/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

You can see in the sidebar that they sell this skirt for anyone, they're just offering a discounted listing for trans people. The skirt itself is fug but I don't think the description is a big deal.

..........what!?

>>7749616
it can be yours for only 55.00$!
also, theres already an etsy fail thread.

Report her for racism

>>7749616
I'm glad I'm a cisgender person.

>>7749616
How did you miss the regretsy thread literally 3 posts down.

>>7740152

the good makes me so much happier than the bad

>>7750141
Sauce? THat's goregous.

>>7750145
you're kidding, right?

>>7750145
Learn how2read.

>>7750141
that description is perfect.

>>7749616
Whenever I see that term "cis" I think Computer Information System and I can't take it seriously.
The "binary people" thing is the icing on the cake.

>>7750266

Glad i'm not the only one who thinks this. When my sjw tumblr former friend told another friend that he was a cis white male, I ask her how was he a computer information system male.

To this day, she still hates me and calls me a cis enabler. What ever that means.

>>7749616
>https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PotatoPlush
These seem cute as fuck.

>>7750287
It means you enable computer systems, duh.

>>7749616
Isn't it kind of offensive for her to say a picture will suffice, as if a trans person isn't passing? Regardless, I hate all this crap about people only being defined by their gender and sexuality.

>>7750363
I almost want to like send her a pic and belike "I had my surgery already :)" and see if she'll believe it.

I have an ambiguous 12-year-old boy face without makeup, so it might just work.

But then I'd have to spend $25 on that piece of shit.

cute for lolita

>www.etsy.com/shop/ThatOldBlueHouse2

This is actually so cute but I think it would be kind of awkward in lolita. I want it for mori though.

>>7750444
I think with classic it could work but mori would be a bit better

>>7750287
>>7750266
Are you people literally retarded?

>>7750577

no, just males pretending to mingle among the qtgrills on /cgl/.

>>7749825
>>7749885
I don't want only fails, and I don't want only Etsy.

>>7750369
That makes you truscum, of course.

>>7749616
"Equality," except for non-minorities.

>>7750375
looks really cute but very expensive for some lace in a hanger.
Then again, everything on etsy is ridiculously expensive

the front ribbons are a bit much but besides that i really like this dress

>>7750577

You mean people outside of a niche subgroup who coined the term and people within reach of those subgroups DON'T understand a term? Clearly they must be retarded.

>>7753487
I like the design of the dress, but she fabric seems kind of busy.

>>7753487
>the pattern matching on the back

>>7749616
I'm enjoying the implication that trans people have a hard time finding skirts that fit. I would think that's the least of their clothes problems. I would think maybe blouses with feminine cuts or fitted dresses might be problematic for a boxy frame but it's not like there isn't a million types of clothes out there now for all shapes and sizes.

>>7750353
Im actually the person who runs that shop thank you for the kind message.

>>7750353
>mfw I thought this was a cute spider plushie, but it's not

>mfw cute bug related toys, plushies, and figures are so hard to come by

>>7750353
Damn that plushie is cute
10/10 would cuddle at night

>>7753564
>>7753565
Thank you so much, i'm really glad people like these. as you can tell by the etsy name we specialise in taking ideas (such as toothless here) and turning them potato shaped.

>>7753564
>IKTF
Well, those people do try to commission anything that's asked of them, I guess it'd not a bad idea to see if you'de be able to get something?

>>7753487
Fuck I like this. Kind of want it in full length though, its a pretty well done late 18th century gown.

>>7753487
In a previous Etsy thread an anon posted the inside of a skirt from this shop for me and they hadn't finished the seams - I love a lot of their work, but I feel that shows sloppiness (it wasn't even zigzagged). I'm hoping they've changed with their recent successes, but it has put me off ordering.

>>7753564
I found a giant bug plush on tumblr if you'd like me to link it?

>>7755670
nice try???

>>7755793
I would very much like giant bug plush.

>>7755863
Hamee (previously strapya-world.com) has plush stag beetles, pincher bugs, and giant isopods! I love mine.

eat me ink me

>>7749616
Isn't it transphobic to assume every trans girl does not pass as female?

>>7749616
>Nonbinary dnab
Nigga what.
...Seriously.

>>7753564
Hey, this might be a late reply but you reminded me of this one thing I got. Its pretty cute.

http://www.storenvy.com/products/1141638-fuzzy-tarantula-hair-clip

>>7755925
I looked at their store, they have a lot of talent but suffer from shitty joann materials
>ex: the shitty lace on the bottom
Side note can I just buy that fabric somewhere or did she design it and use spoonflower or something?

>>7756467
yeah.. no idea just go ask her

Speaking of >>7753532 pic related

>>7753532
I am aroused by this

>>7757816

I want this dress but the rest of the shop is bringing up red flags for me

>>7750266

I think of this, actually.

Being someone who liked chemistry and nearly majored in it, it breaks my heart to see a perfectly neutral term sullied like this.

>mfw I googled the picture and 'cisgender' on wikipedia is the first thing that showed up

>>7758337
The shop is fine, but her craftsmanship is fairly poor. She often sews things just too small.

>>7750577

>using literally when you mean figuratively
>being ableist

topkek

>>7758349
I feel the same way anon. Biochem major here.

