Smmer

Sticking to your ‘assigned’ gender is overrated anyway, it’s such a lame outdated concept used by people who don’t have the mental strength to be anything else but a label. I used to be Madeline, now i’m Summer. I like being Summer, nothing else nothing more. Just me and it feel right. Some people can’t or don’t want to think outside of what they’ve been taught and grown accustomed to and that’s okay, it isn’t perfect. But the important part is learning that it’s not a negative thing, choosing to not identify to gender norms let alone transition into another should be normal I mean after all it’s not you going through it is it now? I knew that by the time i was like 5-6 i didn’t just want to like princesses, I didn’t like it when my grandma would talk about wanting to see me in a cute dress and i should be more feminine i’ve heard that so many times growing up as a tomboy who begged their parents for ben10 watches from toys r us, the same “little girl” who would ask for beyblades and bakugan who also collected barbie’s on the side, its taken till 21 to finally get my mother to stop ordering me a stupid unicorn rainbow cake that i never asked for to get my own choice. I am now 24 and no one gets to determine who I am except me. I am glad to be part of something. And i’m proud of you Kia, always. Do you know how easier life would be on a persons mental health if you didn’t try to shove them into a category and force them to stay in that cage? It’s the easiest thing to do, mind your own business. How could them transitioning possibly affect you in anyway shape or form it’s not your choice what they do. Little off topic from TVD but as someone with many friends who are pre or post transitioned you dweebs are always welcome to have a seat at my mega awesome table where it’s all rocking chairs instead of lame unmoving ones. I don’t have a cat pic to add but here’s my bat plushie.

Good. Now can i get an invite to rivals?