#isuggestcompassion

Hello, you can call me Aryeh! I use he/him and I'm a trans man dating a trans woman (hi wifey ily! <3). I love transfems, trans women, transmascs, trans men, intersex, nonbinary, xenogender, and genderqueer people alike, and I think both transmascs / trans men and transfems / trans women each have their own struggles and unique experiences, and the best way to try to combat them is to unite instead of fight.

I block transphobes!

This blog was created to support everyone and compassion. No one group should be hated because of their intrinsic traits!

If you have any posts you'd like to send me, feel free! DMs and asks are also open!

While this generally leans towards a more trans-centric blog, with a lot of trans and intersex related posts, I'll include posts about all types of people and problems! Any and all positivity and compassion for anyone is accepted and encouraged!

I'm a college student who was very ambitious with his schedule this semester so I created a queue! It's currently set to 1 post a day, but hopefully if I get more active and queue more posts at a time I'll increase the queue to 2 a day! I'll go through all my asks at once, usually on a weekend, but I might not get to it each weekend and I'm sorry about that!! I'll try my best to respond to them frequently though! If you send me a post to reblog through asks, I'll reblog it once I see your ask and then post your ask, so those won't be added to the queue.

Categorical tags are under the cut!

Don't forget to take your meds if you have them!

Drink some water! If you don't like the taste (or lack thereof), you can try adding some water flavoring or some fruits in it!

Don't forget to eat something that nourishes your body! It's important to eat things you enjoy!

Tell someone you care about that you love them! It can help you feel some positivity and it spreads positivity to other people!

Try challenging yourself to learn something new! It can be rewarding!

Clean up one thing from a mess or chore, even if you can't do it all right away it can be helpful to even just get a little started!

I sincerely and wholeheartedly agree. Together we'll be able to protect and support each other and our safety, but if we're divided, our power to support each other will be that much less.

I have a suggestion for all the separatists!

Like undiagnosed autistic kids will be punished over harmless symptoms that are treated as "intentional naughtiness", and think if only they were diagnosed that wouldn't happen. But then diagnosed autistic kids are subjected to medical abuse like ABA that seeks to force them into normality by punishing harmless symptoms.