āIām not really mentally ill, Iām just faking this.ā - A mentally ill proverb
i said this to my therapist and she just looked at me and saidĀ āso do you think i went to clown schoolā
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āIām not really mentally ill, Iām just faking this.ā - A mentally ill proverb
i said this to my therapist and she just looked at me and saidĀ āso do you think i went to clown schoolā
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Every time you see this, reblog it. There is always someone in college that will see this.
I called the Trans Lifeline today.
I was having some issues with my parents, mostly my dad, and once they left the house, I grabbed the phone. The first time I called, no one answered. A robotic voice said something along the lines ofĀ āWeāre sorry, no one is able to talk to you right now. Please try again later.ā So I did. 10 minutes of petting my cat later, I tried again. I was met with someone who saidĀ āWelcome to the trans lifeline. How may I help you?ā and little me just wentĀ āā¦.Hi. Iāve never done this before..ā and they laughed and told me what the do- theyāre a group of transgender people who will happily help any transgender person who calls. Its for crisisās or just any issues. They will offer resources and will only call authorities if you give them permission. I introduced myself- my age, name and pronouns/identity. The man introduced himself at Jim (Or John, the connection was kind of bad), he was also transgender male, and we talked for a bit. I told him about my family and experiences, and he was very helpful. He gave me a few numbers in my state that are helpful for me, and I almost cried. We talked for about 20 minutes before my parents got home. I panicked and was likeĀ āHnghn my parents are home I really need to go.ā and he was likeĀ āOkay, Alex. Call back if you need to, I hope this was helpful.ā He was totally used to people needed to go quickly, and I felt so much better.Ā
Trans Lifeline -Ā 877-565-8860
I highly suggest calling this number if you need someone to talk to. It helped more than I thought it would.
Everyone watch this video itās so good. Itās perfect for giving to people that donāt understand autism and how it can present differently on different people and she goes into awesome detail.
This is literally the most relatable video Iāve ever seen.Ā
Thinking about posting another photo has me thinking about the success of images of my body on tumblr, thinking about white privilege, patriarchy, fat phobia, and all the things that tell the new people following me now to celebrate my body. Thinking about my insecurities about my body, too. It was amazing how much losing my hair brought up self loathing and internalized transphobia, even though I have other conventionally desirable traits, including thin privilege and enough financial security to spend money on beautifying tattoos. I think a lot about desirability, and have been problematizing my notions about what makes my masculinity acceptable. Owning my queerness and having a supporting partner who embraces the femme and weird in me, who encourages me in recovering from disordered eating habits has been huge in my recent confidence. But exposing myself to celebrations of queerness, celebrations of fatness, and trans people who dare to play with their gender presentation has been huge for me in seeing my worth as something separate from my thinness, my hair, how masc I am.
queer liberation not gay assimilation
Gay Assimilation is āno fats no femmes no asiansā in a grindr profile. Itās cops marching in uniform at Pride. Itās a gay man like Milo being a leading figure of the fascist resurgence in the US. Itās banks using us as props for feel good ads while denying loans to trans women. Itās āequal opportunity employersā hiring lgbt+ people to make the drones used to kill queer Arabs. Itās a Starbucks with a rainbow police shield āsafe spaceā sticker on the door while a cop down the street assaults a black trans woman. Itās cramming gay people into the predefined boxes of a cisnormative hetnormative white supremacist capitalist society. Itās abandoning the fringes to the cold so that those of us closest to the mainstream can get a pass as long as we donāt act ātoo gayā in public. Gay Assimilation is maintaining all the same broken power structures that enabled our oppression to begin with.
Queer Liberation is dismantling oppressive structures. Itās abolishing prisons, opposing war, subverting capitalism, disarming/dismantling the police. Itās building new models of community and resistance, itās refusing to abandon our siblings on the edges because they are no less deserving than those of us who can āfit inā. Itās refusing to cut out bits of ourselves to accommodate the comfort of straight people. Queer Liberation is striving to create a radically different society where systems of oppression and biases have been challenged and uprooted.
IāM BI!!!
my favorite part of gay culture is calling something homophobic that is obviously Not Homophobic and watching non-lgbt ppl get their shit in a twist over it
My partner and I.
For folks digging my last shirtless selfie (and all the new followers, hi). I am Gabe and I am not as jock-y as I look in these pics. 6 years on testosterone, 5 years post op with Dr Garramone
6 years on Testosterone
This website is like a suicide hotline but with text chat instead. Ā I wouldĀ appreciateĀ it if you guys helped spread the word.
Iāve used this before and the person I was chatting with was very kind and helpful. I really could have hurt myself seriously if I hadnāt seen a tumblr post about the site⦠Phone calls and I donāt do so well together
I look so much happier and emotionally healthier than I did in my past two years of videos and I am SO stoked about that
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Try to Praise the Mutilated World
Try to praise the mutilated world. Remember Juneās long days, and wild strawberries, drops of wine, the dew. The nettles that methodically overgrow the abandoned homesteads of exiles. You must praise the mutilated world. You watched the stylish yachts and ships; one of them had a long trip ahead of it, while salty oblivion awaited others. Youāve seen the refugees heading nowhere, youāve heard the executioners sing joyfully. You should praise the mutilated world. Remember the moments when we were together in a white room and the curtain fluttered. Return in thought to the concert where music flared. You gathered acorns in the park in autumn and leaves eddied over the earthās scars. Praise the mutilated world and the grey feather a thrush lost, and the gentle light that strays and vanishes and returns.Ā
Adam Zagajewski