ALL EYES ON RAFAH

“she should be at the club” changed me as a person. forever

From Phoenix to Las Vegas.

about me (2025 ver. !!)

hello !  ⭐ my name is Leon. he/him pronouns nd masculine prefixes plz. ⭐ im a 16 year old demiromantic-aceflux (aroace) gay intersex transmale/transmasculine from Seattle, WA. im moving to PDX (Portland, OR) in about 2-1.5 years. ⭐ im catholic-agnostic(?) and yes im 10000000000...% pro-LGBTQIA+, pro-choice, pro-immigration, etc. etc.

⭐ im social but also anxious and shy, my interests are art, writing, true crime, weather phenomenons, Kandi making, doll making, cosplaying, fursuits, photography, creepypasta, RWBY, ouran high school host club, cardcaptor sakura, black butler, voltron, hetalia, state/city tan project, trains (specifically commuters, light rails/metro rails. old trains r cool too!), cars/testing cars, and music ⭐ as you can tell, yes im apart of the furry community, since 2018 if this is not your type of tea, feel free 2 leave.

⭐my favorite band is FaLiLV!! (Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas) <3 (no not the movie) ⭐my favorite things r rainbows, emo stuff, jewelry, posters, energy drinks, boba tea, cats and orcas :3c ⭐one last thing im a future meteorologist and seismologist!! that's all I have! buh-bye !!

for people who are creating these bots of “hot women”, please stop following me. it really makes me uncomfortable and be in disgust of these bots. im so tired of them, y’all act like if i was so thirsty for them but I’m not because 1) im aroace and 2) im a teenager.

so please stop it. thank you.

sometimes, using a account ive been inactive for a while such as this or my scratch account feels like im gasping for fresh air again after being buried alive for a long time.

this trans day of visibility, i want to highlight and celebrate intersex trans people.

society ignores intersex trans people and tries to erase this overlap. and also ignores complex intersex experiences around gender. society denies our intersexuality, or our transness, or both. even in queer circles we are often seen as "basically cis" or "basically trans" or "intersex aka own separate species that can have nothing in common with other queer people."

intersex trans people are often denied gender affirming care. intersex trans people get their bodily autonomy attacked both as intersex and trans. even in trans accepting circles like gender clinics, we often face ignorance and incompetence.

people feel entitled to know and question our anatomy, physiology, transition goals, identities — everything about us.

our bodies belong to us. our identities belong to us. our experiences belong to us.

we deserve bodily autonomy. we deserve representation. we deserve recognition. we deserve celebration. we deserve pride.

intersex trans people, i love you.