#creativity blog

I am technically " genderdoe " but here's the thing. I'm irish(wasian) AND otherkin so I can in fact use the term genderfae. I think being otherkin just makes me even more qualified. Its not like fairies are inherently bad supernatural creatures.

This isn't a means to flex or whatever, I think the fae are an integral part of my culture; its the fact that I want to reconnect with my irish roots as much as possible as a filipino person LOL. Filipinos have their own versions of fairies, I'd argue they're MORE violent 💀 But we also had polytheist goddesses like many other ethnicities.

LOOK. Halloween is literally my culture I think I can reclaim genderfae more than anyone y'know??

I personally don't mind the use of genderfairy?? But it like, implies all fairies are the same gender I see where that gets confusing LOL

But not all irish people are like that. I honestly don't think fairies are meant to be dangerous. They're like earthly extensions of guardian "angels". Or something.

They are simply spirits of nature that misunderstand humans to an incompetent degree. Also like, some myths like the "changeling" are pretty ableist 😒 So then I was like. Alright that's a flawed folk tale.

I've always believed/pretended I was a fairy so like it heavily is ingrained in my gender you see! Its my spiritual connection. Some people are afraid of spirituality because of the fear of manifestations and that's okay.

I quite like the idea of random dogs screaming good advice at me.

Anyway! This is based on a tweet I saw about the college admissions scandal. All those rich, entitled and utterly mediocre people...they never questioned their right to bypass the hard work stage in order to get what they wanted. It didn’t even cross their minds! Real imposters believe they deserve everything while doing absolutely nothing of merit (#fucktrump). And even worse, they take the place of the talented people who should be there instead (#fucktrumpagain). And here we are, working hard, struggling for every small triumph, and yet questioning ourselves when we succeed. Or getting negative feedback on one thing and then starting to believe it applies to the big picture.