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Ink and Embers

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  1. Cayansa, New Hallandren, New Hallandren Garrison Reyx seemed to shrink away, trying to hide. No, no, no, no, no! I don't know! I don't know! Cayansa reached a hand to their hair in an attempt to comfort Reyx, despite the mistspren being largely incorporeal. Reyx? You can just say that. None of them will hurt you. I won't let them. You can't promise that! Well, I can promise to try, they reasoned, before turning to Midas. "Sorry, they're quite shy," Cayansa explained, "And they don't mean to upset anyone. Although we aren't actually bonded." For the record. "Wait." Reyx peaked out, then hovered just above the table, a rapid cascade of light. They tilted a little towards Cayansa, who nodded encouragingly. "I don't know anything they haven't already said." "And what's aluminum?" Cayansa added. @KaladinsSenseOfHumourSpren @KnightSkye Reforged @Koloss17 @Hoid Slayer
  2. Don't worry! Sadly not Susebron Thanks! Sadly not the Sorceress 1. This character is highly Invested 2. This character is a worldhopper
  3. Awewome, thank you!!! *holds it grinning like an idiot while the fuse burns down*
  4. Horray!!! (Yes, I did eventually see it, sorry!) 1. This character is highly Invested
  5. I just saw "lit", assumed they were on fire, and was happy
  6. Hi, sorry to only just be reading this!! Yea, I'm genderfluid and an enby most of the time, though I'm AFAB so For a while, I also felt uncomfortable with they/them pronouns, which was in part due to internalised transphobia (and a family who calls it bad grammar). It felt like anyone who tried to gender me as anything - even as "not gendered" - was wrong. If I didn't know my gender myself, it felt unfair, almost, for other people to guess at it. The first time I mentally referred to myself as "they", I actually ended up panicking - it was a year ish before I came out the egg. Well, expecting anyone to feel a certain way about anything isn't healthy for anyone, even if that person is yourself. It's not uncommon for dysphoria to increase when you come out the egg, perhaps because you're paying more attention to your gender? Also, really really bad analogy, but if you have a strained muscle and take painkillers, you still have a strained muscle. Real. I don't know how much my perception of life and myself will change when I eventually socially transition, if much at all, but I just hope I'll feel more defined than this. And that's good! It's good you're open to everything, it's good you have people you can trust to tell! I'm not an expert on hormone therapy, sorry. Part of me also gets scared I'm not queer sometimes, because being part of the community is a big part of my identity and I get worried I'm faking it, especially when my gender and sex align more. What if you're wrong? You'll have gained more knowledge of your own identity and thought about it more than most people ever will, and have learned a bunch while you're at it. Gender expression varies a lot; you've probably heard there's no "right" way to "look queer". Wanting to connect to people is pretty hard if you feel like you're hiding a large part of your identity from them, when you're questioning or when you're confident. I'm afraid I'm not particularly useful in this department; I have no clue how I've managed to end up with friends despite having 0 social skills. No idea what my romantic attraction's doing, either. But I do have a friend who says they mistook a lot of their gender envy for crushes, if that's any help? I also get this; it feels like I never quite belong in either group. Do you know any IRL trans folk? If so, it can be good to discuss your experiences with them. You aren't a bunch of walking stereotypes! No one is! Everyone is more complicated and multifaceted than that; it makes the world fascinating! I'm scared of enjoying stuff associated with being feminine because I worry others will misgender me as a result. But if I do, does that make me a woman? Nope! It makes me an enby with hobbies! (Well, most days). Activities being associated with gender is weird, anyways, so don’t feel they define each other. Sorry I couldn't say more; I ended up speaking largely from personal experience! Also sorry for taking so long to reply. I hope something here is of use!
  7. Using quotation marks for "genius"
  8. Oh wow!!! This is insanely awesome!!!!!!
  9. I speedway up to you, grab the Sandwich from your hand, and continue to speedwalk away ahead of you.
  10. quietly humming under its breath
  11. Me being confused by the number of times the word "genius" keeps appearing
  12. Notum Map + sofa
  13. Happy birthday Qianweilian!!!!

  14. Brothers, we've got company, and he's made a grave mistake Left the weapons room unlocked, and now they're ours to take
  15. Ha! Your very presence has doomed the king, young prince We don't fight fair
  16. uncle had always told him
  17. Limitations
  18. Long haired, rather dead, habitual Uh... Tanner???
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