| I am | 33 y.o. gay, cub/otter, bottom/versatile |
| Iโm into | Bears, cubs, beards, fisting, (self) sucking, piss, pretty much everything |
| I like | Video games (playing and creating), music (listening/writing/playing), only being awake when the sun is down |
| I am | 33 y.o. gay, cub/otter, bottom/versatile |
| Iโm into | Bears, cubs, beards, fisting, (self) sucking, piss, pretty much everything |
| I like | Video games (playing and creating), music (listening/writing/playing), only being awake when the sun is down |
What they've got going on under their clothes is no one's business but theirs, their doctors', and sexual partners'. It's not your business, not my business, and certainly not the government's business.
Any government that tries to ban gender-affirming care is saying that they know better than the healthcare professionals, psychologists, and the people themselves, what they need and what's good for them, and that's the most dangerous thing a government can ever believe.
Transphobes and trans critics seem to think the idea of gender is becoming too complicated, but actually they're the ones making it complicated and it's really quite simple, so simple that it can be summed up in a single rule: treat others the way they want to be treated.
There's no guessing or mind-reading required; when someone behaves and dresses in a certain way, they're just asking you to treat them the same way you would treat anyone who behaves and dresses that way.