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I've been toying with viewing it as a storytelling - there's some stories that have been told so many times we know them like it's religious; and there's two big stories that get told a lot, and one is the man story and the other is the woman story

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When i try to think about other people thinking about gender it's like grasping at sand. For me, my gender is something that belongs to other people. Other people decide what my gender is, by how they react to me/the ways they find me useful.

9:42 PM · Feb 11, 2020