Something Was Missing And Then It Hit Me. THE NIPPLE PIERCING

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Dreaming of Another World, Tim Walker

wishing gender euphoria on all trans people, wishing for all trans people to feel at home in their bodies, to be absolutely and entirely in love with and at peace in their bodies

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not a father

not a man

nothing

he never wrote me poems. we would fuck in his car or on his bed where others girls had been or in the shower or while i was crying. we saw each other naked so often i have the image painted on the back of my eyelids. he ripped my underwear off. i was always vulnerable. i woke him up with kisses, he woke me up with hickies. for a long time, i thought they were the same thing.

i asked him once while we both got high why it was that i could write novels about him until the words got tired of being anagrams of his name - but at the same time he would never reciprocate. he blew a smoke ring and broke it with his finger. “dunno,” he said. we would fuck again later.

i found him once sitting on my floor staring at a picture from when i was young. “god,” he said, “i really fucked you up.”

were you more hunter or fisherman, abigail?

The other day I saw this kid who commented on a Pinterest post about LGBTQ people realizing they’re LGBTQ in quarantine with, “I was 9 when quarantine started and now i’m asexual biromantic and genderfluid” and I am…

SO GLAD that queer kids are finding themselves at a young age! It’s genuinely wonderful that kids have the resources to know they’re queer at such a young age. It really shows how important the internet is to increasing LGBTQ+ visibility. Now I’m not saying that every queer kid found their identities from the internet, but many of them probably did. If they’re wondering “why do I have crushes on boys and girls” or maybe “why do I feel like a boy but my parents tell me I’m a girl” they can get out their phones and google it. And boom, they’ll know they’re gay/lesbian/bi/trans/pan/nonbinary/ace/aro etc.  “But what if they aren’t…” Then so what? People change labels all the time, there’s nothing wrong with a kid changing theirs. They’re figuring themselves out! There is nothing wrong with that. So, to all my younger queer siblings—I see you and I love you. It’s not just a phase and you’re not too young. Don’t let others make you doubt yourself because you know who you are. They don’t. 

“I cleared the rubble from Israeli airstrikes, tilled the soil, and planted seeds. This is our home, our land. Everything will return more beautiful than before.”

Yahya Bashir, Gaza