My mom's support of me being queer is very complicated but I think my favorite ally thing she started doing is when she buys things for me and my sister she gets me the "boy" version. She carries the Disney Jr's Marvel department on her back
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My mom's support of me being queer is very complicated but I think my favorite ally thing she started doing is when she buys things for me and my sister she gets me the "boy" version. She carries the Disney Jr's Marvel department on her back
Sam Reid as Lestat de Lioncourt = Gender
Avoiding injuries my entire life only to sprain my wrist in platforms.
some thoughts on being trans as it relates to growing up Christian. Happy TDoV and happy Easter :) 🏳️⚧️🕊
But isn't a trans man someone who transitioned into manhood?
Yes, but everyone has their own experience for what that entails exactly.
For me, technically medically, im afab so ive transitioned into a man. But for me , I never felt like I was a girl, Ive always felt like I was just me, and that me is a boy, now a man. If people say I was a girl as a child, it feels wrong and incorrect. People seeing me as a girl just appalled me. My deadname was and is someone else, completely disconnected from me.
I dont have a connection to girlhood, the closest thing is that I always liked dolls and animals lol
I had a mostly genderless upbringing, but anything that was gendered felt like I was an outsider getting a peek in, for years bc of the disconnect I felt I was a ghost operating a girl puppet
I was always a boy, now Im a man, and for me hrt is medical intervention, to fix what estrogen did to me.
Some trans men feel like they were girls, some trans men feel like they were boys that were seen as girls, some trans men felt genderless, some were always boys etc etc
Its up to each person to decide what is more accurate to their life
I say im a trans man, cuz I had the experience of ppl seeing me differently and not having my body fit me, and taking measures to mend that. Ive transitioned in the eyes of other people, not mine
and bears repeating: this is what my experience as a trans man has been, everyone has a different one, even if similar. Everyones exp is valid, this is just what its like for me
the one thing that’s good about being sick is that my voice goes an octave deeper even if i speak in friendly loli voice
i sound like a prepubescent american kid but if it works it works
i still miss singing though
why did my favorite song of sza have to release when pleghm is coverin my throat rn
to those ears who havent been blessed yet:
Oh dear… (cw: needle and syringe)
(Fan Art!)
I think Eddie is afraid of needles and dreads doing his T-shot each week. It’s not that he doesn’t want the T, but he’d prefer it didn’t come from a nasty poke every Monday. Thank the stars Frank always remembers. Now that I’m thinking about it, Eddie would genuinely forget sometimes if he’d done it. Poor sap.
If it’s not obvious, this is based purely on my experience with T-shots 😅 it might be silly, but it’s a comforting thought to me that Eddie might share my struggle haha. I’m very blessed to have people in my life willing to help me 🩷
taped my boobs up to stop having a sweaty fuckinh binder on all day and now my skin is all rashes and irritated from the adhesive ARGGHH what's a guy gotta do around here to have a flatter chest