My Gender Today Is A Burnt Out Firecracker Suddenly Exploding Again.

My gender today is a giraffe chewing on nothing.

Hi! I have been frantically searching for a fic for a while and you always have good luck with it so I am turning to your audience for help.

Okay so it's marvel and starts when Thor and loki and Tony and Steve have just flattened the trees in the first avengers. Thor sees Loki's eyes are blue and suspects foul play. I remember they break him free and are more prepared for the chitauri and find out about Thanos early and make preparations. It had a pretty big word count but I can't remember the name or anything.

🥺Please help!Thanks!🥺

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My gender today is a very colorful bird of unknown species.

Thus is the defining characteristic of gay millennials: we straddle the pre-Glee and post-Glee worlds. We went to high school when faggot wasn't even considered an F-word, when being a lesbian meant boys just didn't want you, when being nonbinary wasn't even a remote option. We grew up without queer characters in our cartoons or Nickelodeon or Disney or TGIF sitcoms. We were raised in homophobia, came of age as the world changed around us, and are raising children in an age where it's never been easier to be same-sex parents. We're both lucky and jealous. As the state of gay evolved culturally and politically, we were old enough to see it and process it and not take it for granted--old enough to know what the world was like without it. Despite the success of Drag Race, the existence of lesbian Christmas rom-coms, and openly transgender Oscar nominees, we haven't moved on from the trauma of growing up in a culture that hates us. We don't move on from trauma, really. We can't really leave it in the past. It becomes a part of us, and we move forward with it.

For LGBTQ+ milennials, our pride is couched in painful memories of a culture repulsed and frightened by queerness. That makes us skittish. It makes us loud. It makes us fear that all this progress, all this tolerance [...] can vanish as quickly as it all appeared.

The 2000s Made Me Gay, Grace Perry

My gender is this blanket.

Everyone post a photo of your gender

I'm meat cube pan

Shinjuku Boys (1995). Tatsu, a transgender man, jokes with his barber about his changing appearance, and his newly masculine features.

TRANSCRIPT:

BARBER: So you go regularly to the hospital for your hormone injection? TATSU: [nods] BARBER: Does it hurt? TATSU: Not at all. BARBER: You have more facial hair. It must be the hormones. You’ll get a moustache soon. TATSU: I’ll look distinguished! They’ve made quite the difference. I never thought I’d change so much. Most customers say I’m like a man. BARBER: Really? TATSU: [laughing] They say, “You look like a man. You’re not cute.” BARBER: [laughs]

END TRANSCRIPT.

Inside a Dishwasher by Slow Rider

DOES THIS SAY MUTUALS I HAVE TO KNOW

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...no? It just says Anon? I hope that helps?