#jack pendragon

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På NärCon Sommar gästbloggade youtubern Jack Pendragon på vår tumblr och instagram. Nu har han gjort en musikvideo med klipp från sitt NärCon-äventyr :)

Håll utkik här och på Jacks kanal för ytterligare en video där han intervjuar Yaya Han och Samuel Anlér.

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(A little late buuut...)

Lördag - almost the end of an amazing era?! I alla fall för i år. Min lördag spenderades med att rusa fram och tillbaka för fullt för att träffa alla man lovat träffa, dricka drinkar i josbaren, lyssna på trubadurer och filma MASSOR. Jag fick chansen att intervjua Yaya Han, och se många fantastiska dräkter. Inte minst på kvällens NCC-tävling! Alla var extremt duktiga! Vädret var ju lite surprise, surprise halva dagen, men det var också skönast eftersom det var någorlunda svalt. Skönt för oss med lite varmare dräkter och outfits! Regnet hann man undan ifrån. Jag är riktigt glad eftersom allt flytit på så bra, man har som vanligt blivit riktigt bra bemött av pandor, besökare, gäster och arrangörer, och jag kan inte komma på mycket jag saknat förutom en kopia av mig själv så jag hunnit med mer... nu är i alla fall lyckoruset som starkast, trots att kroppen är trött!

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Howl's Moving Castle Madness! SAMURAIBUYER.COM | JACK PENDRAGON

So I have gotten the chance to try out Samuraibuyer.com and here's a little video of the things that I got in time for my birthday! Love love love! Howl's Mo...

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A fundraiser for the wedding of Sebastian and Jack.

So, if you're reading this, hi. This is Jack writing. This is a really hard thing to do really, but after a lot of struggling, I'm really doing it. So I'm a blogger, LGTBQ+ lecturer and youtuber from Sweden. I have a lovely fiancé, and his name is Sebastian, and together, we have four furbabies (2 poodles and 2 cats). We're a family. Sebastian is in the same line of side work as me, and we enjoy working together a lot. We like to spread information about LGBTQ+, health issues (mental and physical), and especially talking about experiences as a transperson as we're both familiar with that. Both of us, just like a lot of people, have struggled through life, to get where we are now. But we think, every day, that we have each other to thank for still standing. Our love keeps us going and it really fuels us, because we cheer on each other, we keep each other up, and running. For example, he made me go through some major life changes, that basically saved my life. Literally. Without him, I would not be here today, and I'm not saying that to be romantic or poetic. It's true. The 21st of April marks our 2nd year as engaged. We still don't live with each other, despite really, really want to. In fact, we live more than 1000 kilometers apart. Health issues has stopped us from being able to have a proper job/go to school fully, and Sebastian is still recovering. I'm doing much better, and I'm constantly looking for jobs, taking small jobs wherever I can, besides studying. But without a proper income, no one will rent us a place, so we to work even harder, for that to happen. We want to live in Stockholm, where I currently live, because health care and jobs are a bit easier here and we both feel most happy here. Right now, most our hard earned money goes to trips to visit each other, which is far from cheap, and it's very... not practical as traveling by train costs more than 100+ $ most of the time, and takes 12+ hours. But we keep doing that, and have been for years, because we love each other and it's worth it in the end. But onto the point. Because our long journey together and what we do for each other, it would be a great deal for us to be able to get married. We're both very old school and we like symbolic things a lot. We've made each other special promises, and a wedding would be something extremely important to us. When Sebastian proposed to me (and when I proposed to him), we both thought that it didn't matter if we would get married in one year, or in ten. But everything changed when a close family member got extremely ill, and we started to fear losing them. They've been ill in lung cancer for several years, and they won't get better. Now we always thought that we would get married with them by our side, because they mean so much to us, and since I no longer have a great relationship with my family and parents, they have been there and supported me, as a new family member. We can't imagine getting married without them there, because it bring so much sorrow to our hearts. We thought, alright, we can cut the budget, make it small, try to save our money... and do it as soon as possible, to be sure they will be a part of it. We even decided to move from the planned city, which is Stockholm where 70% of the guests on the guest list lives, 1000+ kilometers up in the north, to make it easier for them to attend.

But we really want to make the day somewhat special, at least... to be able to celebrate with our loved ones, family and friends. And the money we have saved the last half a year, buy doing extra jobs, commissions, selling furniture, clothes, things we have but feel like we can sell for the sake of our wedding, it hasn't been enough, because we've had to use it for medication, important things that broke, and what not. Because we're both transitioning and fighting with the struggles of being transgender, it takes a lot of time, effort and money to just work out through life, and we try every thing possible to make things work. I know a lot of amazing people have shown us kindness. We've raised nearly 200$ from friends and some really kind subcribers/followers. And I feel like, yes, sure I can ask for help. There's so many sweet people out there. And I feel so thankful for that. If someone wants to support this, I'm forever grateful, and so is my soon-to-be-husband. Thank you for taking your time reading.

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Jack testing out zombie make-up ready for We Don't Care for the Outside. 

He then proceeded to wear it around the flat for the rest of the day, creeping everybody out a little.

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CREW INTRODUCTION - JACK PENDRAGON

Roles occupied: Primarily a scriptwriter and 1st assistant director. Occasionally produces and does makeup fx. 

In his own words: Queer as heck, and dead-set on living a thousand adventures. 

Notable productions: We Don't Care for the Outside, Middle of the Road, The White Cat and the Butterfly

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Jack shows off his new Summerhill team t-shirt. 

We're quickly realising the flaw in having roles printed on the shirts, as people keep swapping and we're not all the same shirt size, but hey. It builds a sense of camaraderie. It also helps new(er) members get to know who everyone is on set.