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I FUCKING HATE CENSORSHIP

No more nudity on tumblr? I guess there’s no point in me being on here anymore. So you’re taking away people’s artistic expression and freedom and, for some, LIVELIHOOD all because of a few porn trolls? Seriously? Nudity is not the enemy. When I first created this blog it was such a safe place for me that got me through rough times and helped me embrace and discover new things about myself. What happened tumblr? You suck balls now....BALLS!

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Worlds inside marbles, all from Fabien’s Marble Shop and Fabien’s Pinterest

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Last year I was diagnosed with Primary Ovarian Insufficiency and it left me shooked in many different ways. I felt doomed. I felt lost. Mostly, I felt alone. I struggled to define myself as a woman my whole life and this diagnoses threw my gender identity into a catatonic state. My health at risk and my future uncertain. I was given the opportunity to share my story to Allison Behringer the creator of Bodies, podcast in partnership with KCRW’s Independent Producer’s Project.

“Bodies explores the forces of history, society and identity that shape women's health and affect the way the medical community treats women, including those who identify across the gender spectrum.”

I got to tell my story in my way through my art to someone that was genuinely listening and appreciative of me and what I’ve been through. For that I will always be thankful. I’d recommend anyone and everyone to listen to this podcast. It’s informative, unexpected, and very relatable. I saw myself in each episode and the things we go through with our bodies is insane and must be voiced.

I’ll be posting my episode in a separate post...

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OTHER THAN

“Jeromey is sixteen when the hair appears on her cheeks. She thinks she is transforming into a monster and gets taunted by kids at school. California Medicaid doesn't offer the specialized health care she needs. That feeling of otherness stays with her through adulthood and at 26 years old, she’s still a virgin.

Throughout her life, Jeromey struggles with low self esteem and becomes severely depressed. When you feel unattractive and different from everyone else, how can you find your sexuality? Where will you get your power? Through the horror genre and creating art, Jeromey finds her power through a unique sexuality.

This episode of Bodies questions conventional beauty standards and what it means to be a woman when your body is telling you otherwise.To learn more and to share your own story, visit our Facebook group here. Nothing is off the table and everyone is welcome. “

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