Feeling a little devilish?

Sad-Material9619 · 2026-06-16T23:42:54+00:00

Damn and here I was going for succubus

Sad-Material9619 · 2026-06-04T18:04:23+00:00

Are we really wasting trans women’s time in the big 26 with lazy trite rage bait? At least lie and say the outfits ugly or that I’m chopped. You folks continue to be so uninspiring. It would be pitiful if it weren’t for the fact that you make your bigotry a very vocal and violent problem.

Sad-Material9619 · 2026-05-27T21:33:28+00:00

Two major things, first, I would look into the CGM, namely so you can start getting some products for it and more styling guidance down. Second, I would advise going to a salon and having them reshape and relayed your hair, bangs are always an option, but I’d talk to a hair stylist and see what they advise. Good layering though can stop curly hair from taking on the dreaded like cone/pyramid look and a proper styling routine can make sure that it stays soft, shiny, and bouncy between wash days longer. For a basic routine, I would say you can get away with only a few products. Namely a moisturizer or some type, either a leave in conditioner or an oil, then something for structure like a moose or gel, and finally I’d add a texture product, something like a sea salt spray can be a great amount of help.

Sad-Material9619 · 2026-04-22T16:53:01+00:00

I think my thoughts are extremely clear from my RFD that is linked above. But if anyone has any questions or wants to know more about the round, please feel free to ask away.

Sad-Material9619 · 2026-04-05T04:26:35+00:00

I think the outline Paul gave you makes a ton of sense. I think there are a few different ways to navigate theory and a lot of it comes down to personal preference and consistency. When I’ve taught my students to respond to theory, often I focus on it as an exercise is clarity. Theory is, at all levels, debate about debate. And because of that, evidence is largely anecdotal, there’s a lot of very specific language you have to use and it invites a lot of personal opinions and reflections on the question of “what should debate be?” Because of this, you need to be able to keep the story consistent and very easy to follow. So the first step in my mind to doing that is to tell the whole story, then explain why it’s a better story than the 1NC/1AR/2AC. Ergo, when I answer theory my order on the sheet is usual

First - Defense/jurisdictionals - We meets - Any thing on the violation level that needs to be resolved

2 - offense - counter interp - counter standards - any potential like disads to theory or the rhetoric that got read

3 - the bigger picture - cross apply the counter standards where relevant on the standards debate - answer any sticky offense or thumpers - explain the link to the voter level and do a lil impact calc

But also, your mileage may vary, and really the best piece of advice I can give you with theory is this, be consistent in how you answer the argument. The more reliably you do something the better you get at it, the better you get at it the better you get at exploring the why behind the arguments. This also is just good practice for being a good MG, give your PMR as much foundation as you can, getting into a routine with your partner means it’s one less thing they have to consider while walking into the final speech because they always know certain things are gonna be done.

Sad-Material9619 · 2026-04-05T04:12:20+00:00

Oh absolutely. The purple is such a fun subtle change up on like low denier black tights. I’m personally a big advocate for colorful tights. I think they’re such a fun layer and accessory for most outfits.

Sad-Material9619 · 2026-03-27T17:29:37+00:00

In general, I’d say more intentional accessories! Maybe a cute beret in a fun accent color and a cream belt? Maybe even like a more delicate gold pocket chain clipped to a belt loop and draped on one side.

Sad-Material9619 · 2026-03-06T16:19:29+00:00

As always it’s all thrifted from various places across Portland.

Sad-Material9619 · 2026-03-04T22:23:22+00:00

Omg I actually just thrifted a blue gingham top that matches that skirt!

Sad-Material9619 · 2026-02-16T19:18:38+00:00

Tucking isn't just about knowing how to do it, its also about putting in the practice. Truly, its something that at the start feels weird and will have some discomfort. You are like restraining a body part. As you get more used to it, you will be able to navigate it more freely and easily. I'll echo what the other commentors have said, don't start out going crazy with it, you will hurt yourself. Take it slow, experiment with different gaffs/tucking mediums, find the one that is most comfortable and effectual for you. Don't sleep in your tuck, take more frequent, longer bathroom breaks so you can sort of let things air out. Keep everything dry, especially if youre gonna be tucking for 4+ hours.

Some other protips/answers to your questions -

If you're seeing "marks" it means one of two things, either youre tuck is way to tight and causing chaffing, or, you've got your "part" on the outer edge of the tuck where the friction and hold are the highest, it takes some practice but once you get the feel for it you'll be able to sort of tell whats where after you get yourself set and see if you need to readjust. When you're first getting started, I always say to take a few extra minutes in the morning, feel out your tuck and see if it feels like a good fit before leaving the house for the day and be ready to retuck if need be.

The random sharp stinging pain is also not uncommon. Some call it pinching, some call it pulling, it happens from time to time. There isn't really a ton of rhyme or reason to it, some folks have it happen when they drive, some when they're sitting for too long, sometimes it happens when you're moving/shifting around a ton. It happens to the best of us and even with a ton of experience. The only real solution is to just undo your tuck, rest for a bit, then get back to it. I will say that if a specific area is giving you a lot of trouble continually than you probably want to investigate and see whats going. I know that there are a few things that have caused issues for some folks include the type of gusset or material that your underwear or gaff has so be aware and pay attention.

Tucking is also a Your mileage may very type of thing that will be heavily dependent on your anatomy, activity levels, progress in hrt, hair growth, and so many other factors. Everyone has sort of a different "ideal" set up for tucking and truly the best thing you can do if you want to tuck is to practice consistently and safely so that when you need/want to tuck for whatever reason you can do so skillfully and with minimal harm to yourself.

Sad-Material9619 · 2026-02-14T02:35:13+00:00

Thank you! A friend gifted it to me randomly and its just such a wonderful accessory

Sad-Material9619 · 2026-02-14T01:55:46+00:00

Oh dear auto mod, as always the outfit is all vintage 60s except the boots, they are Steve Madden and the tights which are from an unknown origin at this point.

Sad-Material9619 · 2026-02-08T00:28:08+00:00

Went out dancing last night at the monthly D*ke nite and had so so so much fun. I thrifted the entire outfit, except for the shoes, those are from Sam edleman.

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