He Loves His Chair, A Little Too Much... (at Florida State College At Jacksonville Centers)

A sleepy kitty under the bed.

I am excite.

Reblog if you want a terrible, 3 sentence fan fiction in your ask, based on your url

Some Yellowstone shots from a while ago.

I made my jewelry box adorable.

Found a butterfly at Home Depot. (at The Home Depot)

I didn’t realize how many landscape pictures I took until I looked back and had to choose which ones to post.

Virgil: Yeaterday in class, Logan asked if I was okay.

Virgil: I panicked and responded with “ I’m gay. “ …I accidentally combined the words ‘ fine ‘ and ‘ great ‘

Virgil: Now everyone in my class thinks I’m gay

Sorry, I kind of have to reblog this because I tried to just put everything in a comment but it became too long.

So, this may or may not help, but I hope it does at least a little. 

I know that I personally experience gender dysphoria as well, though I only realized recently when I actually looked up the term and found it to be vaguely similar to how I'm feeling. So, from my view, gender dysphoria is simply the experience of feeling uncomfortable in your current body or uncomfortable with a particular gendered pronoun that you currently use. 

The amount of dysphoria you feel does not invalidate nor validate the fact that you feel it in the first place. 

If you are uncomfortable because of your gender then that is ok and you are free to be uncomfortable and try to do something to lessen that discomfort.

You have my sympathies in regards to the binder.(I also can’t get one myself out of fear of what my family will say) And you have my complete support on your endeavor to understand yourself.

Like Thomas always says, learning more about yourself and changing yourself into the person you want to be is an adventure that could take an entire lifetime.

So take your time and don’t be afraid to really question yourself on this.

It takes a lot of courage and determination to even attempt to understand yourself. (It took me seven years to figure out that I was Asexual and it took me almost ten years to finally realize that I had gender dysphoria and was fluidflux)

So keep on keeping on and remember that you are not alone in this incredible and terrifying journey of finding yourself.

We are all with you.

(I hope this helped a little and didn’t just make you feel worse or anything. Sorry if it did. I’m just trying to help, I swear. Love you, btw. Good luck and Goodbye.)

I might be experiencing slight gender dysphoria. Just a tad. Maybe. It’s possible. Conceivably. I’m unsure.

I found a Caterpie in my backyard.

Vigo is why we can’t have nice things...