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Drew this since last week.

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9298) I pass so well no once knows I'm trans ever, even if I sleep with them.

The only people who keep spoiling it are my family, when all I want to do is forget the past.

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everyone enjoys a good cat socks

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I never know ATM card has expire date,

until my card expired.

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Happy birthday, shompu !

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY AP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! shompu HAVE A JOJO RIKA ok the jojo style is confusin to my tiny babby brain but

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timeline

here’s me when i was just a li’l tike

this is me about 10 years old

and then…. this happened…… 12.9 years old

then high school

graduation

cut my hair! (baby’s first cosplay)

about 1 year ago - another hair cut

the first selfie i ever posted (10 months ago)

5 months ago

the past two months

i honestly never thought i’d be happy with how i look but i’ve come so far and i’ve gained a lot of confidence! i still have a ways to go though.

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Had to do a political cartoon about a social issue, so i did this. 

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ISAAC ASIMOV ‘A lifetime of learning’

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amber liu // seoul fashion week 

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18-year-old Rizurit on the street in Harajuku wearing a white lolita look from Baby, The Stars Shine Bright with a Prism Paradise purse. Full Look

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林田 沙綾 (Hayashida Saaya)

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Just to be clear:

November 20th is Trans Day of Remembrance.

March 31st is (International) Trans Day of Visibility.

Both are very important dates.

TDoR was founded in 1998 to remember the murder of Rita Hester (and the fact that we know about her death is due to the diligent work of her community, that is, Black trans women: discussion here), and thus memorialize trans people who have fallen victim to attacks and raise awareness of continuing violence.

TDoV was founded much later, in 2009, by Rachel Crandall as a celebration of trans people, specifically citing that the sole holiday for trans people at the time was TDoR, a more somber day.

Both serve to educate and raise awareness, but come from different historical contexts.

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