I’m nearly 24 hours after watching and this is where I’m at. Don’t read this if you intend to watch it and haven’t yet.
Queer is an umbrella term for people who’ve been historically stigmatized for their sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, and/or sex characteristics.
The following posts mention queer (LGBTQIA+).
I’m nearly 24 hours after watching and this is where I’m at. Don’t read this if you intend to watch it and haven’t yet.
I changed my Final Fantasy XIV character’s gender this week and it’s weirdly affirming, even as a little egg-shaped Lalafell!
On Monday, my company announced that layoffs are coming next week. My anxiety levels have been high since the last round, but that email shot them right back up to fight-or-flight level.
Our internal newsletter for the Pride@GapInc organization featured me!
I’m working on a new cover letter template. As always, feedback is welcome! I’m a good corporate drone! (satire)
Since I came out as queer around this time last year, I’ve been asked some interesting and often insensitive questions.
When I was in college, I wasn’t exactly the epitome of cishetero-ness. My art school friend with benefits could tell, like many others did.
I gave out some advice in a trans/non-binary group I’m in and I think it might be relevant to others struggling to communicate gender stuff.