I'm excited for the anon green text version of this

Does anyone actually know the story behind this photo shoot? I am VERY curious.

Yep

Do individuals that have transitioned from a gender other than the one they were born into really identify as "trans" or is that what society has classifed them as? I think ideally they would all be accepted and viewed as their preferred gender without the trans qualifier attached to them.

Yeah, if you figure it out please let me know. But maybe that's the point? Nothing to figure out 🤔

That would definitely fit with the shitpost theme

Sent a text, haven't heard back yet.

I mean... that actually looks pretty dope.

Doesn't quite roll off the tongue that well

Shut up baby, I know it!

Thaaanks! It's all bout them syllables 👌

How about... "Fuck it, we ball!" ?

Nothing. Most boring rando number ever.

Had to watch to make sure dog was safe. Dog is safe.

Finding joy in the small things. The way my dog stretches, smiling at a stranger, smelling a flower, a nice cup of coffee, a smile from a stranger, etc. Making the time and going out of my way for these small moments of joy is important to me.

Blackjack and hookers for sure

You'll be the first person I hit up

Thank you

Hmmm well I would think of those more as descriptors, which I suppose the label "trans" is, but are there any people that would prefer to be seen as their chosen gender without the need of the additional label? I have a friend that has transitioned from female to male and I don't think of them as a trans man. He's a man and has always been a man to me.

How to surf

Joking, but also serious. The more you try the harder it is, but you gotta try right? Paradox.

In the meantime maybe break it up. Plan a day ahead, then maybe a week. Go with that for a bit. Maybe you'll eventually start planning farther ahead, or maybe you'll find contentment with a bitesized scope. I don't think there are any hard and fast rules. But above all, be kind to yourself.

Imma add this to my pinterest collage

There are a lot of those on cars in the greater Seattle area. It's a passive attempt to curb road rage, but it seems to just make things worse IMO.