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Anonymous:

can we talk more about what’s happening? I’m actively terrified for my life right now as a stealth trans person living in the U.S. I’m so terrified so scared and I don’t think people are talking enough about what’s happening and how our rights are literally being massacred right in front of our eyes because the people of this nation chose to define us as less than human. They see us as creatures, things that don’t deserve rights and I’m terrified for my future, for my life. Is it even worth it to keep going and let these people destroy me or should I have mercy on myself?

death is always painful because it involves all of your body’s systems failing at once. you live in order to make them have to go out of their way to “destroy” you. you do not subsidize them in that. the more work they have to do to kill 1 person the fewer resources they’ll have to continue killing.

the hormones for DIY HRT will probably stay around because cisgender people use them too. we cannot give medical advice, seek it while you still can.

currently, the fascists are aiming for economies of scale. elon musk is literally trying to embezzle the usamerican federal government about 5-6 trillion dollars that would’ve been used to allow millions of people to spend money & stimulate the economy. so the economy will crash like capitalist economies do every 4-7 years.

in conclusion, build resilience by getting involved in various mutual aid groups. look up how the Black community, Indigenous communities, communities of color, disabled communities, and tgnciq2s+ communities in the past have dealt with the levels of oppression being faced now, especially since trans people are being targetted as a way to escalate genocide against Black, Indigenous, Communities of Color. Go to protests, avoid kettling/containment/fatal funnels, practice harm reduction, practice privacy. look up maroon colonies. if you’re outside USA then look into how slavery worked in your locale’s history, because that will inform your practices.

good luck, peace and love,

eve

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charliettea:

FREE zine :)

A Trans Person ___ Here.

(Fill in the blank with a verb wherever you decide to leave this zine).

available on my ko-fi


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VD: Charlie’s hand flips through their mini zine titled “A Trans Person Blank Here”. The blank is meant to be filled in by the reader. The cover of the mini zine features the trans pride flag. Inside the zine are landscapes and skies with a few people in them. All done with physical collage, then scanned and printed. The zine contains some text that affirms that trans people have been here and will be here forever.

positivelyqueer:

mackerelllll:

from @/vero_muerte on tiktok!!

found this video at <2000 likes and i NEED more people to see this because. yeah.

Transcript:

“Maybe I like looking trans “oh your voice is too deep” Maybe I like having a deep voice. Maybe I’m not your femme fantasy. Maybe I’m my own fantasy. I love looking trans. I fucking hope that when I walk down the street, they say, “look at that transsexual!” And just maybe someone will see me and think, “hey, I can live that way, too."”

Anonymous:

I have massive fuck off tits and can't wear a traditional binder because I'm not physically able to put them on or take them off (love being physically disabled and my body falling apart) do you have any recommendations of SAFE accessible binders because as much as I would like to get a zip up binder I would rather not fuck up my body more and I know those things are bad for you

Readers any feedback?

January  28   ( 3 )

Anonymous:

So I'm 18 I live in the Midwest and my family is very religious. They are still very loving. But when I tried to come out as MTF they did not accept it at all. They confiscated a lot of my things. I know in their minds they think they are doing what's right for me. I basically had to un come out and pretend it was "just a phase". I'm also struggling with my faith since I was raised in an Evangelical environment. Any advice to payroll my parents into accepting me? I know that sounds fucked but.

Honestly, the confiscation of your materials is a tactic used in conversion torture (aka conversion “therapy”), and because they’re Evangelical they’re likely going to refuse to look up information that would actually help you. A lot of harm can be rationalized against you as “them wrongly thinking they’re doing right”. Grow as much distance as you can between them & yourself in order to protect yourself because unless they’re going to look up the gender-affirming information themselves then they’re not going to listen to you. Also because of the white/Christian nationalist administration’s genocidal attacks on our community, start saving gender-affirming resources such as glossaries etc, if your internet is not being snooped on.

I would recommend looking into lgbtqia-affirming churches. Various churches & synagogues stream their services on youtube. In addition, if there’s anything you associate with connection to the divine such as live music or something, then look for secular versions of that. Also look into resources regarding religious trauma because obviously religion has been weaponized against you. Secular versions of that would be looking into recovering from high control groups, such as certain businesses.

I’d also suggest making an emergency bag & an escape path in case DV against you escalates & you have to escape for safety.

Good Luck, Peace & Love,

Eve

January  28   ( 3 )

Anonymous:

Can you just say hi Rowan. I wanna try it out


Thank you!!!!!!

Hi Rowan!

January  28   ( 4 )

Anonymous:

Hello, this is mostly venting i guess but if anyone do have any advice i would appreciate it.

I have questioned my gender for many years even if I still havnt completely understood it yet.

