@luverOfsushi
lol i havent been on here for so long
hru peeps
i would say “hope u feel better” but idk if im supposed to say that to depressed ppl ;-; BUT GLAD YOURE AWESOME, MENTAL HEALTH ASIDE
I’m doing pretty well too :D my school sucks but friends are nice!
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, GAYS AND THEYS (don’t mind that I stole this from snl, I love it) I HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT. so, im going into 9th grade after summer and I’m moving to a different state before then. YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS. I CAN BE ANYBODY. I need you guys to help me decide whether or not I should tell my teachers I’m genderfluid. Since I’m afab and I mostly fluctuate between feeling more like a guy and feeling more androgynous, I look naturally a bit too feminine for my taste and I sometimes don’t pass as well as I want to. If I go into this new school without telling my teachers, I might be labeled as a girl, but if I do, it means I have to tell them I’m trans and that’s their first impression/thing they know about me. Idk what to do lol
@luverOfsushi I would try to make them forget about your gender but still respect it. You should tell them some of your talents and interest so that the first thing that comes to their mind isn't "Oh its that trans student" but instead its "Oh its that student thats good at (whether your good at or have interest in)". But they still know that you are trans and can respect it. I don't know if that makes sense because i'm not good at writing but I hope it was helpful and good luck to you too.
You make incredibly good points. How exactly would I make a first impression like that? Idk how to, since I had been in the previous state for like seven years (arriving in 2nd grade, when I hadn’t yet realized that I am trans), and had already made my impressions without having to worry about this until later. Do I tell them as many other things as I can? Or just make them forget about my gender in its entirety, but still remember it enough to respect it? Sorry lol. Also, good luck with 9th grade :D
@luverOfsushi This may not be the most helpful but I would recommend just telling them. Mainly because if you don't tell them, you will go through the entire school year just being misgendered and that can be very annoying. For first impressions you just gotta make sure they know theres more to you then just being trans. I'm not the best at this stuff but thats what I would do in this situation since i'm also going to 9th grade after summer.
YALL I ACCIDENTALLY PUT SOME RICE IN THE MICROWAVE FOR WAY TOO LONG AND IT EXPLODED IDK WHAT TO DO HELP
i need to stop simping over cartoon characters
why do they make them so pretty tho TvT
im getting my first ‘boy’ haircut on June 27th :) I can’t believe this is happening im so happy
update: my dad asked my mom for the mosquito tracker and I thought he said “taquito fucker” ;-;
im writing a little thing that I hope will turn into a book and I’ve changed the names of the characters 8 times. now I have no idea who’s who-
✨BOOP✨
You have been booped. Put this on 20 other profiles, let the chaos spread
the fact that my favorite line in Degrassi: Next Class is- *prepares to dramatically state the dumbest line in televised history* “You dyed your hair… we thought you might [oof] yourself.”
Hey, maybe that's a little random but is it okay for you when I ask you a question in private?
@ h0pefull_bumb1ebee
Oh I'm sorry <3
Can I write you a personal message? Private and not on your board
@h0pefull_bumb1ebee I apologize so much rn, but my grammar ain’t Graeme ring today and I have no idea what you’re asking. Could u reword it plz? Again, very very sorry
I need lessons in angst lol
i tryna make a story that is all love and fluff, but ends in angst and angst alone