What do you think of my Halloween costume?

[Anonymous]

[OldSchool_Metalhead]

Make it look like you got a knife in ya or something. Halloween is about being dressed scary not dressing cute..

[Anonymous]

You make it obvious what the world has turned into. If we extrapolate... it's a transpocalypse.

[Asker]

Im not trans tho

[Opinion Owner]

But androgyny and blending of lines is being normalized. This is too deep to explain all at once and neither do I have time. But there is interesting history not taught to the masses. Lots of it. But this gender bendery is part of some religious cults.

Religious historian Rivkah Harris, former Associate Professor of Religion at Northwestern University, states in her book, Gender and Aging in Mesopotamia: The Gilgamesh Epic and Other Ancient Literature, that the goddess Ishtar was also known as Inanna, and her worship was specifically designed to break down all gender distinction and well as socioeconomic distinctions. She writes: “She [Ishtar] shattered all gender and socioeconomic distinctions -- being both a royal queen and simultaneously “the harlot of heaven... And in all this she was the role model for her followers. Among her powers was this from a Sumerian poem: “To turn a man into a woman and a woman into a man are yours, Inanna.” Professor Harris further writes: “In the Descent of Ishtar we are told of some participants in her religious cult: ‘The male prostitutes comb their hair before her…They decorate the napes of their necks with colored bands…They gird themselves with the sword belt…Their right side they adorn with women’s clothing…Their left side they cover with men’s clothing…Their transvestitism simulated the androgyny of Inanna- Ishtar. It was perhaps the inversion of the male/female binary opposition that thereby neutralized this opposition. By emulating their goddess who was both female and male, they shattered the boundary between the sexes. This was seen as a way of rising above the prison of the flesh.” Finally, Harris concludes: “Ishtar is androgynous, marginal, ambiguous…She is betwixt and between… Central to the goddess as paradox is her well-attested psychological and physiological androgyny. Inanna-Ishtar is both female and male … [in one place stating] ‘Though I am a woman I am a noble young man.'"

[DesiUwU]

there's nothing wrong with dressing like the opposite gender. Gender roles were assigned but it was never an obligation to conform to them.

[Opinion Owner]

@DesiUwU we need to have a talk about those behind the push to blur the lines. The summary:They are literal satanists, literally worship the baphomet, and hate the human race. No I am not religious saying this.

[DesiUwU]

i dress like a male sometimes 😈

[Opinion Owner]

@DesiUwU have you ever heard of the brave new world?

[DesiUwU]

have you ever considered joining it and stop living in the past?
I have a very feminine figure, so dressing like a guy doesn't change anything. Why do you care? Why does it concern you?

[Opinion Owner]

@DesiUwU so you clearly don't know anything about this world. If it was nothing but sexy unicorns, why in the hell would the Canadian defense minister say this?
newspunch.com/canadian-minister-illuminati/

[Opinion Owner]

@DesiUwU the clothes you wear don't change much, I don't care.

[Anonymous]

Not exactly scary.

[Asker]

Is it supposed to be scary?

[bubblegunnn]

Cheerleader?

[Asker]

Yeah

[bubblegunnn]

Whyyy

[Asker]

Cause I thought it was cool

[bubblegunnn]

Ok. Add blood or stuff

[Asker]

Why?

[DesiUwU]

I love it!!!

[pumpkins16]

Sick