AilbheTross

She/They, transmitting on all frequencies

[mangled-by-disuse]

in happier pride news i actually found this deeply heartwarming

that's solidarity baybeeee

[lilyflxwers]

ok i absolutely need to know what accents u all have pls reblog and tell me or comment or whatever I must know

[blackwellselfieho]

I kinda like the idea of jax becoming a cautionary tale of what happens when you let dysphoria and self hatred eat you alive. I've met so many of him IRL in my own circles. I think people need to hear it. I need more characters who eat themselves alive and actually have to suffer the consequences of not choosing to be better. It's pretty refreshing to see a different and nuanced take on dysphoria and how it doesn't always manifest the way you would expect.

[enbaluka-tokyo-drift]

[shocklabrynth]

trans women who top love dressing like homeless vietnam veterans. it’s like their version of drinking water

[hellokittytorturenexus]

[daughterofsweatywerewolftriumph]

"I'm retired from dickslinging" "we need you for one last job.. a thighjob" "I'm a ronin, a soldier without a nation... you have to host"

[zazacounty]

the last bushi-doll

[pollsforadults]

You get transported into the universe of the last media you consumed. How are you doing?

This is better than my real life

I'm doing well

I'm doing fine

I'm not having a good time

I'm absolutely cooked

There is nothing different about this universe and my own

Voting ended onMay 29

[platonicfrendswithsocrates]

Hope this helps!

[ailbhetross32]

My new endocringist is really, really sweet and gives off light chaser vibes and what more could I want as a trans woman

[maxxie-or-smth]

you've met me at a very "yeah i'm trying to work on that" time in my life

[ailbhetross32]

You need to hate Cromwell as much as the average Irish person as a minimum actually

[is-the-battlemech-cool-or-not]

[submarinechamomile]

[leathernerve]

i miss my wife

[segamascott]

[motherfucker-unlimited]

He's got moves too

[ailbhetross32]

Context for this venting post: my sister is a very well known stand-up comedian on a world tour.

My sister, in front of at least one thousand people (likely more), is telling people about how I stopped talking to my mum (for a while) when I transitioned. It was an incredibly vulnerable time in my life and I thought she knew that but evidently not.

She was both-sidesing the issue even though I made it clear that all I wanted was an apology for how mum reacted to me coming, which I haven't gotten still but that's beside the point.

She also talked about the time I brought my partner to meet her, for context she is also a trans woman. And afterwards my mum texted her saying "yeah they were good but they both eat like men. Don't tell anyone I said that"

Which is just heart breaking cause I've asked mum not to compare me to a man and she just does it behind my back and also the situation is being aired out as a bit on a sold-out world tour.

I just.... don't really know anyone who has been in this position? She has also made comments about how I dont have a sense of humour anymore on stage and it just feels like punching down from someone who i thought actually got it. Like she was the family member I came out to initially.

She has a book coming out in September and now I'm just dreading what's in it because I guarantee it's going to be a bestseller. Maybe I'm looking too much into it but I don't want my the casual transphobia I've put up with to still have a relationship with my family to be on display like that.

If my deadname is in it I'm just going to break...

[ailbhetross32]

I have confronted both my mum and my sister and it has gone so very badly.

The funny part was that mum didn't even say that bit about "eating like men" but everything else just unravelled cause I wasn't okay with the joke being said regardless.

Losing my mind

[ailbhetross32]

Context for this venting post: my sister is a very well known stand-up comedian on a world tour.

My sister, in front of at least one thousand people (likely more), is telling people about how I stopped talking to my mum (for a while) when I transitioned. It was an incredibly vulnerable time in my life and I thought she knew that but evidently not.

She was both-sidesing the issue even though I made it clear that all I wanted was an apology for how mum reacted to me coming, which I haven't gotten still but that's beside the point.

She also talked about the time I brought my partner to meet her, for context she is also a trans woman. And afterwards my mum texted her saying "yeah they were good but they both eat like men. Don't tell anyone I said that"

Which is just heart breaking cause I've asked mum not to compare me to a man and she just does it behind my back and also the situation is being aired out as a bit on a sold-out world tour.

I just.... don't really know anyone who has been in this position? She has also made comments about how I dont have a sense of humour anymore on stage and it just feels like punching down from someone who i thought actually got it. Like she was the family member I came out to initially.

She has a book coming out in September and now I'm just dreading what's in it because I guarantee it's going to be a bestseller. Maybe I'm looking too much into it but I don't want my the casual transphobia I've put up with to still have a relationship with my family to be on display like that.

If my deadname is in it I'm just going to break...

[melkingsbush]

let’s all aura farm and not tell mel