if you look for the light, you can often find it

Lord Brocktree

The Legend of Luke: In the Wake of the Red Ship

Martin the Warrior

Mossflower

The Legend of Luke

Prologue and epilogue to Mossflower

Outcast of Redwall

Mariel of Redwall

Prologue and epilogue to Martin the Warrior

The Bellmaker

Salamandastron

Redwall

Mattimeo

Pearls of Lutra

The Long Patrol

Marlfox

Taggerung

Prologue and epilogue to Lord Brocktree

Triss

Loamhedge

Rakkety Tam

High Rhulain

Eulalia!

Doomwyte

The Sable Quean

The Rogue Crew

its like when they try to figure out if you’re poor by asking if you have “reliable transportation,” hoping that ppl will explain that they dont have a car without actually being asked. things like that.

Transgender strength moodboard

Lee says:

Our newly updated dysphoria page has info on coping with dysphoria! 

This post gives some suggestions for asking parents for a binder. When you have a conversation with them, make sure to emphasize how you feel about your dysphoria, how bad it makes your mental health, and how it’s not a permanent and irreversible change.

This link tells you how to get a binder without parents knowing if they can’t be persuaded. 

You can change your name unofficially/socially with the friends you interact with without legally changing it, and we have info on our coming out page on how to send an email to your teachers asking them to use your prefered name for when you get your classes for school.

Lee says:

(Context: I’m AFAB, genderqueer, transmasculine, and non-binary.) I started using they/them pronouns some years ago because I was uncomfortable with she/her pronouns, and I’m not a boy so I didn’t want to use he/him pronouns because it would lead people to assume.

If you want to use they/them pronouns you can, even if you don’t really mind she/her or he/him. It’s whatever makes you the most comfortable! If distancing yourself from the binary is what’ll make you happy, then you shouldn’t feel bad about doing it. Some info on they/them pronouns is here.

Three places you can try on pronouns online are:

The Pronouns Dressing Room

The Pronoun Place

Practice with Pronouns  (TW for some disturbing sentences, they’re modeled after the Welcome to Nightvale podcast)

Adding on! 😊

I use they/them because I prefer gender neutral pronouns for myself and that is the set of gender neutral pronouns that people in my life will respect. When I went by neopronouns, which I do prefer to they/them, I feel like people didn’t take my gender seriously.