I had a boyfriend during all of my late teenage years (we were together for 3 years) and I have really started to miss him even though we broke up over a year ago. I think a part of it was because he made me feel loved but I think a larger part of it is because he is the only one who has ever known about my struggles with my gender. Like he knew i wondered if I am a trans boy and he helped me a little to experiment with things by calling me his boyfriend and using he/him pronouns and things like that. I think this is what I miss the most because even if I think I might be not completely cis in some way i do not want to ever come out because I am happy enough with my life now and what people call me and treat me and i am afraid that i will miss parts of it if it turned out that i am a man (and i am not even sure what i am so it is not worth it to think too mush about it). But it still felt really nice to be called masculine terms by someone and it made my heart skip and made me really happy. I want someone to see all of me (even what I dont understand myself) and nobody does that right now. I guess I also want to tell my friends that I am fine with he/him pronouns and things and it would be nice if they tried that for me sometimes but I am too afraid and I feel like it is wrong of me to do that if I never tell anyone else and if I am not actually trans and never come out or transition, it would put them in a weird position and they might also think im really weird for not doing anything else about my feelings and not even knowing what they mean. I dont know what to do now, it all feels lonely and scary. I do not want to ever bring it up, but I guess I want them to see that part of me still, or even ask me about it because it would be easier. I do not want to change anything with my life because im too scared and what if I regret it as im not sure what i want, but i also dont have the energy to ignore all these thoughts completely. I wish i had someone to talk about it with, who could see me as I see myself, without me having to play some sort of part either way. I wish I could be both a boy and a girl, i wish i were a boy, I wish nobody was confused, I wish I knew what I want. It is exhausting

(I dont know if I made it clear how i feel but thank you for this blog)

If you’re too afraid of regret then don’t do anything irreversible.

Get started on asking your friends to use masc terms for you like he/him pronouns. Once you do stuff related to presentation, you can maybe go from there regarding questions of identity, etc.

Good Luck, Peace & Love,

Eve

January  28   ( 3 )

Anonymous:

(ftm questioning) (very long, I'm sorry)

i used to be openly ftm, (cut my hair, changed my name, changed my pronouns, tried to bind) but eventually returned back to presenting as cis (although my pronouns have never been definite and i would say at times i present more masc than fem) and in both situations I've been happy with how i present, but recently I've been questioning a lot more and it's really going around and around in my head and i just can't come to a definite answer so I'm wondering if you have any advice

i like how i present rn (feminine (sorta), mostly use she/her or she/they or some variation of that, if not just saying any pronouns when i really don't know) and I'm happy when people see me and call me pretty when they see me as a girl (does that make sense ?) but theres still that feeling in the back of my mind when i see guys "i wish i looked like that" "i wish i used he/him pronouns" "i want a "guy name"" and mainly just "i wish people saw me as a guy", but I don't want to be fluid, because thats sort of how i am rn i guess ? and thats not what i want. I want to be one or the other. When i question being ftm i want to me fully m, when im not questioning I'm happy being fully f. staying in the middle isn't for me, and I don't want people to see me as in the middle either

my family isn't the most accepting, but they aren't transphobic either, i really don't know how they would respond to me if i came out as trans so I don't know if that affects how i feel in any way

should i try being ftm again ?

any advice at all helps sm, I'm sorry it's really long and confusing 😭

and I'm sorry if anything is worded wrong or i get any terms wrong, I'm bad at wording most things 💔

So IDK why you changed your presentation, but I would look into that to understand your relationship with your new presentation. Like is it out of safety or something else? What were your thoughts about being a guy vs being a girl back when you were openly ftm?

The main thing I see here about your relationship to presenting feminine is that you like being called pretty when you present as a girl. My question is, could you present “pretty” as a guy?

Good Luck, Peace & Love,

Eve

January  28   ( 2 )

Anonymous:

hi!! This feels pretty tame, but I’m 17 and no HRT transmasc, and an insecurity has popped up that I can’t shake. It is this: I’m scared that I have been making myself less feminine since childhood because no one has ever showed interest bc I’ve never cared (ace), and I think I’ve internalised that I’m not attractive at all in a feminine way, so I might be in a masc way/ I need to not try to look nice in a feminine way because I won’t. Is this a thing or am I overthinking it??? Like I might wear fem stuff if I wasn’t made fun of for it/thought I looked bad. Incidentally I’m also occupied that I pass and look cool… and then my face/jawline ruin it. Thanks for any response

Firstly, don’t center people being attracted to you in how you dress. There are so many styles for that, and you first need a style that will play well with your gender dysphoria/euphoria. Also how other people act is on them, not your clothes, don’t victim blame yourself fof harassment you’ve received.

If your face/jawline is making you insecure then try looking up references of masc people/presentations with said jawline. I’m guessing you need to look up the name of your face/jawline shape first and then from there google something like men with said face/jawline shape.

Good Luck, Peace & Love,

Eve

January  28   ( 5 )

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