Queer Jona

Heya whores uhhh… i thought I’d keep a bit of a record I guess taking photos of myself every now and then reviewing how well I pass, might do something to help someone’s confidence at least, uhh I might also make this partially a proper mini blog thing about my time transitioning so I might be able to maybe help one person along for if they’re confused and don’t know how to start trying to present and (hoping) actually transitioning, so I’ll do a mini rant about what I’ve done so far… sorry for the block I guess!

So the mini list is:

-I started picking up on mini feminine habits (Like how I walk) and training my voice, still not done much for the latter, picking up a skin care routine (nothing much just face wash and moisturiser, exfoliate once a week)

-I came out on June 1st in my own fabulous cake way

-a weekend later my carer asked if I wanted to go shopping with her for clothes, I said no and she got me some herself (about the 8th)

-earlier today I accidentally grabbed my foster sisters moms jeans downstairs because I didn’t have any trousers, fucking fabulous but my carer picked up on it and lightly pressured me to change into clean trackies, sadly.

-I’m now still working to pass before I come out to my college and still growing out my hair as my carers were adamant I cut it at the start of the Christmas lockdown

I haven’t come out to them yet

The conservatives earlier in may mentioned many grave issues in the queens speech, firstly the continuation of the disastrous police and crime bill which any Brit will let you know is the gravest attack on civil liberties since the proposed ID cards act under Blair. They also mentioned the restriction of persecution of British soldiers in Northern Ireland in response to increased tension in the region. The Tories also have supported yet increased tax cuts -only for employers of course- despite the increasing debt as a result of the governments bungling of covid.

Moving in continuation from covid, the queens speech fails to mention Tory plans to aid the economy in the wake of it, and lacks any specific content on repairing the NHS which was so brutally attacked by Austerity and not relieved during covid. Instead the Tories have graver, more questionable focuses.

Having opposed constitutional reform since its inception it will come as a shock that the conservatives support constitutional reform. A bill to reinforce the outdated doctrine parliamentary sovereignty in the courts where Parliament already holds complete power was suggested, a bill removing the 5 year minimum election frequent disguised as a repeal of the Fixed term Parliaments Act which was so quietly repealed in 2020, and finally a plan to sow the seeds of a Trump-esque voter fraud myth by imposing Identification cards for voting which will massively effect poorer and minority groups in the UK, withholding their right to vote under the guise of defending against the single piece of voter fraud in the 2019 election are all the constitutional reforms they proposed. They are awful.

I have not a clue what I want to do here, so have this picture of my baby!