Critical support to the trans-affirming misogynistic parrot
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TerminalEncounter [she/her] - 2.2yr
Before I cracked my egg, I volunteered at an animal shelter. There was a "bad" dog (dog with behavior issues) that was reactive with males. Except for me!! That was nice in a way I didn't understand until a couple years later lmao
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charlie - 2.2yr
Similarly, I have a friend with an adopted dog that was abused by men, and is very distrustful around them. It’s very affirming as an enby that she loved me straight away. :)
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JohannaChittarra - 2.2yr
I have a friend who is a trans man with a misogynist cat. Before he transitioned, he was the only “woman” that this cat didn’t attack.
This man also tells me that when he transitioned, the cat got more friendly and with a “it’s about time” kind of attitude, lol
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keepcarrot [she/her] - 2.2yr
Now we can be bros
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ComradeSharkfucker - 2.2yr
I love parrots, they just be like that sometimes
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Findom_DeLuise [she/her, they/them] - 2.2yr
Reaching for the parrot while muttering, "I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain."
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ThunderclapSasquatch @startrek.website - 2.2yr
My experience with parrots says the bird will just bite sometimes regardless of pre existing patterns. Has flashbacks of familial parrot ownership Skipper no.....
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bloubz @lemmygrad.ml - 2.2yr
What an easy and fast way to know your gender, where is birb?
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KrupskayaPraxis - 2.2yr
Please send me to this parrot, so I can affirm my gender. Unless he'll be transphobic and not bite me
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alexei_1917 [mirror/your pronouns] - 8mon
A friend of the family has a rescue dog who didn't like men at all at first. His reactions based on gender were completely expected along those lines for all of that family and all of my family when we met him at an event at their house not long after they adopted him. Except that he reacted poorly to my brother, proving he's a trans inclusive misandrist, and he acted just plain strange around me. He wasn't as comfortable as he was around all the other women, and he wasn't quite as jumpy as he was around all the men. No one could explain why. I'm slightly paranoid of medium to large dogs after an Incident when I was a child, so I said perhaps he's just anxious of me because I'm slightly cautious of him, but truth be told he isn't a big enough dog to freak me out much, I've cuddled with bigger domestic felines. Anything I could pick up for hugs isn't scary to me in that visceral way, even if it's a reactive dog. I wasn't jumpy around him at all. I think he just knew I was some weird third thing. Even though everyone, including me, believed at the time that I was a cis woman.
EstraDoll in traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns
what's your AGAB? (Assigned Gender At Bird)
of course birds can identify eggs
they're eggsperts on this matter
Critical support to the trans-affirming misogynistic parrot
Before I cracked my egg, I volunteered at an animal shelter. There was a "bad" dog (dog with behavior issues) that was reactive with males. Except for me!! That was nice in a way I didn't understand until a couple years later lmao
Similarly, I have a friend with an adopted dog that was abused by men, and is very distrustful around them. It’s very affirming as an enby that she loved me straight away. :)
I have a friend who is a trans man with a misogynist cat. Before he transitioned, he was the only “woman” that this cat didn’t attack. This man also tells me that when he transitioned, the cat got more friendly and with a “it’s about time” kind of attitude, lol
Now we can be bros
I love parrots, they just be like that sometimes
Reaching for the parrot while muttering, "I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain."
My experience with parrots says the bird will just bite sometimes regardless of pre existing patterns. Has flashbacks of familial parrot ownership Skipper no.....
What an easy and fast way to know your gender, where is birb?
Please send me to this parrot, so I can affirm my gender. Unless he'll be transphobic and not bite me
A friend of the family has a rescue dog who didn't like men at all at first. His reactions based on gender were completely expected along those lines for all of that family and all of my family when we met him at an event at their house not long after they adopted him. Except that he reacted poorly to my brother, proving he's a trans inclusive misandrist, and he acted just plain strange around me. He wasn't as comfortable as he was around all the other women, and he wasn't quite as jumpy as he was around all the men. No one could explain why. I'm slightly paranoid of medium to large dogs after an Incident when I was a child, so I said perhaps he's just anxious of me because I'm slightly cautious of him, but truth be told he isn't a big enough dog to freak me out much, I've cuddled with bigger domestic felines. Anything I could pick up for hugs isn't scary to me in that visceral way, even if it's a reactive dog. I wasn't jumpy around him at all. I think he just knew I was some weird third thing. Even though everyone, including me, believed at the time that I was a cis woman.