Writing elsewhere

[kaberett]

Every day of my life is a transformative work: an essay about my relationship with my body, and how coming to terms with being trans* and coming to terms with being disabled have changed it - and about the parallels I feel between those experiences.

It is also navel-gazey as all get-out ;)

Comments

[naath]

Your link doesn't work (and I want to read it!)

[kaberett]

Hee, spotted and fixed - sorry!

[naath]

Ta, interesting essay.

[kaberett]

Thank you. <3 Am very interested in your Thorts or miscellaneous further discussion!

[naath]

I think you have identified an Important Thing - the way you (also others) represent yourself in a shifting way based on both a shifting internal wossname and external factors and the lack of tuits to bash people in the head for getting it wrong again (people suck).

A lot of the external factors suck (stupid stairs); but even in a world without external suck you still have the internal changes going on. It's clearly unreasonable to expect people to conform to some ideal notion of whatever-it-is-they-are, although better than expecting all people to conform to the same thing it's really not all the way there yet.

[surpassingly]

<333333333333333333333333! Thank you for sharing that essay.

[kaberett]

<3

I am genuinely overwhelmed by how much people seem to be getting out of it? Like, I think about it and come over all self-critical, so it is AMAZING to have so much positive feedback on it. <3

And maybe my next essay will be more geared towards *actually having a discussion*, because I am very open to having conversations on those topics (I think there is a ~lot more~ I could think about in this area and talking to people about it would be AWESOME?)

Erm yes thank you & much love in your general direction. xx