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OOH BITCH DO I GOT SOME NEWS FOR YOU!

Birth name? Nope, it’s icky

Pronouns? He/they (but peeking at some neopronouns)

Gender? So fucky wucky that you can’t really tell, but if you squint it’s trans masculine.

I hope that in my lifetime people can question their gender, sexuality, etc. without judgment. Without prejudices. Without homophobia.

Because right now, I’m just keeping it all to myself because I’m scared of what people will think of me. I don’t want to come out before I know who I am, but that will take me a long time and I-

I’m ready to not be what I’ve been for the last 14 years of my life. I’m ready to try something else.

Questioning my gender is a lot tougher than my sexuality, I guess. I mean you can just say you’re queer for your sexuality and you’re pretty much set. Gender is a whole other thing. It’s pronouns, a possible name change, possible physical changes, possible hormone therapy, and all other sorts of things.

But I guess it’s sort of the same too. I don’t exactly have a nail on my sexuality. Identify as queer because I know I’m not straight. And I think that’s gonna be the same way with my gender too. 

So currently, I am non-binary. My pronouns are she/they. And I’m still going by my birth name but that may come into question.

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I hope that in my lifetime people can question their gender, sexuality, etc. without judgment. Without prejudices. Without homophobia.

Because right now, I’m just keeping it all to myself because I’m scared of what people will think of me. I don’t want to come out before I know who I am, but that will take me a long time and I-

I’m ready to not be what I’ve been for the last 14 years of my life. I’m ready to try something else.

Questioning my gender is a lot tougher than my sexuality, I guess. I mean you can just say you’re queer for your sexuality and you’re pretty much set. Gender is a whole other thing. It’s pronouns, a possible name change, possible physical changes, possible hormone therapy, and all other sorts of things.

But I guess it’s sort of the same too. I don’t exactly have a nail on my sexuality. Identify as queer because I know I’m not straight. And I think that’s gonna be the same way with my gender too. 

So currently, I am non-binary. My pronouns are she/they. And I’m still going by my birth name but that may come into question.

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Maybe this is wrong, but I don't care. Trump tested positive for COVID-19 and I am holding out hope that his symptoms will be difficult and he will finally begin to take this pandemic seriously. I don't want him to die, I just want him to be educated and stop talking about this matter so carelessly. I am terrified that even though he's symptomatic, his symptoms will be mild and he'll get on TV to say "It's not as bad as everyone claims it is," because he is the type to only validate someone's experience if, and only if, he experiences the same thing. Here's to hoping that will not happen. After all the pain and suffering he's caused, I honestly would like to see him suffer for once and get even the slightest glimpse into the way other people feel. I truly believe that empathy could change even Donald Trump for the better.

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Why did men think women were inferior? We have always been the same species, it’s just that women had baby feeders strapped on their chest and the ability to give birth.

Why were women “inferior” or “lesser”? Yes, biologically speaking, most women have less muscle mass than men, but that doesn’t mean they were only competent for raising children and homemakeing. Why were woman told to be soft and docile? Why were they told they were below men just because of there sex? They couldn’t control their sex!

Why did it take until 1920 for women to finally receive their right to vote in the United States of America? A right they should’ve had in the first place?