#transviolent

I love blood, gore, fashion, horror, drinking, drugs, and debauchery. You can talk to me if you want, I only bite a little! Just don't be a bitch if I don't DM back in like 2 seconds. I do have a life offline lmao.

I'm chronologically over 18 (YUCK! GROSS! BARF!) but perma15. If you call me an adult, I'll call you something worse ^_^

pro-paraphile, anti-contact for zoo/MAP/necro, proship, profic, radqueer-neutral. no DNI, I'll just block you if you piss me off

cisIDs; cisTetoKasane, cisdemon, cishimedere, cismentallyill, cisjirai, ciscute, cisscary~

trisIDs; trispersecutoralter, trisevil, trisharmful, trisvillainess, trissynthesizer, trischimera, trisinfluencer, trisgyaru, trisragebaiter :D

transIDs; transstreamer, transvtuber, perma2020-2021, permateen, perma15, permaonline, transcannibal, transmurderer, transshoplifter, transmanipulator, transpsychopath, transtourettes, transtourettesfaker, transillnessfaker, transscenequeen, transjiraikei, transdevilworshipper, transcyberbully, transtoxicfriend, transabused, vocavoice, transaracial, transSWer

kins; hitomaniasongkin, medicinesongkin, icantdecidesongkin

neurospice; HPD, NPD, Himedere Minded Personality Disorder, ADHD, major depression, trans(?)bipolar, trans(?)BPD, transpsychopath (transitioning) + more

paraphilias; sadist, transgurophile, transdacryphile, transcardiophile

pronouns; any pronouns idgaf. some I like sometimes: she/her, he/him, shehe/herhis, shi/hir, hime/himes

boundaries; Ask whatever you want. Don't expect commitment from a self-identified villainess. That doesn't mean we can't have fun, though~! I'm not exactly a sadist, I just have lots of rage to take out ^_^ I don't really care what you get out of it, but don't flirt or get horny on main about me if you're a chronominor. You know better.

If I cross your boundaries with conbullying/abuse/harassment, say that I crossed your boundaries. I'm a bitch with consent (and I am better than you for it)

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Opening bands can often be hit-or-miss, but LANY’s opener Transviolet made an obvious impact on the crowd. Vocalist Sarah McTaggart kept the audience’s attention, despite the technical difficulties with the microphone at the beginning of the band’s set. McTaggart, along with band members Judah McCarthy, Michael Panek, and Jon Carciao, drew the crowd in with their alternative indie-electronic style that’s a bit hard to pin-point. Songs like “Bloodstream” and the band’s new single “Future” stood out amongst some of their other, more well-known songs like “New Bohemia” and “Girls Your Age.”

During the break between sets, the audience began to get restless waiting for the lights to dim. When they finally did, the crowd viewed a video of Whitney Houston singing the national anthem. After the audience participated in a quick “USA!” chant, LANY stepped onstage and broke into “4EVER!,” the first song off their “I Loved You.” EP followed by “yeah, babe, no way,” all of which was sung word for word by the crowd in front of them. Their fifteen-song set covered the majority of their discography and kept the audience intrigued by mixing upbeat dance jams with slower, piano-led ballads like “Someone Else.”

Lead singer Paul Klein was all smiles throughout the night as the ecstatic, sold-out crowd sang along with every word. His clear vocals sounded very similar to the recordings. Drummer Jake Goss sat on a drum riser near the front of the state allowing the audience to watch his phenomenal skills up close and Les Priest worked his magic on the keys and guitar. I found it was incredibly difficult to take my mind off the band’s performance. After it was over, I found myself seriously missing the environment. This show definitely took me from casual listener to long-term fan.

Photo by Rachel Leonard Photo.