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You are my best friend, till the fucking world ends.
I work at an LGBTQ center and I love your trans art, specifically the Transgender Body. Can I buy copies for the trans group?
Hi and thank you! Sorry it took me a few days to answer this. I'm currently on a slight hiatus, but this request was so special that I'll open the store for a while so you can buy the zine!! link here
You are my best friend, till the fucking world ends.
Source list for Fulfilled virgin
hello everyone. I published the first version of a new zine few weeks ago at Helsinki zine fest. In the spirit of everything I do, I forgot to add my sources when I printed the piece, so I have it here. peace and love. you can also consider this a teaser for the project. I will hopefully open internal shipping for an edited version of this lil passion project next month :3
"I think we're going to have to kill this guy, zoro >>:OO"
Read about the experiences of transgender men and transmasculine people in sex work, in their own words.
not my project but very exited for this one <3 pretty sure you can still order copies!!
Just wanted to say as a trans man looking to have a kid soon, I really appreciate your art depicting a pregnant trans person. It really does feel like people both in and out of the trans community treat trans men that want to be fathers like they're an abomination. It's hard knowing I'll have to go into hiding so I don't get murdered while cis women get to flaunt it for attention and praise, so seeing art that acknowledges that struggle... it really means a lot. Thank you.
thank you for this ask<33
i personally just sent a message to my healthcare provider to apply to get my eggs freezed. It was denied of me years ago when i got my trans diagnosis and hrt, due to my country still requiring sterilisation from all diagnosed trans people.
it's hard to feel joy over this positive legislative change, when the overall trans visibility has unleashed so much extra vitriol toward us. but slowly, the view of us as unnormal is slightly changing. but now just remember to pull in, there's a huge community of safe, likeminded trans and cis people who'll turn into the family of your children.
and remember to be cocky and realise how fucking cool it is to be a pregnant man. creating life is an universal experience. thomas beatie was the first trans man i ever heard about back when his pregnancy was rolled through the tabloid cycle. and now they just published a doc about a man in finland birthing twins. We have always been here and we're becoming more and more.
((forever obsessed with these paparazzi pics of beatie doing yard work late into his pregnancy. early 2000s paris hilton level iconic.))
Hey im sorry if you answered this before, I couldn't find it, but what are your brushes? Thank you!
Heyaa! I use the brushes from this ask still. i think,,, except not the most left one. You can clearly see the effect of the blending brush in my works haha.
Hope this helps at least somewhat! <3
your mutilation grindset art/poetry resonates with me in such a deep way i can actually feel it in my chest. so idk i just felt the need to let you know and say thank you
<333 thank you for saying this. it continues to mean a lot to me that my work resonates with others.
amy schneider drawing correlation between being trans and her aptitude in Jeopardy won't leave my mind. she basically thinks that the years of being forced to suppress her feelings and realisations that she is trans completely crumbled her trust in all of her instincts, giving her an elevated need to understand everything objectively very deeply. relying her whole perception of the world on facts separated from the self. my experience is completely the same yet i only realised when she worded it so well on the Gender reveal pod.
confusing comic about existing as a trans person during confusing times of trans visibility.
if you’re interested, you can buy a physical copy of this comic as part of a larger zine I’ve made called mutilation grindset
confusing comic about existing as a trans person during confusing times of trans visibility.
if you’re interested, you can buy a physical copy of this comic as part of a larger zine I’ve made called mutilation grindset
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Come find me at Tampere Kuplii pienlehtimarssi tomorrow !!
Mutilation grindset, prints, stickers. You knowww. I’m exited!!
My copy of mutilation grindset arrived today. When I initially ordered, it was entirely because of the recent august comic and I knew nothing else of your work - I was simply moved, and suddenly I needed it.
I'm reading through the rest now, particularly the essay that begins with the Preciado quote and I'm so very grateful I've been able to read this, despite not expecting it. I hate gender - when it comes to me, personally, and my inability to align myself with it. I've always been trans, but not trans in the way I felt was expected of me, somehow incorrect. Always looking at trans people who seemed to be able to pick a side and fully commit to it, and cis people who never needed to, and finding myself wanting *that* surety but unable to take it.
I think I can be whatever I am, though. I think I'm going to stop searching for the labels that fit my gender, my sexuality, my everything.
You've helped me immensely on this random Thursday of no particular importance, slipping through my letterbox with the usual ads and flyers. I'm still a work in progress, but now I feel I actually know what I might be progressing towards.
Apologies if this is too personal for your ask box. Just know you've helped me, I don't need a response.
I'm very grateful, thank you.
this ask has been sitting in my inbox for a long while because i didn't know how to word how much it means to me. thank you so much for sending this! one thing that's really important to me is to change the idea of identity only being solid and secure when labeled.
tho the increasing popularity of "queer" as an identity is a sign of progress, having no label is still often misinterpreted as questioning or not discussed at all. it took me years to finally understand that feeling connected to labeling is a subjective and not objective experience, that i propably wouldn't ever find "the right one" since to me labels in themselves felt foreign. even though just like you, i have always and will always be trans. obviously i don't think everyone should be non-label, but i've actually been a bit surprised how rare gender abolitionist etc. thinking is among queer discussion. though maybe im not looking in the right places, or interpreting these very subjective and hard to word ideas wrong. but anyways, so glad to find someone who relates to some of these thoughts, this text is very touching :,,,3 sending love <3
my life has many times been altered for the better by queer people before me, so it's very meaningful for me to see myself now take my part in the chain of information and ideas. thank you again <3 going to prolly write more about labels and why we have this craving toward them, i think it relates to western thinking, assimilation obsession and medicalisation, at least.
“Drug hounds / Trans chaser” (2023) acrylic on wood, 90x60cm.