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Some butterfly emojis for @thetypogoddess!
Pan | Polyamorous | Asexual
Trans | Aromantic | Gender Questioning
Enjoy!
About me
Minors DNI !!
20, She/Her
Hii, welcome to my blog!
I’m a needy ass bitch so I made a special blog to post nsfw thoughts, along with some girlblogging and occasional posts about me 💕
My pictures <3
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Links:
Go spoil me through my wishlist <3
My Twitter:
^^ Lots of reblogs, hornyposts, and my fav nsft vids <3
A secret third link that may or may not feature extra spicy content ;) 18+ only!!
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Masterlink
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Currently listening to::
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☆ I’m not active 24/7!!
DNI:
☆ Minors!!
☆ Racists, homophobes, kinkshamers
☆ Pedos, animal diddlers— y’all nasty and will be reported !!
☆ Pic senders, I’d prefer genuine conversation first thx
vv Kinks and such below
Coming to grips with being nonbinary is difficult and it's a process that rarely has a clear end point.
But a deeper knowledge and acceptance of yourself will help you build a better life.
And when your life does get better, then you will have earned it.
🪡🏳️🌈🧵Pride Quilts🧵🏳️🌈🪡
Artist: brainb4rf
We all know the "if there was a magic button" exercise for questioning your gender, but I kinda wonder if it'd be helpful to turn the question inside out.
like "There's a magic button that gives you $50 but also permanently bars you from any kind of transition. If you push it, you will never be referred to with new pronouns or a new name, you can never take hormones or have surgery, and you can't do voice training. You will always and irrevocably be seen as the gender you were assigned."
if any of those conditions gave you a little twinge of sadness to think about, maybe keep asking questions. i love you 💖
Introduction
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Hiya! Call me Soul (ey/em, he/she), Im a multigender non binary aroace girlboy just vibing here, who's seen many people freak out over their gender identity.
Well, Im here to help! Need to take smth off your chest? My ask box is open. Need advice? Either Ill give you some, or Ill redirect you to other blogs/resources who can. Im not the most knowledgeable, but Im here to provide a safe space for everyone questioning, whatever identity, no matter how contradictory. Be respectful and kind, and that's all you need!
Perisex and cis but want to know more? Feel free to ask! Writing a character of a different gender and dont know how to approach? Go ahead! Ask box is open to all your needs.
I also run @this-is-multigenderphobia where I am the most active and I reply to asks talking about multigender experiences with discrimination but also share multigender joy.
Not queer related but still need to talk? You can head over to @angels-safe-corner, a more general safe space for anyone who just needs someone to listen, maybe an encouragement or two and kind words <3
[Disclaimer, I use the word 'queer' to refer to any people in the LGBTQIA+ community. This blog will not use any other slurs, and all the ones that may be in a reblogged post or in an ask will be tagged. Im very unlikely to be able to tag out everytime I use the word, so if that bothers you, feel free to block.]
Master posts links:
[pt: master posts links:]
List of blogs dedicated to the LGBTQIA+ community (for resources, sharing experiences and vent)
Introduction to Soul (that's me!)
Where You'll Find Us by Jen St. Jude
In this beautifully profound YA novel, a trans teen finds a home where queer kids from all different decades have found refuge from hatred-and from time.
Calla Quick has no future. At least, that's how it feels. Her parents disowned her via text message, and now she can't afford to go to an all-women's college with her girlfriend Ramona like they planned. But Calla wonders if maybe that's for the best-because even though Calla told Ramona her parents disowned her because they found out she's gay, the truth is, Calla has been questioning whether she's a girl at all.
Calla wishes she had more time to figure everything out, and one night, her wish is seemingly granted. When Calla and Ramona stumble upon a mysterious farmhouse the woods, they meet five teens who claim they've lived there for decades. The land, which they call Amaranth, acts as a safe haven for queer kids throughout history-a place free of hate, free of violence, free of time itself. Here, Calla can be Cal, and they feel instantly accepted. They don't have to worry about the future because at Amaranth, it will never come-until one night when the clock strikes twelve.
Now under a literal ticking clock, the housemates must find a way to stop time again or face going back to their harsh realities, but as Cal learns everyone's story, they begin to wonder what queer people lose when their history is lost to time.