Kim | 22 | they/he/she | about
do not follow/interact if you are: terf, swerf, gender-critical, anti-porn, truscum, anti-sjw, dd/lg, MAP
Kim | 22 | they/he/she | about
do not follow/interact if you are: terf, swerf, gender-critical, anti-porn, truscum, anti-sjw, dd/lg, MAP
I don’t rly tumble anymore so if anybody wants to follow my art instagram I’m @highfiberdesigns
and if ur a mutual lemme know and I’ll follow back :3c
I don’t rly tumble anymore so if anybody wants to follow my art instagram I’m @highfiberdesigns
and if ur a mutual lemme know and I’ll follow back :3c
I don’t rly tumble anymore so if anybody wants to follow my art instagram I’m @highfiberdesigns
and if ur a mutual lemme know and I’ll follow back :3c
I don’t rly tumble anymore so if anybody wants to follow my art instagram I’m @highfiberdesigns
and if ur a mutual lemme know and I’ll follow back :3c
I don’t rly tumble anymore so if anybody wants to follow my art instagram I’m @highfiberdesigns
and if ur a mutual lemme know and I’ll follow back :3c
I don’t rly tumble anymore so if anybody wants to follow my art instagram I’m @highfiberdesigns
and if ur a mutual lemme know and I’ll follow back :3c
You are not bad for going back into the closet or not wearing your hijab or presenting as your assigned gender in the coming weeks. You are still deserving respect and you are still worthy of love. Your physical safety comes first.
reproductive rights in the US are likely in jeopardy, so if you are able to get birth control or plan b for free or cheap under your insurance please start hoarding it for yourself and friends.
If you’ve been thinking about getting an IUD, please do so now.
the below link lists how daily birth control pills can be taken to act as an emergency contraceptive like plan b.
http://ec.princeton.edu/questions/dose.html
tser:
imalive (a texting helpline) is homophobic and supports conversion therapy. idk why some people posting things about using them w/o research but holy fuck.
i heard you can use txt4life instead
This says it is for Minnesota only.
This one is US nationwide: http://www.crisistextline.org/
(Source: floreawe)
Even if you’re not planning to go anywhere anytime soon.
Passports can be lifesavers - I know they have been for me. They’re internationally recognised ID and can be your ticket out if you need to escape quickly. Most countries in the world allow visa-free travel for American citizens, so you could just drop by whenever.
It usually takes 4-5 weeks, or 2-3 weeks expedited. It may be possible to get it in 5 business days depending on need. They cost $110 (or $80 for those under 16) plus an execution fee of $25 for first-timers. There’s also the cheaper passport card that’s only valid for Canada and Mexico ($30) but if you’re able to I’d recommend getting the passport book because that’s valid in more places. There’s extra fees for expedited passports and priority mail.
The National Centre for Transgender Equality has some resources for trans people applying for passports:
Under the current policy, you can obtain a full ten-year passport with an updated gender marker if you have had clinical treatment determined by your doctor to be appropriate in your case to facilitate gender transition. No specific details are required about what type of treatment is appropriate for you.
Under the current policy, a physician certification is required if the documents you submit with your application, which may include a prior passport, driver’s license, birth certificate, or other documents, do not all reflect the correct gender. If all the documents you submit with your application reflect the correct gender, you may not need to submit a physician certification. See the application instructions below for more details.
(There’s a lot more in the link as well as the link above)
You’d want to get your passport as soon as possible before any policy changes that can affect your ability to get ID.
