While Writing Something Creepy

while writing something creepy

Effed up brain: awwww this is so cute i love this so muchhhh

Not so effed up brain: no stop no. this is bad.

Third brain: i’m hungry

On this note... Does anyone have any queer horror that ISN'T monogamous (I'm not sure if that's the right term but I can't find a better term and I'm tired so yeah), ISN'T cis, ISN'T romantic or ISN'T monosexual (again, I'm not sure if this is the correct term?), I feel like there's untapped potential here aaAa

Also I doesn't have to be all of these things cause then nothing will come up :/ but please:

- polyamorous horror

- trans horror

- aroace horror

- platonic (but still queer obvs) horror

- bi or pan horror

I DON'T MIND IF IT'S A SHORT STORY YOU WROTE BACK IN MIDDLE SCHOOL AAAAA JUST PLSSS

Okay byebye!!

everyone's all about queer subtext until it's aromantic or asexual

Hihi everyone!!

Whoever is comfortable sharing their transmasc experiences with me, you're more than welcome!! I'm thinking creating an Instagram groupchat or a discord server, heck even a WhatsApp group if you're really comfortable!! This group/server will be for you to share your experience and for me to share my writing and how it's going. It will also help me keep track of everything easier.

If you're transmasc and comfortable, or if you're a fan of queer horror who'd like to help in any way, please vote in the poll I'll post soon, to let me know which app/website you'd rather use, and then you can comment or privately message me your account/number/anything!!

Hihi

Spoooooky season is giving me queer horror ideas babeyyy

One of them features a trans boy in a small yet very religious town. He is the protagonist. He knows from the beginning he is trans, he probably even has online friends who are trans, but no one in his town knows and he does not want any of them (except his best friend/love interest, a cis girl) to know.

HOWEVER, I am very cis myself (not bragging or anything, I am just a feminine girl who is very definitely cis), so I think it might be a good idea to co-write it with a trans person who understands the experiences of the protagonist more? I will definitely have sensitivity readers, but I think the more trans people on the project, the better?

gendaflooid - Chucky.

does anyone have any advise for writing a genderfluid character? i’m am pretty cis myself and i was hoping someone could give me some tips?

10 posts!

Do I ever shut up?? Who let ME TALK THIS MUCH???