Feb 3
The little lion is mad about something..
He looks so adorbs with that hat on
@shame-in-you @axlthetwink87 @bassyperson @deftism
Lil pupper
seen from China
seen from Ireland
seen from Norway
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Malaysia
seen from Norway
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Peru
seen from Norway
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from Norway
seen from United States
seen from China
The little lion is mad about something..
He looks so adorbs with that hat on
@shame-in-you @axlthetwink87 @bassyperson @deftism
Lil pupper
James
Host TM
He/Him
23
Trying his best
@nighthouse
The happy lion
He likes his hat
@deftism @zupazkota0 @axlthetwink87
I am so upset and lonely this is unreasonable. I can make it one weekend without my wife. I will be fine.
*starts crying*
The sleep thing is going bad
Ykno that phrase about beating a dead horse or whatever. I feel like the horse.
Im really fucking sick of being told im not as oppressed for being trans as trans women. That my transness is not as much of a struggle for me as it is for amab trans people. That I do not suffer like others do because the gender I am present myself as is not oppressed.
Yes trans women go through phenomenal violence and danger and fear just for existing. That does not negate the fact that I do as well. That I am also very visibly, irrevocably trans. That my transness is an immense struggle for me. That I suffer too.
I have been verbally, physically, and sexually attacked for being trans. It happened when I was a teenager and first came out, and it happens now, as an adult who has been medically transitioning for years.
I will probably never pass 100%. I will probably never be able to prevent people around me from finding out if I'm trans if they go looking for that information. Currently, everyone knows I'm trans the moment they see me, the moment they learn my name, the moment they hear me speak. And it feels dangerous. I feel fear. I experience violence.
Trans women do too, a lot. But I keep seeing posts come across my dashboard talking about how trans men will never understand the fear and violence towards trans people firsthand, that Arab trans people aren't a target for violence conpared to amab people. It hurts to see that. Because I know that I will never not be a target. And this is just another instance of my experiences being swept aside in favor of my agab. So I'm upset.
I made dinner with my wife and roommate tonight! We made oven fries and fried Mahi Mahi! I did the fish frying and it was a bit scary dealing with the hot oil, but they turned out really good!