(Frak yeah I finally found the "read more")
Things that are really frustrating me right now:
-One of my housemates. Constantly torrenting (making the internet lag and risking the house's internet access), constantly going through the house's communal supplies like a bushfire, constantly being too broke to pay for things (spending it all on crappy food and video games), constantly playing video games and avoiding responsibility and leaving toilet seats up and UGH. And most of all, constantly saying sorry for all these things but NOT LEARNING, and blaming this on things like his ADHD etc (when the rest of us do things easier despite having our own issues as well). I am so sick of it! He's an ok guy, but UGH.
-The weather. IT'S TOO HOT. Bring me back winter.
-That fedora'd atheist thing going around. It frustrates me so much that so many people seem to equate believing in a god (or a different god / gods / celestial being / etc) as being unintelligent and weakminded. Frak anyone who thinks that.
-People who say they're supportive of me, but then say things that are clearly not. Like "I just want you to be happy ... so I'll help you LOOK like a boy", or "Hey, I'm cool with whatever gender you think you are ... *turns around* HAH no she's a GIRL", "I know you said you didn't want to talk about this, and I respect that, but ... " etc. My mum's better'n you all and she until recently she still spouted homophobic and rascist things at the TV and radio.
-People who trip over themselves constantly, going "girl ... boy ... PERSON" to me. Yeah, I know it's good that they're trying, but with every word I feel less and less like a person.
-This one dude who seems to be the leader of the young LGBTIQA people social group in my area now, cos whenever we do the introduction circle and it comes to saying his pronoun, he goes "I'm a DUDE" (leading others to do the same thing) and wouldn't just simply say a pronoun even when I expressed my concern and uncomfortability about it. For one, you can identify as a dude and have vastly different pronouns than that would imply, so it might give people the wrong impression or lead them into not saying their pronoun at all. Two, you are supposed to be saying your PRONOUN, not going into some tangent of "well this is how identify, now let's get everyone to share and possibly make others uncomfortable". But what would a white cis male know about pronouns?
-I don't feel like I have friends any more right now. Friends are people you see or talk to regularly, aren't they? None of those (well, one or two, but but nothing I feel like I can get into anything deep with).
-Life in general. I can't sleep or eat properly, I have exams that I am in no way prepared for, I don't know how I'll go transferring to a new course next year because of how I've gone this year ...
