YALL just finished reading oh, my, love is a lie! by artiest on ao3 and it was AMAZING literally incredible highly highly recommended
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Can the "trans men are oppressors" crowd do me a favor and try to find mental health resources for trans men in their area? And I mean real resources not just videos and articles. Any support groups for trans men? Any therapy groups? Are local queer centers reaching out for specific resources to trans men? Does the local sexual health center have information about birth control, abortions, fertility? Is there a shelter for trans men that they can be safe in without misgendering themselves? Are there any social groups for trans men?
If they're so privileged, where the fuck is it?
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but if the silence takes you, then I hope it takes me too
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wip that I may never finish but then again maybe.
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Why is my mom trying to insist on sending me tuition as if she didn’t tell me multiple times that they’d stop supporting me if I transitioned. As if I didn’t say okay and have been transitioning and covering my own tuition for two semesters already. Why is she saying “we intended to pay for your tuition” like nothing happened and as if we haven’t already had this conversation. What happened to my parents why do they always use money like this.
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I want a girlfriend but I'm an ugly lesbian :(
Hey, Anon! Well, first off, I doubt you're as unattractive as you think. We're usually our own worst critics (I can attest to that).
But even if you aren't physically attractive by conventional standards, so what? I see people walking around and online all the time who I wouldn't consider conventionally attractive yet are in relationships. And they look happy!
It's true that as a lesbian, your dating pool is smaller than if you were straight, but the sapphics are out there!!
Some people have success finding dates on apps, but if you're comfortable going out, I'd recommend joining some groups/clubs/doing social activities you're interested in, since getting to know like-minded women in person is a great way to show off who you are. Your interests, your skills, your quirks that someone will fall in love with. And who knows? You may meet new friends or pick up a new hobby in the meantime!
Final thoughts: you are enough. And as my grizzled and surly old coworker used to say, "There's a lid for every pot!"
I try to remember that for myself.
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You're posting anime high schooler panty shots uwu and sending death threats to your ex, while calling them delusional.
I'm tripping over that ex's panties while rearranging the furniture and offering them a comforting hug while they struggle to keep up with the amount of spam accounts/posts you and your friends keep making.
We are not the same.
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I could make a whole essay about why Future State! Jon is the best version of Jon. Like, nothing can top him
[Maybe Jay... But that's not what we are talking about]
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can i convince my therapist to get ao3?
what happens when you put two neurodivergent queer people in a room for therapy?
currently? i persuade him to engage in my hyperfixations and special interests. so far, he's listened to some of the magnus archives, and read red queen (victoria aveyard)
i wonder. what else can i convince him to do? maybe, read the six year special interest that i've been writing and publishing on ao3?
should i?
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i’m looking for advice from other queer poc especially asian ones but im not even sure i’ll find it 😭 how do u guys open urself up to strangers/practitioners like therapists? the one time i had one trauamatic events were literally happening while i was seeing her and i could never bring myself to talk about anything other than surface level insecurities and feelings. how do u combat the insurmountability of being known?
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