(they/them) IG: @genderfluid.artist Hi loves, I’m 26, trans, genderfluid, polysexual, polyamorous, humanistic atheist, vegetarian... Here you'll find my body paintings, queerness, transition progress, abstract art, and cute cats.This is MeOriginal PostsTop Surgery Progress
Check out this timelapse of @majic.dyke and I’s creation, taking place over 4 hours! 🌟
I loved working with Majic- their presence was encouraging, uplifting, and inspiring. At the end they said “for the first time in my life, I’m able to stare at my own reflection in the mirror and see myself.” That is the most incredible thing to hear after finishing a body painting! I’m greatful that I can bring this transformative process to others🌟🌟🌟
You don’t fit into this world because you were brought here to help create a new one. One where love is the universal language. You have the power to create and recreate yourself and no one can take that away from you. They can try to tear you down and burn you to the ground, but you will rise each and every fucking time. You are the phoenix. It is within that fire that was meant to destroy you that you find your strength.
okay so i wanted to ask cause i feel kinda ridiculous about it but i'm genderqueer and i'm semi-out but my partner has told their other partner without asking me first if it was okay. and it kinda bothers me because i've never met their other partner and they know i've had issues with this other person. am i overreacting because i feel bad about it but at the same time i'm kinda angry that they decided my personal information was something they should share with someone i don't care for or know
Hey, no apologies necessary! It’s totally 100% valid that you feel upset about your personal information being shared without consent. I’m sorry this happened and I’m afraid it’s a pretty common issue with trans and gender diverse folx :/
In general, I’d say that all feelings/reactions are valid, and that the most important thing is what you ~do~ with the feelings. I hope you can find a way to express your anger in a healthy way, such as scribbling on paper or screaming into a pillow. And I’d encourage (at the very least) speaking with your partner about your boundaries concerning sharing this information in the future, and maybe telling them how this made you feel and/or gaining some clarity about their intentions in sharing it with their other partner.
This look was inspired by Kesha’s Rainbow album cover. I resonate with Kesha’s journey of overcoming abuse and harassment through her connection with the divine, which Kesha describes as: the universe, nature, energy, and love 🌌💗🌈
This look was inspired by Kesha’s Rainbow album cover. I resonate with Kesha’s journey of overcoming abuse and harassment through her connection with the divine, which Kesha describes as: the universe, nature, energy, and love. 🌌💗🌈
This painting was inspired by my belief that as a trans/nonbinary person, one of the greatest forms of resistance in a world trying to erase our existence, is celebrating our existence and loving our diverse communities and ourselves. The violent storm at the bottom of the painting represents the current political climate, while the gleaming sun rising above the storm signals that it (like trans people) has and will always exist, as long as humanity exists, no matter how hard the storm tries to cover it up ☀️
