My advice, I’d seriously downplay raider connections. If I end up have to deal with rules violations involving you, I’ll probably take the path of least resistance.
>Girl at my school starts putting up a ton of posters for the LGBTQ+ club >She's very excited about it, hangs them absolutely EVERYWHERE >Kids get angry that there's posters everywhere >Kid gets in trouble because he's tearing down the LGBTQ+ posters
Both of my grandmothers have it. One is much more obvious because she's quite outspoken and lives at home. She's alone most of the time because my grandfather works during the day. She forgot my name a while ago, so she usually refers to me as "the girl" or "you". My other grandma has always been quiet, and she's in an assisted living home. She's doing pretty well there, and we got her a little weighted puppy companion-thingymajig. She named him Teddy. :) It's harder to notice her symptoms, but I can't remember the last time she called me by name.
I'm sure there's a valid reason in the guy's mind that justifies his actions, but I find the implications so absurdly hilarious. Maybe my sense of humor is messed up... well, not much that I can do about that, I guess.
Because I was born as one. Ha, you see what I did there? I just came out on the NationStates RMB!
Anyways, the reason I didn't say anything about that earlier was because I don't like to be judged by people out of something that they probably won't know unless I tell them. Same reason why I'm planning to enter high school as myself, and only really say anything about it if I feel like it. I've identified as trans for a long time now, but the only thing that really makes me feel dysphoria is the fact that I don't experience it much. I'm fine with my body and my voice, and I like to wear feminine clothing. I don't like being called a girl, and it's much more comfortable for me to be called a guy, so that's the proof of "me" that I'm going off of. :I It's not that bad if I just imagine that I'm playing a role of someone else, so I can just get kind of detached when it comes to reading things that label me as a girl (e.g. video game dialogue).
"Oopsie daisies :3" It's fine! I was going to do it sometime sooner or later. I'm more afraid of being judged by people on the internet than people in real life, I think, or something like that... probably because it's easier for me to be around through a WiFi connection. If I really didn't want to, I could probably make up some sort of excuse :P