The Magician’s Choice ~ Page 6
Warnings for hint o’ boob, as well as using magic lingo sarcastically to cover up how uncomfortable someone is feeling.
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That makes me sads.
Body/Gender dysphoria; I know that feel too well. It is too bad that this character doesn’t have access to therapy, because it helped me come to terms that my ‘female’ parts don’t make me any less male. For me transitioning is more about being seen as a man.
It’s fantastic that you really know that ^_^ One of the best guys I ever dated didn’t have a Penis. I wish it was as easy for the people we care about to love themselves the way we love them.
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy is a wonderful thing. Doesn’t mean I don’t still have the hang ups; it just means I don’t have them all the time or as severe. I am in that weird limbo where I can’t really present as male or be fully ‘out’, plus I am a Demi guy. I usually bounce between Agender and being male….
That, or I am a guy and I only am aware of it sometimes. I really hope I am a Demi guy because otherwise I start panicking about whether or not I am conforming to binary gender. -_-
Labels should be like hats. They should fit you, and be comfortable, but you should be able to take them off when you want. A little trite, I know, but still true ^_^ Regardless of the label, you’re you, and that’s pretty fantastic. Just go with it ^_^
I really like that metaphor! My brother says I shouldn’t worry so much about labels, but I take solace in knowing the word/words for something. It validates me, you know?
This page is so sweet I mat cry.
I feel like this with my partner a lot lately. All the feels.
A love free from racism as well as societal conventions of gender. I love it! For the time period, this would have been taboo on SOOOOO many levels: gender, race, social status, etc.