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new novella just dropped! not my longest and not my most polished, but I think you will enjoy it. :^)

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surprise!!!!
new novella just dropped! not my longest and not my most polished, but I think you will enjoy it. :^)
being surrounded by people who do not understand what my identity is/means to me is torture. im not a man and im not a woman. gender and social norms have been kicking me in the butt lately. Being nonbinary sucks so bad because no matter what youre never gonna “pass” no one sees a nonbinary person (unless theyre also queer) and doesnt think twice abt it. i will never get called “they” naturally. i always have to talk about it and the moment i do i get taken unseriously. my room is so hot and i took my shirt off to chill and not overheat, and it made me sick looking down and seeing these things attached to me.
being trans is not a mental illness but its something so weird, my head and how i see myself in my head does not match up to what i was born as and it actually is a very serious thing its not like “haha queer wokeness” i feel sick in my head and im never being taken seriously!!
i recently spent a week at a college where they had gender neutral bathrooms and it made me feel so safe and i was never worried about what people thought as i went into the bathroom. being in public where there are no gender neutral bathrooms is torture and ever since i got back from thag college ive felt so sick having to pee in public
I LOVED "You Weren't Meant to be Human" by Andrew Joseph White. It was honestly one of the best books I think I've ever read. It said everything I wanted it to and was horribly gore and disgusting while doing so.
I haven't many people I'd recommend this book to though. It was a rough read and wasn't made for everyone. I'd love it if you read it, just heed the content warnings.
I do, however, think that every single person who makes any decisions about an afabs right to their body should be REQUIRED to read it. The whole thing. Read what you are doing to people. Be disgusted.
I haven't watched the backrooms yet (sacrilige I know) but from what I understand, "still lifes" are made from peoples memories right? hence why their features are sometimes wrong, due to peoples innacurate memories. Has anyone taken this in a trans direction? I've been seeing some people make stilllife ocs, basically still lifes of themselves. and I thought about making one of my own. But then i thought. well. it would be myself pre transition for the most part wouldnt it?
Imagine the horror of that. To find the version of yourself that is in others minds. to have. Proof. Evidence. that people do not view you in the way that you are, in the way that you want to be, in the way that you choose to be. There is this version of yourself. that is a ghost. and it is stuck here. and you cannot help it.
A dinner out with the inlaws; It's a regular enough occurrence. I've never been like this in front of them before, but only the oldest and most conservative seems to give me any sort of sideye. I expected that, so I can pretend it's not happening.
I excuse myself, turning away from the table and moving past some other boothes, with families or couples that I turn my face away from. It's the only part that they would question. My hair is great, and the dress I'm pretending to adjust looks great on me. They don't give me more than a couple glances.
Making it past them all and into the small alcove towards the back of the restaurant, I finally look up. My heart skips a few beats; I never expected to deal with this. Two doors, two options, two ways for me to be abused or accused. Normally, I would pick the one that matches my face, but my clothing tells a different story. To risk my body or risk my freedom; I have to pick fast; I can't just stand here!
I go through the door to the mens restroom and pray that anyone inside doesn't want to see what's under my skirt.
hi, all!
i’m bertie (he/they), aka professor homestuck, aka coldairballoons, aka any number of things. i’m a graduate student, short fiction writer, accidental poet, horror theorist, dashcon 2 panelist, and occasional artist based in texas :)
in case you haven’t guessed, this is a side blog wholly dedicated to compiling things for my research. since a bunch of my work surrounds fandom, fan involvement, and accessibility, i figured this could be a good multimodal approach to sharing scholarship!
i’ll go more in depth… at some point, but for the time being, you can find more on my youtube channel and website :)
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Category: 18+ Relationships: None Fandom: Dead by Daylight Tags: OC, Transphobia, Nightmares, Horror, Memory loss, 1st person POV
"In the glass, his reflection was a flayed thing. The skin was gone from the torso, revealing raw, red muscle, and a ribcage of shining chrome-plated steel. Where his breast should have been, there were two deep, smoking craters filled with flickering, blindingly saturated blue light. The reflection leaned forward, its eyes—his eyes—glowing with a toxic, electric hunger."
(snippet of my novella: Transport of Körper and Tagträumen)