X Ray Vision and Pink or Blue

 Dear readers,

Hello. My name is Ash, and I’m genderfluid. And I know what you’re probably thinking. What are you really? And to that, reader, I say: non of your goddamn business. Even if you had X-Ray Vision and saw through my pants, (incredibly weird) it wouldn’t make me one gender or the other. Because what I wear and what I look like doesn’t make me a boy or a girl. So, the point of this post is that you don’t have to ‘pass’ to be transgender or nonbinary, or anything under the umbrella. You can just be. And that’s fine.

The world however, often does not see it that way. It’s either pink or blue. Choose cheerleading or sports. Which is bullshit. Colors and activities don’t determine your identity, and neither do body parts. But that’s not what people see. 

So me. I’m worried about coming out to my friends. I’m hopeful some will agree to use they/them pronouns for me, but that’s not even what I want. What I want is for you to call me what I want to be called on that day. But apparently, that’s too much to ask.

I don’t think it’s fair that people have to hide. They shouldn’t be judged for wanting to be happy. And if calling them different pronouns makes them happy, you should support that person. End of story.

So yeah. That’s my rant. 

#genderfluid #trans #vent #rant

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