Same goes for the word "organic."

>>7758349

Whenever I read about cis and trans shit, I always think of this. I have Orgo 2 this semester, my anus is not prepared.

>>7758364
Organic gets a lot more stupid shit around it than cis.

>>7755978
not unless you send them a picture of your penis. I'm SURE they'd appreciate that.

>>7758364
>>7758390
And "chemicals".
>I refuse to use products with chemicals in them!

My favourite was when I overheard this lady at the supermarket who asked whether a particular brand of tomato was genetically modified, because eating produce with DNA in it was against her principles.
Good luck with that, lady.

>>7759178
I think the best are the smokers who are convinced that organic tobacco is healthy. They worry about trace amounts of pesticides while burning a plant to inhale a concentrated pesticide. Fucking brilliant.

>>7759178
At a restaurant I used to work at someone once demanded gluten-free whole wheat buns and was upset enough to ask to see the chef to complain about it.

>>7758353
>abelist

>trans and cis
>not zusammen and entgegen

>>7758390
>>7758364
I don't know about elsewhere, but in the EU if something is labelled "certified organic" in the store it's guaranteed to have a lot less pesticides, potentially harmful chemicals, and has been harvested in a humane way (if it's an animal product). Also it's GM-free. It may not be a big deal but Monsanto is already doing some heavy lobbying up here and the people have a right to choose whether they want to eat GM products or not, nothing wrong with that.

Though >>7759178 and the whole gluten-free shenanigans is dumb, can't argue with that.

>>7760696
Here in Canada, there's basically no regulations towards what's considered "organic", and there's certainly no regulation for pesticides, which means organic food is essentially doused in pesticides just to keep it alive. Not only that, but just an "organic" label doesn't even mean there's no GMOs either. There's even less regulations towards organic or "cage free" meat - most of those animals are treated the same as their 'caged' counterparts, and even sent to the same slaughterhouse.
I'm assuming the US is similar or worse.

>>7760704
Ah, yeah. I saw some labels on vodka the other day that said it was gluten-free. The labelling's getting a bit ridiculous

>>7760704
>mfw my boyfriend's married friends eat ONLY "organic food"
>Are against GMO's
>The husband became God warrior for a while apparently(wife is Christian)
>mfw wifey is a nurse
>mfw wifey is a smart girl, although maybe not so worldly
>mfw when they might as well be republican murricans who only watch fox news and dr.oz

>>7760736
WTF is it with these so called intelligent, educated liberals and their weird bullshit? Like the women who won't immunise their children because it gives them autism and men who jump on the next crazy food diet bandwagon? These people aren't neanderthals, why do they fall for this crap?
>One unverified source told me! It must be true!

>>7760713
i remmeber seeing fat free water

>>7760696
None of the people I've talked to who were militantly against GMOs even knew what Monsanto was, they just thought 'genes' cause cancer. If someone is actually boycotting companies like Monsanto and knows what they're talking about, I really respect that.

I personally prefer some processed foods and medicines to involve GMOs because I'd rather see a particular enzyme harvested from bacterial or fungal cultures than from mashed-up calf organs. The EU's policies in this regard might be better than most other places, but they're still far from perfect. A lot of politicians and the people who vote for them don't know what they're talking about so we end up with some ass-backwards laws that in the end only benefit the corporations that know how to exploit them.

>>7760713
What about fat-free lollipops? I wish I'd taken a picture of those. Totally suitable for someone on a diet!

Wait, what does this have to do with Etsy

I'm facebook-friends with a massive weeaboo.
She posts stupid weeby shit all the time.
And now she has opened a shop.
For nerdy embroidery.

>>7760808
Luckily they will most definitely be imunising their soon to be baby.
But yeah my boyfriend casually mentioned it to the husband and he just kind of shrugs and dismisses it.
It's not really something to make a giant fuss off of, but it's a bit cringey/annoying that they aren't dumb people but are spouting out buzzwords.

They wouldn't protest over it or anything. They're just paying more money for things that aren't what they think they are.

I'm facebook-friends with this weeaboo girl.
She posts a lot of weeby shit and progress updates on her fursuits.
And now she's opened an etsy shop.
For nerdy embroidery.
So she's catering to possibly the smallest demographic in the entire world.

>>7761638
At least it's cute. Looks good from what i can tell. Then again, I've never embroidered anything.

>>7761654
Yeah, that's true.
I just can't imagine who would buy it, and the name just made me cringe.

>>7750266
I always think of the Confederacy of Independent Systems.

>>7760713
I got 'fat free marshmallows' as a present. Thanks?

>>7761664
Still not as cringeworthy as the Nerdy Nummies youtube.

Most of their desserts don't taste good and they use their best attempts for show.

>>7753487
looks like my great grandmother's throw pillows
or maybe some curtains for a guest bathroom

>>7763258
I really hated how she lauds everything as being accurate and custom, then just slathers on more fondant. It's like comparing marble sculpting to making molds out of foam.

>>7760809
Diet water.

>>7763276
Cheap wilsons fondant even.

>>7763258
The name itself makes me curl into myself out of second-hand embarrassment

>>7763258
her forced voice and mannerisms just piss me off so much.

>>7757816
jesus wept, it's beautiful