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I need a gender that’s just
“Why are you asking? What are you? The gender police?”
Like I have my pronouns, but you can’t have them and you just get to suffer.
Maybe my gender really is just confusion. Gonna gaslight you into thinking the concept of gender is all in your head and no one *really* believes you when you talk about it.
Glowing Forest
Glowing Forest I'm lost amidst this wretched forest. A forest destined for those who are poorest. However, it is not for he who is poorest in wealth or health But rather for he who is poorest with himself. This forest where the poorer you are, the darker it is. Where no form of navigation will lead you to bliss. But only acceptance for one's true self Will truly lead to an unspeakable wealth. A wealth that does not consist of jewelry or gold But rather of peace and tranquility often reserved for the old. It is then that one's true passion will begin to show And the sinister forest will then begin to glow. And the once wretched, dark forest for the poorest Will now become known as the beautiful Glowing Forest.
Bottom line: there’s nothing wrong with questioning, and I personally don’t think self-discovery has an expiration date. For some, labels are grounding and give a sense of identity. Others find them too narrow or restrictive. Some might be attracted to one gender identity at one point and a different gender identity at another. A guy who has only ever been attracted to men might find himself attracted to a woman. A girl who has only ever liked boys might find herself falling for her trans female best friend.
None of this is as simple as we want it to be. And I think that should be okay. Being who you are and loving who you love may not be easy, but it’s always worthwhile.
Odd One Out - Nic Stone (Author’s Notes)