A member of the Stanford trans community wrote this piece for the Transgender Day of Remembrance, but couldn’t publish it in the newspaper due to editorial restrictions.
Please consider reading it. It’s deeply moving and bittersweet. It is called “Trans girl heaven.”
when I was younger I was googling “boobs” on my iPod touch at 1 in the morning as any 13 year old does
My mom discovered me and freaked the fuck out, so much so that she said “what, do you want me to rip off my shirt and get my boobies out for you?”
So happy more people are getting on the clingy possessive needy #Rumira train…… my next offering is insomniac Rumi consciously & subconsciously associating Mira with safety and falling asleep on her at her most vulnerable bc she knows she’ll be protected #Kpopdemonhunters#kpdh
real friendship is when you could ask them a question that would normally get you cancelled on twitter and they respond to you with their genuine thoughts on the subject instead of immediately assuming that you're a horrible person