one thing about me is that there will always be a very sad guy who's doomed by the narrative & there will always be the familial polycule or whatever so desperately trying to save them & the family n polycule's actions will always have world-rending consequences which either make things better or worse depending on where my mental health is at during the time of writing. this is something you must understand about every heart project i have ever worked on or become attached to since the dawn of time.
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🫵🏾 DEAR EVAN HANSEN ENJOYER 🫵🏾
NOOOO NOOOOO NO NO I PROMISE THAT WAS JUST FROM 7TH GRADE I PROMISE.....!!!!!!!
that was the year i had to sing dear evan hansen songs in my school choir. it was a dark time
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still absolutely reeling from the fact that I unintentionally tricked another trans guy into thinking I was cis, like totally threw him off my trail, literally just by having the name kevin. because why the fuck would anyone name themselves kevin on purpose
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^ My face upon realizing Ryuto Tsukishima is actually an autistic-coded character after re-watching his character episodes and with how I portray him, it actually makes a whole lot of sense for him to be neurodivergent... especially when I re-read his interactions with Rae’s Sonia. Plus, he’s canonically called a ‘savant’ and I have unknowingly written instances where he was able to effortlessly ‘mask’ ( aka act in ways others might consider “normal” in order to be accepted by them ).
Also, come to think of it, the reason I feel so strongly about Ryuto being more understanding/kinder to neurodivergent people is likely because he happens to be autistic himself...
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If you know anyone who seems really chill to the point of being virtually indestructible, like nothing could ever bother them in any way, could get hit by a train and just shake it off and be totally fine, laughing it off as soon as they've dusted themselves off and stopped bleeding, but who occasionally just randomly falls apart to complete fucking smithereens with seemingly no cause nor warning, only to get back up again a few minutes/hours/days later like "ok yeah I'm fine again that was weird lmao", and you've ever wondered what the fuck is up with that:
They are actually not ok and most likely are not ok at any point. The whole "hardiest person you know who just collapses randomly sometimes" thing isn't a deliberately constructed façade, as a matter of fact it might be something that they actually personally believe themselves to be. But in reality this is somebody who's either unintentionally learned or has been deliberately trained to hide negative emotions and mask symptoms at all costs, as the #1 priority that goes over any other survival needs.
So even though it may look like they go from 1 to 100 completely at random and unpredictably, and then swing right back again to being totally fine, you have no way of knowing how long they've been at 95% before the last line of defense broke down and the system collapsed. And once they flip back up, odds are that they just managed to scrape their shit back together again just enough to get their backup masking systems running. The "check engine" light never turned on because the wire was clipped years ago.
If this is you, this is your callout to seek some sort of help. I'm telling on everyone in this room including myself.
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Why do so many people refuse to be normal about queer people who are attracted to men? The sheer amount of times I've expressed attraction to men only to be met with shit like "oh so you're a masochist" like do you think that's cute? It's just fuckin homophobia and it's even worse when it comes from other queer people.
Attraction to men is not painful, it's not suffering. And I refuse to be shamed into hiding my attraction by a community where I was told I'd be accepted for it.
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Oh no the book from the perspective of an annoying teenager has prose written in the voice of an annoying teenager
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