People calling me specifically a "theyfab" is really quite funny considering I explicitly don't use they/them and I have also never publicly stated or implied my AGAB.
People just assume I was assigned female because I talk about supporting transmascs & trans men having an important place in the queer community. Intracommunity discourse people assume anyone who disagrees with them has a vagina. Some of you really are not beating the transandrophobia & straight-up misogyny allegations. I'm not even transmasc, I just have, you know, compassion for my fellow queers?
I hate this feeling. I hate what others might say about it. This forsaken curse that makes me incompatible with the flesh suit I was born with.
I hate dysphoria. I hate it when people around the world say "it can't be that bad"
And in some cases they're right. In some cases it isn't that bad. But it's when they're wrong that dysphoria gets dangerous.
That urge that can turn to violence or sadness or both.
The urge to crush and fracture the skeleton that makes your body shaped the way it is.
The urge to skin yourself so you don't have to look wrong.
The urge to remove yourself from the equation all together so that you can try to free yourself from this feeling that you aren't in the right body.
Waking up feeling like you're possessing a stranger's skin.
Being misgendered.
Simply existing and having a thought occur that makes you wish that you could simply give up or make everything fix.
If I were in a different state I wouldn't have had to wait another year. But here I am in one of only two US States that don't view people as adults until they are 19.
One more year after this one.
One more long fucking year.
I hate this vessel I am trapped within.
I hate waking up and feeling disconnected from the very skin that portrays my being.
I want to cut all the skin off. I want to shatter every bone and destroy every last atom of the genes that forced me to develop this way.
Sometimes it's not this hard. But today it's harder than I could imagine. The only thing keeping me from desecrating this flesh suit is the knowledge that deep down, it won't change a thing and it won't make anything better.
So now all I can do is wait.
Wait until I'm old enough to actually make an impact to alter my being.
Wait until I can actually look at myself in the mirror and see me.
Wait until I can actually feel happy and like I'm inhabiting my own skin, for more than simply a week at most
Fucking jinkies, I did not know about this. It's frankly terrifying that Neo-Nazis are here and anti-trans legislature is shadowing what the Nazis did. I am scared of my own future, being only relative weeks from starting HRT myself
if you're just joining us, george takei is having to educate jk rowling on holocaust denial
I absolutely LOVE the song "No Such Thing As A Hollywood Ending" from the 2018 movie "Anna And The Apocalypse"
It is an amazing beginning song as it fits with how the main characters, Anna and her best friend, are feeling. It fits with emotions and it gives little bits of insight as to the lives of random background characters. Any song can do this, but what makes this song special?
Warning, spoilers for this amazing Christmas musical under the cut. I recommend you watch the movie before reading all of this
First, it is called "No Such Thing As A Hollywood Ending" which hints to the fact that the film isn't going to play out how you would generally guess it to. This is then reinstated with the line "this is not the story you're dreaming of, the one where you get all you want, so stop your pretending, no such thing as a Hollywood ending" which then calls to the fact that many of the things you may want don't happen. The father isn't saved, the couple don't make it out alive, the grandma dies, the best friend is zombified.
Then there's John(the best friend)'s lines. He says that "the nice guys don't always get the girl" and he doesn't. He never gets to have that more solid relationship with Anna because he sacrifices himself for her, letting her live. He, the nice guy, doesn't survive and instead the bully does.
Then there's the lines of the couple. Christian and Lisa want a "love never ending" and Christian directly states "I'll never disappear" and these things ring true. They are both zombified in the end and are set to eternally linger in that room, occasionally bumping into one another. They are forever together in their undead state.
And then this all ties back to the very message of the song: "No Such Thing As A Hollywood Ending". No one gets what they want, it doesn't end how everyone expects. It's a comedy musical set during Christmas and so it would generally come to mind that there will be a happy ending where the main cast survives, but that doesn't happen. Only two of the original cast survive in the end, with Anna being the only one of the initial cast to survive. The bully and the butch are introduced later on, with the bully receiving even less of an introduction than the butch.
As the film progresses you want Christian to arrive to the musical number Lisa sings, you want Anna to get back to her father and survive, you want Anna and John to eventually get closer or maybe even get together.
But none of this happens.
"So stop your pretending, there's no such thing as a Hollywood ending"
Pride clinic opens finally today, hopefully I can get an appointment set todayyyyyyyyyy
I only have so many days I'm going to be able to have an appointment in the near futureeeee
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
I'm anxiety and patience is waning and aaaaaa
Ive already left a message to them via call and a text
I am just impatient and over hyped myself for today and I need to breath
The more you know β¨π³οΈββ§οΈ
I wanted to make some stamps bc I've been seeing some floating around. I'll probably make more later, but I'm happy with this batch :)
Feel free to use these!!! I would love to see some of my art in the wild. Though please credit me :D
A poem about my lost slugpup, Timmy. A farewell poem that's long overdue.
π³βππ³οΈββ§οΈshe/her, lesbian, posts very infrequently, rainworld lover, venting person, safe place for: therians, LGBTQIA2S+, furries, disabled/differently-abled, respectful people
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