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Jan 10, 2014 15:10

"cis people will never understand what it is like to feel the change from misery to feeling right in your body"

correct, as an autistic "cis-by-despair" person, i have literally no recourse to make me feel right in my body! i can either take mdma and wreck my mind and render myself unemployable and never write again, or i can go on feeling like this for the rest of my life, safe in the knowledge that i can enjoy a near-total disconnect between mind and body which contributes to my ongoing clumsiness and suicidal ideation.

and i am sure there are no people with mental or physical disabilities who aren't trans who have ever experienced any kind of dysphoria or treatment of their situation which has lifted that dysphoria. none. of course you're not rolling around in your fucking tribe.

ON A HAPPIER NOTE I am employed again and soon will not have time to look at people bellyaching about their important life identifiers. also i have a new printer, and will soon have some water soluble printable stabiliser, which means I can transfer embroidery patterns onto things more easily, which means I shall embroider more shit, and hopefully never again the "looking at people waving their tribal willies on the internet" times until like, March.

internet jesus, transgender issues, work, job hunting

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