Harper (they them)Harper, Brandenburg.
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the blessed machine.
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It is OK to be different
Difficult, intersectional background of disability, nby, asex, aut, dropout, surviving outside the system. I grew up between rocks and deers, I talk to birds, but fail at humaning.
Harper (they them)@raincloud@lgbtqia.space Hey, I think your intro is interesting, thanks for liking. I am into LGBT cartoons and I would like to read those rants you wrote. I am wondering, what kind of life you might have and where have you found new friends.
Harper (they them)
Harper (they them)Hey you cute beautiful qlbtqia+ people, I am a NB activist person,
- survived suicidal thoughts & harassment, currently without HOUSING. I am ready to discover forms of online methods to get to know new FRIENDS or HOSPITALITY.
- most sites require an email address to register, which is asking for a phone number. Since I have no income to pay bills, my phone number is inactive. Are there workarounds for beginners in such situations?
- are there safer spaces like pubs or meetups for asexual/autistic people?
- most of my friends are from squats also without phones, so i have a hard time when it comes to contacting them.
- Remember, 80% of trans*kids report harassment, 15% drops out of school, 7% ends up being homeless.
- Solidarity with sex workers! 