Frustrated Ambassador

•transcend distance•

For @brightlotusmoon (she got the original)

I did this on my phone on ibis paint lol.

People who are bigots online are bigots IRL.

Never forget that.

"well nobody is really mean like this IRL where I am" because if they were they'd likely get attacked or something so they say it online and work behind the scenes where you don't see it.

You can't "it's just online nobody is actually being hurt by this" your way out of it.

Folks on sites like 4chan and kiwifarms and others who do harm hope you think people only act this way online so they can keep getting away with it.

I would be a scientist. or a horseback rider. or a prophetic philosophy maker or whatever. or a writer or artist worth people's time. I would be a musician perhaps. I would be a spokesperson, or a technician or an engineer. I would be an astronaut even, or a photographer, perhaps foster life. I would be a swimmer maybe. I wanted to be a pilot. I wanted to be an archer.

I dreamed I was at an excision concert trying to video some of it on my phone. The flashing light beams were a whitish blue so I think I know which performance it was. But I had a weird little seizure in it and my alarm woke me up and I didn't feel right, like how I feel after a seizure.

There's going to be people who genuinely don't know things, teetering on the edge of growing hatred of us because of their ignorance.

You don't have to be niceys or whatever. You don't even have to personally educate. Find people that are happy to educate, or even give a neutral toned piece of education yourself.

Because I'm intersex, and "AFAB" doesn't do SHIT when you're visibly male-looking to even doctors since birth. They tried to 'fix' that with intersex genital mutilation and oh oops, I grew "masculine" anyways.

I'm a trans woman, and nothing you can say will prove otherwise. I am at the mercy of every transphobe I come across, especially authority and medical.

Not all intersex people identify as queer/LGBT.

So many of them are like 6ft (~183cm) and that's WILD.

They deserve comfort and time and patience and support too. Without caregivers, us disabled people would not survive.

They still can get stressed, and overworked and will need breaks and rest.

Please remember to thank your caregivers once in a while.

We shouldn't have to be thankful to be allowed to exist. I agree. But we are reliant on others for survival and life, and they deserve to be treated well too.