I watched a cut of “Yael’s Gender Identi

via http://ift.tt/2uICgDY:
I watched a cut of “Yael’s Gender Identity Storyline” from Degrassi: Next Class the other day and it was a really… interesting take on nonbinary existence. it was interesting how some stuff was super relatable and resonant, like, uh, dysphoria, but there was other stuff that was just… orthogonal to my nonbinary experiences. use of genderfluid/genderqueer instead of nonbinary, not identifying with any other LGBT labels, not seeking out community with other lgbtq people, not identifying as gay or bisexual. it’s not like “oh that would never happen” but I… don’t know anyone it’s happened to, that’s for sure. of course, my experiences aren’t universal, and are highly dependent on my environment.

timeline

via http://ift.tt/2urKZ23:
oct 2011 age 14
already identifying as trans/nonbinary/agender/something like that
jan 2012 age 14
begin relationship 1
may 4 2016 age 18
begin relationship 2
november?? 2016 age 19
end-ish relationship 1

supermunchor:In Japanese, they don’t say

via http://ift.tt/2hNcttd:
supermunchor:

In Japanese, they don’t say “moon,” they say “tsuki,” which literally translates to “moon,” and I think that’s how language works.

nubs-mgee:he was just excited to tell everyone about the

via http://ift.tt/2vRVbRZ:
nubs-mgee:

he was just excited to tell everyone about the frog…..

when I was like 14 I had a typing quirk. it was that I typed formally, with correct capitalization,.

via http://ift.tt/2fvzQXu:
when I was like 14 I had a typing quirk. it was that I typed formally, with correct capitalization, and used a new line after each comma and period, including in the middle of sentences.