i rlly like firefly's fantasy disability as disabled rep btw. theres smth incredibly heartbreaking abt being born a weapon of war and not being indestructible but instead just . losing all sense and power. like burning up inside . she just wants to be happee and find the meaning of life it makes me so !!! waah. also mecha armor <3 SAM <3 trans allegory <3
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gm: does anyone like pro wrestling?
me: I do!
everyone: 😲
(months pass)
Abraham: I'm going to Oppenheimer, but I'm gonna wear my all-pink suit. And then my friends wanna see Barbie so I'm gonna wear all black to that
Redlocks: don't tell me you're buying into that Barbie shit
me: I'm actually SUPER excited for the Barbie movie
everyone: 😲
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In a rural town, where nobody had heard of cosplay before (me included) i cosplayed fem Ranma when i was 13 at the school's carnival party
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what if i did like the opposite of mirror pronouns huh. like. use whatever pronouns for me that you(or other participating parties in any given convo) Absolutely Do Not Use.
you use she/her? call me anything but that.
you use he/him? they use they/them? call me anything but those.
you use any pronouns? only refer to me as my name
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Am I a bundles-and-dries-herbs-cottagecore-style femme or a returns-to-the-house-in-a-muscle-tank-sweaty-and-smelling-of-woodsmoke butch? The answer is yes.
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hey happy trans day of visibility. i'll get visible why not
i'm nonbinary, specifically genderfluid. i identify with this label because idk, even though i look back at my childhood and spot signs of dysphoria and gender fuckery, i don't feel like i was ever masquerading as something i wasn't. i'm just different now. and i may be different again in the future. i was a little girl then, and i'm a little bilv now.
i'm AFAB and just passed my 2 year T anniversary. i'm loving it, and just like putting together a pinterest board of hair and fashion styles to figure out how i wanted to present my truest self, starting T to change my voice and body and facial hair was just another step in that. i love how i look now and love all the changes T has brought me.
at this point i plan to remain on T indefinitely, but knowing a friend who took T for four years then stopped because she got to where she wanted to be, i feel safe and comfortable enough to stop if i ever change my mind. this is why visibility is important 💕
i don't plan on having any surgery at this point. i thought about top surgery for a while, but considering my fluidity and how much i've enjoyed tits in the past, i think i want to keep them in case i ever want to focus on them again in the future. this is the only thing i "struggle" with; how much i would like to have a flat flat chest right now, but know i may not want that in future, and surgery is so definite. thankfully i'm happy with binders and am small enough to live in a comfy middle ground.
i'm so grateful for all the trans art in the good omens fandom, especially @chernozemm's explicit illustrations that highlight how fun and sexy tcocks are. i did look into phalloplasties and matoidioplasties once before, but never felt as strongly about it either way, which didn't seem like a good basis for such an intensive surgery. now i'm less ambivalent about my genitals and actively love them
(i also suffered from vaginismus my entire life, until about 2 or 3 years ago when i started engaging with more nsfw content and must have just? exposure therapy'd myself out of it?? it feels like i didn't do anything at all and it just went away on its own, which made me personify my vag a bit, bc i'm so fucking proud of her. now we're finally getting along, i'm taking her to my grave)
keep drawing, keep writing, keep sharing. every little thing you put out there helps people like me love ourselves more, and hearing other trans stories only helps solidify how real and genuine we are for feeling the way we do about ourselves. happy tdov
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