Yesterday was a really bad brain day. I could not do anything. All I did was binge watch supernatural academy on netflix. I really loved seeing the non binary aromantic character Jae and feel a strong gender longing towards them. I say gender longing to mean something similar to gender envy, but with less of a negative conotation to it. I felt gender envy before and to me it has a touch of bitterness to it. While, gender longing is similar, it does not have this bitterness. it just made me feel good seeing them on screen, an oh how i wish it was possible to me to present as they do.

#AcutuallyAutistic #adhd #trans #NonBinary #gender #SupernaturalAcademy

With DS9 done, I decided to give a new Netflix series a spin and tried Supernatural Academy, because I've been wanting a magical school fix.

I found SA quite interesting - I had just assumed it was a typical cheap 3D animated series for kids, but it isn't. Well, I mean, it _is_ cheap 3D animation, and it _looks_ like it's aimed at kids, but it has non-kid friendly topics in it. And hey, the characters give their pronouns and one of them is non-binary, how cool is that?

Coming off the back of a G5 rewatch, it's nice to have a show with actual _writing_, where characters go through arcs and things that happen in earlier episodes impact on later ones. That said, the show can feel a bit dull and clunky due to the low animation budget, and important scenes don't often feel like they land with the punch they should. Still, I was interested enough to keep watching, so it did something right.

#supernaturalacademy

I watched through #SupernaturalAcademy a while back despite me really not being the target demographic for this kids’ Twilight/Potter mashup with animation lifted straight from The Sims (they did really know who they were aiming for). So why did I watch it? Well, there’s a 6ft #nonbinary #aromantic plant-magic #fairy with my name. Sometimes I have insanely basic tastes…