“things are often chopped and cooked before they’re served and ate”
i tell myself as I experience The Metamorphosis by franz kafka for the 5th time this year.
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“things are often chopped and cooked before they’re served and ate”
i tell myself as I experience The Metamorphosis by franz kafka for the 5th time this year.

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the most heartbreaking part of being a transmasc but being visually afab is that if i looked a different way i wouldn’t have to act differently and fight so hard to be accepted with the rest of the guys.
how to stop people from automatically assuming i’m a girl no glue no borax
"He said- She said-"
But it's one customer being unsure on how to refer to you to yout coworker
nothing sucks quite like being trans at the doctors

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rant from an it/its user
cw: childhood sexual abuse, no detail given.
i use it/its. i use he/him, too, but first and foremost, i use it/its.
but, mattie, i hear you say, why would you want that? why would you want to be seen as less than human? why would you want to be seen as someone-- something-- that isn't granted humanity?
i've read the posts, the comments, the anon hate, the other trans people who feel that i am too trans and too weird and too odd to also be deserving of love, care, and respect.
i use it/its because i was molested as a child. that's it. my humanity was routinely violated as a kid, and therefore, i now don't see myself as human. does the therian thing have something to do with it? probably. does my mental illness have something to do with it (and hey, the abuse caused the mental illness)? yes. it does.
i'm a member of a group that is constantly dehumanized as a whole. i know that it/its can be used to hurt people. i'm well aware. i don't need the soapbox discussions about how i'm awful because real people get dehumanized by these words, and real groups face this sort of hate, i'm aware, i am transgender in the united states.
i am still a binary man. and you all loveeee to say "pronouns don't equal gender" till pronouns aren't equalling gender. i'm a man. that's not up for debate. but good god. no one cared about my humanity till i gave it up to learn how to heal. my humanity was ripped from me, and now that i have learned to love who i am, despite the pain, i am told i am in the wrong.
it/its users shouldn't have to explain why we use these pronouns. i shouldn't have to air out my trauma to be respected. that goes for EVERYONE. you shouldn't be forced to explain why you use they, or she, or he, or xir, or bun, or anything. pronouns are a way to explain to people how you want to be respected. what i am asking you to respect is that i am finally reclaiming the fact that i've been hurt and now i have a permanently changed view of who i am.
i shouldn't have to expose that i was abused. i shouldn't have to tell you, the wide and anonymous internet, that i am traumatized, but till you-- ESPECIALLY OTHER TRANS PEOPLE-- learn how to be normal about those of us who aren't using the standard he/she/they lineup, i am going to make you all deeply uncomfortable by realizing that it/its users might not just be the **qu1rky transtr3nd3rs?!?!?!** that we are usually made out to be.
also HOLY FUCK, they/them doesn't equal it/its, please quit making yourself more comfortable by actively insulting me and showing me that you REFUSE to respect me. it is listed in my blog first because i know i'm still gonna get predominantly he/him-ed.
tl;dr: use my fucking pronouns.
god fuckin damn.
it hurts differently to be invalidated by another trans person
Metal (All my life)
A (kind of) poem about my experience with my Gender (The Fluid) Enjoy! Or don’t idk be nice to me please: