do what it takes to survive

on may 25, 2026, an unidentified transgender woman was found dead at brays bayou in houston, texas.

she has yet to be identified as of may 27th. our wider community is completely silent. the trans population in houston has dwindled, with things like the registry of us, increasing restricted access to healthcare for minors, and less legal protections by the day.

i dont have the words to begin describing the pain this brings me. in an effort to bring some awareness, and to honor her memory, i want to leave a few things at the site her body was discovered. i plan on bringing flowers, and a poster detailing the situation.

please, reblog this with comments of support and love, or reply to this post. i want to transcribe these onto the poster(s) and show that she was loved, even if we did not know her personally. she deserves dignity in her death.

the closest thing to real soulmates you can find

we fought in the same trenches and have a warrior's bond that carries over into every stage of life

friend i sit next to in every class and pass notes to/whisper to constantly

academic peer/colleague that i respect and have a little intellectual crush on

neighbour in the same apartment block that i say hi to on the stairs

neighbour across the street who i wave at every morning and evening

we're regulars at the same bar

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I especially like their useful sites subsection, which makes for great web surfing (say, when's the last time you surfed the web?) but also here's their section on HRT, or maybe you'd like to see some tools to improve this dysfunctional website?