Cyprin, 25, genderqueer trans guy, T4T, polyamorous, aspiring author, tarantula dad
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I Had A Meaningful Phone Call With My Religous Grandma In Kentucky. I Told Her I Now Have People Who
I had a meaningful phone call with my religous grandma in Kentucky. I told her I now have people who accept and love me in a way she couldn't when I lived with her. I told her I will be medically transitioning and that I'm willing to keep in contact only if she still wants to be a part of my new life of no longer trying to force myself to be the good Christian girl everyone wanted me to be. She said she'll always love me and asked how to pronounce my new name. I know she's probably never going to completely understand or accept me from a religous standpoint, but she is seriously trying. And that's all I ever really wanted from her.
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I truly love how queer can mean "Eh I'm some flavour of Not-Cishet but I don't care to know the specifics beyond that" but also "I absolutely do know the specifics but we will be here all damn day if we get into it" and like. Everything in between. I think that's incredibly powerful of us tbh.


This week we are talking about Queerplatonic Relationships, aka QPRs!
[ID: Two images with light yellow backgrounds, black text, and the TAAAP logo in the upper right corner. Both images show graphics of people engaging in various activities, such as dancing and talking. The first reads “Queerplatonic Relationships. Queerplatonic relationships purposefully blur the lines of commonly accepted relationship dynamics. They don’t fit into the categories of what is traditionally considered to be a friendship or a romantic relationship. Every queerplatonic relationship is defined by those participating in it, and therefore may look different, but they often include some level of commitment.”
The second reads “Queerplatonic Relationships. Things not to say about QPRs: That’s just a friendship. That reduces a friendship to something basic and places it in a hierarchy below other kinds of relationships. Don’t do that. While it may overlap with friendship, it may feel different to participants, and you shouldn’t dismiss or demean that experience. That’s immature/lacking/incomplete. People in QPRs might have other relationships that fill other needs, but QPRs can still be valid and important. On the other hand, if someone’s only significant relationship is a QPR, that does not mean they are lacking any kind of human connection.” End description.]
top surgery scars are a holy experience
"Going on hormones will bring about irreversible changes!"
Puberty itself means bringing about irreversible changes. You're going to need a stronger argument than the body changing, which it will continue to do until it ceases to live.

How to explain not having a pp