18, white, they/them,
Searching for where I fit amid the chaos of life—soccer and engineering oh my ~ you can call me Lunar if you wantI’m going to sf pride today I’m very excited 😎😎😎
It’s homophobic transphobic the my girlfriend is in Italy rn tho :(((
I helped run a thing teaching teachers how to do design thinking and one of the participants was a nonbinary robotics coach and I didn’t realize how much I needed to see an older nonbinary person in robotics that I could look up to
6 days agoI have such long work days and I crashed out over college scheduling last night and my girlfriend is in Italy so no hugs and she isn’t around half the time when I wanna talk to her :(
We did call for a while last night and that was really really nice and I felt way better after
Her flight left for Italy like an hour ago, I saw her last night, but I miss her already, it’s gonna be a long 2 weeks :((
10 days agoOne foot in front of the other
One step after another
That’s all I can manage lately
As life is flying by
A million miles a minute
A billion moments at a time
It’s all going to fast
I want to freeze it all
Stop in each moment
And feel everything
Bask it in before it’s all gone
She’s just so amazing, she’s gonna keep me company post top surgery, reminds me to take off my binder when I wear it too long, listens to me complain about dysphoria, switches up my pronouns when I ask (genderfluid) and just is the best gf a trans guy could ask for
12 days agoDon’t do it
But if you’re gonna
Call me
And I promise I’ll answer
But what if I can’t convince you
And you’re gone forever
I don’t think I could live with myself
My period cramps are killinggggg me rn why does my body hate me so much
12 days agoThat’s it that’s the post I have a gf and I love her and (she’s cis but) she’s so good with all the trans stuff
12 days agoMaybe this once was home
When home was just my parents
When I was actually safe here
When this was all I knew
Now we drive the long open roads
Looking out at all the flat empty space
And I feel a sense of familiarity
But it’s not home anymore