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~TheVelvetMoth
Velvet | She/Her | 26 | Bi | TRANS | ADHD | Maiesiophile
Occasional writer, frequent auction-buyer (auctioneer?), and infrequent commissioner. Into all things pregnancy!
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[Personal] More Happy Than I Can Ever Remember
a year ago
I came out as trans a little while ago (around the start of 2023) and since that time I've been actively trying to present more feminine, and I've even come out to people I know I'll. It's been a turbulent few months, but right now, emotionally, I've never felt happier, at least not as long as I can remember.
When I was still identifying as a boy, I felt limited in how I could express myself. Boys don't cry, boys don't like cute things, boys dress a very specific way; I felt like I constantly needed to fit myself into a mold that wasn't made for me, but I never realized it.
The steps I've taken to transition so far have gone a long way to help me feel more like who I am authentically. I'm less and less afraid of expressing myself, I feel like I can better take care of myself, and I actually genuinely feel pretty for the first times in my life.
I understand this is super personal (and written on a NSFW account), but it's one of the only places I have where I can comfortably set this free as I'm still not out to everyone yet. I want to share how happy it is that this has made me, because it's too much for my body to keep in now.
If you're reading this, and you're anything like how I was, I implore you to try and be who you are authentically (and while staying safe, as that's an unfortunate concern for many trans folks), whether or not you're trans, be who it is that you are truly, because no feeling is greater than that.
Thank you for reading this, I love you all!
Evelynn ~<3
When I was still identifying as a boy, I felt limited in how I could express myself. Boys don't cry, boys don't like cute things, boys dress a very specific way; I felt like I constantly needed to fit myself into a mold that wasn't made for me, but I never realized it.
The steps I've taken to transition so far have gone a long way to help me feel more like who I am authentically. I'm less and less afraid of expressing myself, I feel like I can better take care of myself, and I actually genuinely feel pretty for the first times in my life.
I understand this is super personal (and written on a NSFW account), but it's one of the only places I have where I can comfortably set this free as I'm still not out to everyone yet. I want to share how happy it is that this has made me, because it's too much for my body to keep in now.
If you're reading this, and you're anything like how I was, I implore you to try and be who you are authentically (and while staying safe, as that's an unfortunate concern for many trans folks), whether or not you're trans, be who it is that you are truly, because no feeling is greater than that.
Thank you for reading this, I love you all!
Evelynn ~<3
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Nu Metal, Indie Rock, Alt Rock, honestly anything really
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The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Cat Returns, Belle
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Warframe, Persona 5 Royal
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Moths, of course!
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