My life has been, uh, quite a whirlwind for the last 2.5 weeks. I can't even begin to deliver the bullet points until things have settled down more. In the meantime, I've learned and done some cool things:
1. I made that there icon. It's based off the silly profile picture I set up on my
Twitter. I'm getting tired of breezy Capote, but I suppose
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But Capote!! lol. I get changing the icon, but being leery of it. I haven't changed my tumblr icon. It's like that is how people know it is me. I haven't changed my ao3 one either.
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YEAH, I get being leery about changing icons. I'm particularly leery since I've changed my username from yaakov. I think many HiHers thought I'd disappeared for awhile.
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Ha, that's one of the greatest things I've ever heard! XD I assume people know because I've been around HiH for so long, first with my birth name and then with the ambiguous "J." It's kind of cool you just thought I was always a Jonathan. But yep, 30 years old, just told my mother, still pre-HRT...trans indeed, haha.
How is your brother's journey going? I admit I don't know much about him. I guess my journey is technically just starting, even though this stuff's been brewing in my head for about 10 years.
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I can't even imagine what it feels like to spend so long with that brewing in your brain. I do hope things go well, and remember we're all here for you, too :)
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Hope things are going all right otherwise. Not that I've ever really heard of a good whirlwind, but yanno. Wishful thinking.
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Well, yeah, there were some bad winds in there. :-/ But on the good front, the whirlwind also involved me coming out to offline friends and family. They all surprised me. I've got some damn good friends, off- and online.
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2. I find it fascinating that other cultures name themselves after other people, based on public/personal opinions on the accomplishment of those before them, sometimes completely irrelevant to their lives. Chinese babies tend to be named after things and literal attributes. Like "Li Bo" meaning strong mountain, or my name - "Kwok Pui" meaning heroine (lady hero not the drug). Never was fond of that name - it's quite presumptuous.
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