bleeding on the inside?

hey!!! my name is deer :) original posts on this blog will be tagged “its deer,” but also there are some under “its julian/moose,” names i used to use.

my pronouns are he/him/his!! but im working on finding ones i like better >:)

words i use to describe my gender: nonbinary, genderfluid, genderflux, bigender, demiboy, genderqueer. generally, i identify with womanhood and being nonbinary

words i use to describe my sexuality: lesbian, gay, sapphic, wlw, nln/nblnb, trixic, enbian. i’m not attracted to men or men-aligned folx as a rule

exlusionists, transmeds, truscum, etc...... you can talk to me i guess i’d like to hear ur points but know off the bat that i dont agree with you and if you’re not polite i’ll block you

i’m a fantasy and sci-fi buff so never be afraid to come talk to me about non gender/sexuality stuff. i’m so excited to hear about it!!

my star trek sideblog is @ashs-tylers and over there i talk about trek!! although it is mostly discovery content, i do also cover the original series, deep space nine, and enterprise

my star wars sideblog is @idens-versios and over there i talk about how gay star wars really is and ahsoka tano. also copious mandalorian content, and my ocs

my supernatural (i know, i know) sideblog is @samwitchs and i talk about plenty of things aside from samwitch, like deancas, and the extent to which i was hatecrimed by the finale and all fifteen other seasons as well

my cobra kai sideblog is @karate-hell and over there i talk about....... 80s nostalgia lol

like yes obviously on the front that it’s better for disabled people. i have chronic pain and i used to work a job that I absolutely didn’t have to stand for but they made me stand anyway, and we literally didn’t even have chairs in the break room. your options were to stand always or to stand most of time and like, crawl on top of a bag of flour the rest of the time. which meant MY options (and the options of the other disabled employees) were to work shifts so short that we weren’t able to get by, or to push through often excruciating pain. that situation is agonizing it is dehumanizing it is frustrating and of course it’s part of how capitalism disenfranchises disabled people