The amount of times I had to rewrite this caption because I wanted to mention my male jaw is genuinely embarassing.

Was looking over my old tweets and like yes that's absolutely the correct response to life not being fair. It never will be fair; you can either spend 60 years wasting away in misery as you fight pointlessly or... not do that.

Why do I even bother posting, wow neat 300 likes for my best photos when girls get like 800 for shitty webcam selfies. If there's one lesson to be learned from life it's that effort doesn't mean SHIT when you're ugly.

How do cïs women get over not being models at like 25 and not just off themselves? Is the answer just "accept your mediocrity" because that's not really an option I'll consider.

Literally feeling like this bitch today because I have been saying this for years and now all of a sudden it's in vogue and I will receive no apologies or recognition

Trans women have historically treated me much worse than both cïs men and trans men but I guess we're not ready for that conversation.

I don't have to imagine

Cassie by name, Cassie by nature.

No amount of estrogen or effort could make me pass and I kinda wish I'd been warned about that before starting transition because it was kind of a waste.

Type of image a survival horror protagonist carries of his dead wife

Got a phonecall in my deadname today and it was actually a relief to not have to deal with the inherent awkwardness of referring to myself using a fem name. It is a relief to be referred to a man rather than a "man" (weird crossdresser subtype). Maybe detransing would be good.

Nice try but I recognize my own attention seeking etiology. She'll never stop posting. She'll be back in 1-2 weeks. It's deactivation.

Wish I could've gotten popular off making comics then pivoted to posting my body that's a cheap way to get followers when you're mid

It is so hilariously pointless trying to be a trans woman when you've got bad genetics when femboys a thousand times prettier than you through phone camera lenses exist. In an ideal world we'd identify transition potential early to prevent creating monstrosities like me.