Fear

[Jaimey]

What I wouldn't give to get into some serious pants or, to get into some pants - seriously.

Nice. 

[Nicky]

It really isn't that difficult Rebis. Just reach down and pull them up! 

[RebeccaFog]

What I wouldn't give to get into some serious pants or, to get into some pants - seriously.

Nice. 

Thanks. I was actually proud of myself for that one.


Ironically, earlier today I had a thread related disease. I began to fear for a moment, what if we aren't transpeople, but just a bunch of weird people? I got past that one quickly, though. I really wish I had a body that represents my inner confusion.

[6thsomatic]

Nothin wrong with bein weird ^_^

[RebeccaFog]

I hope not   

[Pica Pica]

What I wouldn't give to get into some serious pants or, to get into some pants - seriously.

Nice. 

Thanks. I was actually proud of myself for that one.


Ironically, earlier today I had a thread related disease. I began to fear for a moment, what if we aren't transpeople, but just a bunch of weird people? I got past that one quickly, though. I really wish I had a body that represents my inner confusion.

i get that one a lot

[6thsomatic]

Why is it a problem though Pica?

If we're weird, we're weird. I implore someone to define normal to me, because in the most average of things can be the most extraordinarily bizarre. In fact if someone seems normal, chances are they're hiding something -_^

I can appreciate those who are seeking normalcy, especially those transitioning between genders as it brings them such solace. However for myself I know that I will never be normal and have accepted this fact long ago, and even thrive through it. I think fantastic things can be born when you live outside the boundaries of whats accepted.

[Nero]

Why is it a problem though Pica?

If we're weird, we're weird. I implore someone to define normal to me, because in the most average of things can be the most extraordinarily bizarre. In fact if someone seems normal, chances are they're hiding something -_^

I can appreciate those who are seeking normalcy, especially those transitioning between genders as it brings them such solace. However for myself I know that I will never be normal and have accepted this fact long ago, and even thrive through it. I think fantastic things can be born when you live outside the boundaries of whats accepted.

you're preaching to the choir here. pica is the single most abnormal person i've ever had the pleasure to meet. 

[Constance]

you're preaching to the choir here. pica is the single most abnormal person i've ever had the pleasure to meet. 

From you, Nero, that is high praise indeed.

[Jaimey]

Somehow I think we might be both trans and weird.

[6thsomatic]

Im cool with that =D

Its like mixing awesome with awesome!

[RebeccaFog]

calm down you transweirdos.     

[Jaimey]

calm down you transweirdos.     

if that's not the pot calling the kettle black...   heh. 

[Ell]

first one gets depressed because one's identity is all fuzzy, then, as that comes slowly into focus, one may see clearly that they're still quite depressed.

others say, "jeez, why can't you just be queer? couldn't you just do that? wouldn't that float your boat?

well, no, i have to do this other thing, too.

-ellie

[Shana A]

Somehow I think we might be both trans and weird.

Yes, trans and weird sure fits me. It's like that chewing gum commercial from some years ago... two, two, two genders in one 

Z

[RebeccaFog]

did elle just call us transqueers?   

[Shana A]

did elle just call us transqueers?   

I'm not exactly sure, but it's nice to see Ell back here! 

Z

[Jaimey]

did elle just call us transqueers?   

I don't know about that, but I called you a kettle. 

[RebeccaFog]

I'm a queer kettle of fish   

[Jaimey]

I'm a queer kettle of fish   

A kettle of fish would be queer indeed.