painsomnia

Juniper 💫 27, they/them, my gender is bog monster & this is my therapy blog

[castaform]

THIS SIGNLE HANDEDLY CURED MY DEPRESSION, CLEARED MY SKIN AND TOLD ME TO HAVE A GOOD DAY

[angelicughart]

ur gonna be popular

[pupaphase]

25-08-10

[wizardarchetypes]

a couple months ago i was bordering on an autistic meltdown bc i was too sweaty and my friend said "it's amazing. i've never met a person with a higher tolerance for pain and a lower tolerance for mild discomfort."

i think about that every single day now every time i'm experiencing any discomfort.

[graveweaver]

Teto and Miku !!! [ prints soon! ]

[twitwir]

You don’t actually have to read all this; it’s just a long-winded rant, really. Nothing about me is changing (obviously), all this post is meant to do is teach people more about myself and those similar to me.

I know I don’t really talk about my personal life very directly, but I’ve come to realize that I’m autigender/autism gender and wanted to share that with everyone on here since it’s not something you hear about every day. Basically, that just means that the way I perceive my gender is different from how an allistic person would perceive theirs. I’ve been thinking about it for a while and it’s still really hard to explain, so I’ll give it my best shot:

My body doesn’t define my gender in any way, shape or form. I don’t think of myself as trans or cis; I think of myself as just a man or just a being sometimes. Medically and according to the way society works, I would have to call myself the one that applies to me under a certain setting, but that doesn’t define me. Gender is irrelevant to my identity, yet I still have a gender, if that makes sense at all?? This sounds weird but think of it as a pet, where you know their gender doesn’t matter because they don’t care, but they still have a gender anyways because why not?

It’s a bit hard for me to explain, but hence why I believe my autism has a huge effect on the way I perceive my gender.

I know this isn’t a really common gender identity to hear of, so please don’t be afraid to ask me questions.

[willywonker3000]

genderfluid in the autistic way

[incognitopolls]

Autistic people, do you feel detached from your gender identity?

Yes, and I consider myself trans

No– I'm trans, but I DON'T feel detached from my gender identity

Yes– I consider myself cis, but I DO feel detached from my gender identity

No, and I consider myself cis

Yes, and I consider myself both cis and trans

No, and I consider myself both cis and trans

Yes, and I consider myself neither cis nor trans

No, and I consider myself neither cis nor trans

I feel some other way

I don't think or care about this

I'm not sure/still figuring this out

Not autistic, show results

Voting ended onJul 23, 2024

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[thinkingofausername]

reblog if you feel like

a blob

a shadow

a vague figure in the background

an ominous presence

a floor lamp in the corner

[nofilter-cory]

[gaynfl-moved]

not to be an american but like. air conditioning is the greatest invention of all time.

[yourfirstwife-deactivated202509]

#mycentralAC #mygarbagedisposal #myhamburger #myicewater

[strawberry-scented-stardust]

Being bipolar sucks because what do you mean I was doing just fine, and now every minor inconvenience sends me into such emotional distress that I want to claw at my face for weeks

[wholeheartedsuggestions]

you can’t even fathom how much love people have for you. it is too big to be understood.

[hhyena]

[worthless-mess]

"You’re so polite" thanks i was raised in constant fear of upsetting people.

[pocketmilo]

🦋🌷☘️ springtime euphoria ☘️🌷🦋

[hellhoundzzz]

mfs be like "I can handle your disorders" until your disorders disorder disorderly