Sincerely the Genderthief

Please, please, please, please, please, take it away.

Take my gender away!

I don’t need it. I don’t want it. My agender self really doesn’t need it. Just… let me be my best nonbinary version, please!

-emia, meaning presence in blood.

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The crime scene

⇒ Multifandom blog ➣ (series/films) (books) (anime) ⇒ Writeblr, langblr and studyblr ⇒ My visual arts ⇒ Literature, classical art and philosophy ⇒ Music ➣ classical, classic rock, goth, metal and indie ⇒ Dark Academia ⇒ TTRPGs and videogames ⇒ Horror, true crime and oddities ⇒ Medicine and science ⇒ Travelling and lifestyle ⇒ Further info: linktree

The Murderer

⇒ Name: Leite (they/them) ⇒ Age: 21+ ⇒ Blood type: [confidential] ⇒ Murder weapon: blood, sweat and tears ⇒ Profession: medical student ⇒ Location: Portugal ⇒ Languages: Portuguese, English, Spanish, French ⇒ Other details ➣ (linktree) ⇒ Hobbies ➣ TTRPGs (DnD, CoC, VtM, BitD, etc.) | writing | reading | drawing/painting | horse riding | swimming | HEMA | sportive fencing

Note: I am on holidays, therefore I won't be that active till the 26th July

Confidential Information

This blog may contain sensitive content. Everything potentially concerning is tagged under the tag "cw". Still, user discretion is advised.

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I am not a shipper. I don't ship fictional characters. I couldn't care less about who fictional characters are fucking. I couldn't care less about who you want fictional characters to fuck. I couldn't care less about the sexuality of many fictional characters (not that I don't think it isn't important for representation purposes though).

The point is: you want to ship something considered "problematic" or "controversial"? Go ahead, I couldn't care less. I can block tags if there is something I reeeeeally don't like/don't want to see. I am not a pro-shipper, because I am not even a shipper myself. But if people want to ship and they are not doing anything illegal, I really couldn't care less. Make sure to tag stuff accordingly, so people can block tags they feel uncomfortable with though. It's common sense.

Thank you so much for tagging me, @paeliae-occasionally!

One of the WIP parts I am keeping is this cheeky dialogue:

"Considering using me as a model? I am rather flattered.", he let out, obviously, amused by the girl's threat, to which she simply responded with another one. "Indeed, it's going to be entitled 'The murder of Edgar Frost', by Cléo. I bet it's going to be in exposition in the Royal Academy. What a shame you won't be able to attend."

Thank you for tagging me, @the-letterbox-archives!

Ok, I know it sounds weird, even more having in consideration the current Purple Hyacinth brain rot, but I don’t ship. I don’t even ship my own characters, usually. If my characters have/had a relationships in the past, it’s likely to spice up their trauma hahah. However, I have some “odd” (not really) platonic dynamics I like to explore in my writings, so I am using that:

Mentor x Student: bonus points if the mentor is grumpy and the student rebellious.

Flirty Extroverted x Misanthropic Introverted

Bad Bitch x Badder Bitch Than Thee

Enemies to Friends: enemies to lovers is also good, but not something I feel compelled to write about. Maybe one day though.

“I don’t own you, you don’t own me: we choose to be with each other because we only want to be with each other” or whatever else we can call this dynamic. Ok, from this list, this is the only romantic one, I believe.

Hi hi! The term "bi aroace" can be interpreted in various ways, depending on the individual's sexuality. In my case, I consider myself "bi aroace" because:

I don't feel sexual (asexual) nor romantic (aromantic) attraction on my daily life. At all. I am pretty much on the aroace spectrum, and "aroace" is the label that I think that fits me the best.

There were cases, however, in which I felt romantic attraction (and sexual one, I think, not sure though). And this attraction was towards both men and women (bisexuality).

In this context, mentioning my bisexuality was important, to emphasise the alienation towards gender, when it comes to a criteria regarding sexual/romantic attraction.

Terms like "demisexual" or "greysexual" could also work, but I feel like my levels of attraction are so, but so so low that it really doesn't matter that much to mention them to me. And yet, there are times in which I am really happy to know that I can be attracted to people for who they are as people, and not for their gender and/or sex.