#evos shit

YES I CAN!!!! order up!!

(made a few different versions and then their transparent versions underneath)

feel free to use them as u wish.

happy trans day of visibility (still not 12am! i did it in time!!) have some transfem jax and a random test gif i made that i wasnt planning to post anywhere. i threw this together real quick cus lokey i didnt realize it was trans visibility day ^^'

ive been reflecting a lot the past few days, coincidentally, on my own trans experience and all ive gone through. it was like i knew on some instinctual level that it was trans visibility day lol

i think the hardest part was admitting to myself i was trans, and realizing the world would have to know if i ever wanted to have a life. coming out would mean disappointing everyone i knew. it would be painful for me and my family. it would mean being a freak- no longer getting to skirt by unnoticed.

there is no greater feeling of being trapped than when you're closeted and don't know if you'll ever have the strength to come out.

no matter where you are in life, please keep going. things wont get better unless you make them better. can you keep living like this? how long can u keep this up? you have to do something because it's all that matters. nothing else matters. you have to be yourself, even if it's just when you're alone in your bedroom, find a way to let yourself out of this cage, bit by bit.

there's still time to be who you've yearned to be. there's still time to figure out who that you is.

she's a professional rage baiter. real life twitter user

it's the same "boys go to Jupiter to get more stupider. Girls go to college to get more knowledge" bull shit from grade school.

Anyway, if ur trans, what's one thing u do that's typically considered a trait of the "opposite" trans experience.

aka if ur trans femme, what's one "trans masc" thing you do/feel/experience, and vice versa?

(feel free to answer if ur any kind of gender queer, non-conforming, intersex, etc.)

ill go first.

i dont pass at all, or on the rare occasions i do, it's a "could go either way" thing. However, my voice is very deep, so it outs me as trans (whether ppl see me as a trans women or man depends of the person). This means im hesitant to speak sometimes if i feel my voice outing me will put me in danger or create a negative situation. I relate a lot to trans women and their anxiety around their voice outing them and potentially putting them in danger.

another example i heard from a transfemme on reddit was how she was on HRT but didn't tell anyone yet, so to avoid questions and outing herself, she had to hide her titties via the classic trans masc strategy of baggy clothes and hoodie.

anyone remember the lesbians?

a peak at something ive been working on the past like... week lol

who knew drawing a comic took so much time 🙂‍↕️