idk using he/him for dr loboto just registers as misgendering to me. Idk. I just cant do it. i dont have the heart. i dont have it in me. like its perfectly fine when other people do it but when i do it its like "Is this truly what she would have wanted..."
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gets up on my little stage with my secret little four followers blog and turns off reblogs. i think that a lot of current mcyt/mcyt fandom rn would be defending anne rice literally suing fanfic writers who shipped her characters. creators do not have a say in fan works or fan spaces for a REASON. they dont get to say what we make just like we dont get to say what they make. if we dont like their work we can avoid it just like if they dont like ours they can avoid it- UNLESS. someone else. decides to shove it in their face. can you fucking imagine. youve got this one story trope that you absolutely hate or that makes you really uncomfortable and this one jackass keeps showing it off to you. and that is somehow the norm for some of these fandoms??? i have seen elder fans cringe away in HORROR at the concept of how involved mcyt creators are in their fanbases. i grew up writing fics plastered with "I DONT OWN THIS" disclaimers on a website that, straight up, Did Not Allow You to post about certain works by certain authors. if an author didn't want you to create any fanwork, you Were Not Allowed. Doesn't that sound familiar. stories are built on top of other stories on top of other stories on top of other stories. it doesn't matter if someone creates something that grosses you out- all those authors who were disgusted by the queer shipping of their characters were ABSOLUTELY grossed out. the point isn't protecting the creators from others' creations the point is to take inspiration from something you love and to MAKE !!
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gender's funny right?
like. as i get older and reflect i think about things. like how i never liked purses. i had a wallet for as long as i could remember. then it was a pocket knife acting as a money/card clip. then back to a wallet, but never a purse. because fuck purses.
i didn't wear my first bra until i was in my 20s. now i got little tits, so it was okay, but i just never liked them.
i wore "boy" clothes because they were more comfortable. i ran around in chucks because i like them better than other options (and the punk phase never really passed).
and so long i thought i was just lazy. that putting on makeup, wearing "girl" clothes, wearing "girl" shoes, just took extra effort and i wasn't willing to do it.
now my family was awesome. no one ever treated me weird or told me i needed to do something different. i got the chucks i wanted for holidays and nice new wallets/pocket knives, etc. they embraced my insane love of all things flannel and plaid. when i wanted to fuck with my hair - only ever insane colors, I've always worn it really long - or get piercings or do whatever, so much support.
but if i had been in this generation versus the 90s/00s, i think i would have been so much more comfortable in my own skin because society was never as nice as my family. highschool was the fucking worst.
when i did my corporate america stint, i couldn't be normal me, i had to be girl!me. hair. makeup. heels. the hated purse. nails.
but also like, sometimes i totally love putting on the dress, and i have a closet full of super sexy heels (and I've got nice legs so that works too).
but as this time moves forward, i can see these parts of myself with so much less guilt. I'm not letting myself down, I'm not less than because i want to wear the things i like, but i can still choose the days to play dress up.
and i still totally feel like a girl, in so far as that i feel sexually feminine (but not at all straight because that's so not my bag - BAG JOKE), and it's nice to be able to be both. or not both but just me. I'm really happy about how the world is moving forward (for all the steps back it takes).
tl;dr i got sparked by a post about purses, and spilled my gender/identity stuff all over a random post. woo.
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