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There always was always are and always will be trans people.

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Idk how to keep going on

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Sobbing every day can’t be good for my health

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posted on Kate Bornstein's substack

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Found several packs' worth of pokemon cards strewn across a target parking lot and took a pic to show my friends without realizing how much my outfit elevated the scene to "aftermath of a wizard duel"

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it is sooo hard not to cry at work

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look at this video of a mouse eating soup and bread and butter

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Im craving... $000,000

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just fuck off of me.

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well that's no good

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Why was it a universal experience for people who were teenagers in the 2010s to have a way older online friend who would use you as emotional support and would be suicidal every other day. And you’d be eating dinner with family pretending to be normal while your significantly older online friend was going through a crisis over text. I’m still not even close to the average age they were and I literally can’t imagine doing that in a million years

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I recite this word for word at least like once a week I’m sorry but its written so well. Rocket ships to nowhere is crazy

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we should hype up bottom surgery more i think. both twitter transphobes and chronically online trans people really like to be disgusted at phalloplasty, vaginoplasty, ext. and i really think we should treat them as cool and sexy and neutral like top surgery scars or whatever

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My third question concerns your late wife, Gemma. What about her? In your intake interview, you cited her death as a primary motivator for severing. Do you remember what you said?

SEVERANCE — 2.02 "Goodbye, Mrs. Selvig" — 1.03 "In Perpetuity"