Oct 30, 2014
Hi! I had to re-upload this video. Sorry folks! In this video, I talk about being Agender, my transition journey so far, and future transition plans.
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Hi! I had to re-upload this video. Sorry folks! In this video, I talk about being Agender, my transition journey so far, and future transition plans.
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Transgender Day of (In)Visibility
The Transgender Day of Visibility didn't apply to me personally because I'm not visibly trans. Society at large still thinks I'm a woman without question. A lack of boobs makes absolutely NO difference AT ALL. I get called by some form of female pronoun everyday, and when I correct people, they don't seem the least bit apologetic. You'd think the OBVIOUS lack of boobs would draw attention. Especially since I wear tiny, tight shirts from the children's department. How TIGHT do my shirts have to get before they realize it? Should I wear shirts from the toddler's department instead? I guess I have to write "I am not a woman!" on my forehead with black eyeliner to get people's attention.