Image is from Pixabay Back in 2013 I got a pixie cut And one day My teacher stopped me And half joking Half serious told me You look like a naughty boy Back then, it bothered me But not for the reasons One might think It bothered me Because my mask Was slipping Fast forward … Continue reading Back In 2013
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The 5th Year of Blogging
Image is from Pexels Technical, my blog anniversary was yesterday, but I was in the mood for a bookish post which you got. Community-wise, I think the platform changed, and like in life, some of it is good, and some aren’t good at times, but that’s how life goes. Every year I write this post, … Continue reading The 5th Year of Blogging
Do I Need Friends?
Image is from Pixabay I’m wondering if I need friends, and with how I’m feeling, I think the answer is yes. I need to explain this one. I had two close friends I would open up with whenever I needed. One of them met a girl who I think will be his future wife, so … Continue reading Do I Need Friends?
My Trans Self and Friends
Image is from Pixabay Hey, I’m someone who likes to think that I can bury my deepest feelings and like to play a game of pretending. Acting like I’m a robot is way easier than digging into my human side and figuring out the reasons behind the way I feel. Friends: Believe me, I understand … Continue reading My Trans Self and Friends
My First Time In A Podcast
Image is from Pixabay In 2017, I came out and literally went under a rock; not only was I being called insane by doctors, but I also lost some people who were constantly in my life for years. Yes, the cherry on top came when I received some nasty comments from people who said they … Continue reading My First Time In A Podcast
Why Do We Still Need To Talk About LGBT+ and Disability Issues?
From Google I’m no stranger to discrimination or the laws that make it so regarding gender and disability. I know that trans people and disabled people are made of small minorities, putting me in an even smaller one. Which to some people means that people in my situation don’t exist, completely removing my sense of … Continue reading Why Do We Still Need To Talk About LGBT+ and Disability Issues?
I Rather Be In Pain Than…
Image is from Pixabay Since I have had Cerebral Palsy for as long as I can remember, I’m no stranger to pain, and I say I have a decent pain tolerance. I feel pretty vulnerable talking about the topic ahead but doing all the same in case you feel alone or ashamed like me. I … Continue reading I Rather Be In Pain Than…
Thoughts On Transition
Image is from Pixabay I’m coming out and say it in this post; I might upset some people without wanting to, yet if I don’t let it out, it will do the rounds in my head, which bothers me. So, it’s a case of you lose if you do, and you lose if you don’t. … Continue reading Thoughts On Transition
Pride To Me
Image is from Pixabay Even if I came more than first years ago, I have never been to pride. The first year, I feared I would meet someone who knew me pre-transition, which caused dysphoria and anxiety. As the years passed, it became easier to deal with. However, I won’t lie; talking about my dead … Continue reading Pride To Me
The School Grounds
Image is from Pixabay Every lunch break We went to the ground People spoke to me Out of pity The words and their actions Went to separate ways Until one day I learnt The happiness in being alone I was able to face Alex
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