least 3p
but still??/
ive never
heard that anywhere else but my mom
so now i am thinking she was just fulla shit?? yeah
I hope your mum never fed the birds.
I think the worse thing than an idiot disagreeing with you is an idiot agreeing with you.
Anonymous asked: Flaunting a secondary sex characteristic that - in the definition of transsexualism - causes intense depression and dysphoria is very different from you showing a cis-male chest on Tumblr. You were born male; you will never experience the life-ruining and utterly crippling dysphoria that comes with being a transsexual. For a person who claims to experience intense enough dysphoria to actually transition (notquiteluke), they seem very comfortable with their body...
I understand that a lot of transexuals go through the anguish of hating parts of the body that they were born into. But note that not all do. Stating that all transfolk hate their bodies is a bit of a negative stereotype in itself, don’t you think?
I have depression. It can often leave me feeling useless and trapped in my own house. I can’t contact anyone. It’s difficult to see past the darkness. But, if I happen to have a good day, and decided to go out in the great world and have a bit of fun, it’d send me hurtling right down to the ground if someone approached me and said “hey you! Stop having fun! I thought you were meant to have depression!”.
Gender, sexuality and state of mind is fluid. People telling others what to do with their bodies is ridiculous. When trans people verbally attack other trans people, where in the hell is sanctuary?
Emotions are varying nationwide this morning as four-piece boy band JLS have announced they are to split up. But whilst we all worry about the future of the band (one to have a successful solo career, two of them to disappear, and one to be a future contestant of Walking Through Traffic or whatever flagship Saturday Night ITV show will occur in 2015), lets look back at the history of JLS.
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