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"why suck a strap?" have we all forgotten the beauty of theatre? have we truly fallen so far as to think the mind mustn't be pleasured too?

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I was looking at wrapped gifts under the tree today and saw one to me from my mother, tagged with
“ B Ves”
She started to write my dead name, then corrected herself. She is TRYING to get the hang of my new name. Though it is very difficult to be patient sometimes, remember that it’s a transition for you AND for those around you.
Keep your head up and happy holidays!! <3
My mom has three sons, she just doesn’t know it yet.
My mom has three sons...but now she knows!!
“Stranger” -a trans poem
Wholeheartedly,
I stared in the mirror
for an hour that night.
I gazed into my own two eyes.
In a moment
like a never ending twilight,
I felt my heart collapse
in on itself.
This body
in which
I have walked upon the Earth
is a tomb.
For twenty years,
a billion cells have fought
to keep me alive.
A vessel,
a means of transportation,
a shell in which my breaths
have resonated
and released
time and time again.
I see a soul
stuck in between
who it is,
and who it wants to be.
Awoken from pleasant dreams,
oh few and far between
they may be,
I feel foreign in my own skin.
As if I haven’t known these cells
for decades.
A sensation of surprise,
and the purest disgust,
engulf me, reflection staring back.
Who is this person I see?
Do they know me?
Stranger,
please be kind.
Teach me how to live,
how to stand it
in this warm flesh.
Until I can morph it
to be a home
and not just a place of dwelling.
v.e.s.
Unexpected things/tips about top surgery:
-give yourself more than enough time off work/school/life to recover. I spent the first week in bed and couldn’t do anything on my own. I was still uncomfortable and in pain during the second week. I didn’t have full mobility until 5 weeks.
-laying down/sitting up was very hard to do by myself. And laying down is the scariest trust fall you’ve ever done. I was crying as my mom lowered me down onto my back.
-I couldn’t hold a water bottle up high enough so you need straws to help you drink.
-You’ll need help washing your hair for the first 2 weeks. And it’s probably best to not shower until your drains are removed because your chest is scary to look at. When you do shower it’s hard to wash your armpits. I used a removable shower head but I needed help getting it down because I couldn’t reach high enough to get it.
-my drains used maxi pads under the binder and my mom had to change them while I closed my eyes because the one time I looked I almost passed out after seeing the blood.
-I couldn’t walk farther than the bedroom to the bathroom for the first week. You need someone to make and bring you food.
-nerve damage. My elbow got sharp pains when I put weight on it trying to sit up/lay down and at random times.
-your incisions will really hurt if you try to lift your arms before 2 weeks. When you do lift your arms, don’t put them higher than they can go. It took until week 5 to be able to reach directly above my head with a straight arm.
-don’t let anyone/anything hit your sides/back because there is blood clots/swelling there that will hurt a lot.
-follow the instructions your doctor gives you such as wearing the binder for 2 weeks so you heal nicely.
-I had a really hard time even writing/holding a pencil/moving my arm up to the paper for the first week. And I certainly couldn’t have worn a backpack so make sure you’re well enough before going back to school.
-When you start wearing t shirts again, put your head in first and then one arm at a time, making sure your arm doesn’t go too high because it will hurt.
-don’t try to do too much, rest and sleep a lot so you’ll heal faster. Don’t lift/push/pull heavy things for 4-6 weeks because it will hurt your incisions.

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Phases are VALID.
In the LGBT+ community, the word “phase” has become such a negative term. Some of us may have been told that our sexual orientation, romantic orientation, or gender identity is “just a phase” and we’ll “grow out of it” or, “get over it”. In that context, that idea comes from ignorance, but there is another side to the story. You see, phases DO happen. They are VALID. Being gay, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, asexual, transgender, or any and all other identities is not a choice. However, accepting yourself as that identity IS a choice. You can’t choose how you feel, but you can choose to embrace it or refuse it. It’s all a matter of how honest you want to be with yourself, or how honest you are ready to be with yourself. It’s a process. Every single one of us, both within the LGBT+ community and outside of it, is in constant growth. That’s life. You live, you learn, you grow, you change. There’s nothing wrong with that.
Sometimes, certain identities are stepping stones. Before I came out as lesbian, I came out to a select few people as bisexual. I genuinely felt that way at the time. Later on, I realized my attractions had changed, and that is perfectly valid. Identifying as bisexual gave me a way to “dip my toe in the water” so to speak, and begin to accept the possibility of liking the same sex. It doesn’t mean I was confused. It meant I was growing. Years later, when my gender identity began to change, I identified as queer instead of lesbian. I identified as gender non-binary, because I didn’t feel like I “fit” into the female or male categories. Two years after coming out as gender non-binary, I’ve come to accept myself as a trans male. Again, all of those identities are valid and countless people who resonate with them stick with it. Just because you identified as a certain thing for any amount of time, and don’t now, doesn’t invalidate those feelings.
I encourage you to do research. Speak to people with various identities, if possible. Everyone has a story to learn from. You never know what will be eye opening for you.
In summary, let yourself feel and experience the things. Allow yourself to try different labels, no labels at all, different pronouns, different names, etc. There is nothing wrong with trial and error. Give yourself time.
Top dysphoria conscious version of “calm your tits.”
Alas, I present to you, “Chill your chest meat.”
My mom has three sons, she just doesn’t know it yet.
College culture is when you want to represent your school by wearing all their merch, but don’t because you can’t afford any of it.
IT ISNT FAIR

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Closeted ftm trans culture
is when you change your Bitmoji on SnapChat to male and tell all your friends it’s just because you like the outfits
We finally figured out what makes Kristen Stewart smile: hot wings! The “Twilight” star posed for this amazing photo after dining at a Hooters restaurant in Texas recently. Get the details at Wonderwall.com.
yeah, hot wings, sure
wlw stands for Women Loving hot Wings
Me when I see hot wings
Just gals loving hot wings
I am not amused human.
Do you ever procrastinate so hard that your feed goes dry in every social media platform and you CHECK YOUR EMAILS
Le Marais - Paris France
Photo by me

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When you’re taking a buzzfeed quiz as a 13 year old and it says you’re not straight
After pulling an all-nighter from binge watching Orange Is The New Black: