Dorian Wilde

[PT: "AFAB/AMAB reader" is improper! Writers, please stop.]

AGAB =/= anatomy! Intersex people can be AFAB or AMAB, and anyone (intersex or perisex) can go through sex-altering surgeries or HRT!

Please, I am begging people to popularize the following as tags:

#Estrogenized-leaning reader (Or "#E-lean reader" for short) #Androgenized-leaning reader (Or "#A-lean reader" for short) #Androestrogenized-leaning reader (or "#Anes-lean reader" for short) #Unspecified reader (or "#Unspec reader" for short)

To add along with the previous tags, if genital anatomy is necessary to discuss:

#Reader with penoscrotal setup (or "#Reader w PSS" for short) #Reader with vulvovaginal setup (or #Reader w VVS" for short) #Reader with ambiguous setup (or "#Reader w AS" for short)

To add along with the previous tags, if reproductive anatomy is necessary to discuss:

#Reader who menstruates #Reader impregnation (with the mpreg, fpreg, & enpreg/nbpreg hashtags.) #Reader with seminal vesicles (or "#Reader w semves" for short) #Reader with prostate

And ofc, these aren't gender tags! Add gender tags! These are anatomy [PT: anatomy] tags.

Don't come at me with the "thats too many tagsssss" bullshit, either. Thats like, five tags max, and only if all three categories are relevant to your story.

Example:

#A-lean reader #Reader with PSS #Mpreg #Reader impregnation #male reader

Me when I write for 2 hours: 500 words

The penis has been freed

yes

YES

“You updated!” = “You cleaned your room!”: Pleasantly surprised. This one’s okay.

“You finally updated” = “You finally cleaned your room” Wow, thanks a lot mom. See if I clean it again if you’re going to be so passive-aggressive about it.

“Please update.” = “Please clean your room.” I literally just did.

“When are you going to update?” = “When are you going to clean your room?” Oh my fucking god, mom, let it go.

Ones that just say nice is like getting a thumbs-up from an absentee-dad.

Hello, my name is Dorian! I'm a transgender man with POTS and hypermobility, along side a few other co-morbid disabilities. All of these things make it unsafe for me to bind frequently as I faint easily and it's also extremely difficult for me to find work.