Tag: genderbox
a simple self guide to knowing when it is time to get a haircut
family member: ahh your hair is getting to be just the perfect length 🙂 very pretty
non-Newtonian genderfluid
⚡️ Zap! I’m electric ⚡️
Model : Trinity Bree w/ WeSpeakNY Models
Photographer : Meagan Hall
Published in Surreal Beauty Magazine
transphobia or something /
walked into women’s bathroom in university library today, and some girl literally about to close her stall door saw me, got big scared eyes, and ran out of the bathroom, clearly to check the sign. after like four seconds she came back in and i couldn’t just go hide in a stall bc they were all full or the one she’d vacated that i couldn’t make myself take. then another one opened up and i went to hide in it for a while until everyone else in the bathroom had left. i know this isn’t even really my (afab, lesbian/“butch”-identified) struggle to have, really, but god. felt bad! for a second after she came in i thought she was going to say something to me! idk, i look androgynous on purpose, maybe i don’t get to be upset, but– no actually this is still upsetting. idk. didn’t love it. not sure how to explain why but like, this is just a thing, this is an extant thing that is kind of bad, right
a thing about now having bangs kind of is that i keep thinking that my sleeping roommate is moving around when really i am just seeing pieces of my hair in my peripheral vision. not constantly scaring yourself with imaginary visions is femme privilege, discuss
this morning i looked in the mirror, in my men’s shirt and boots and my short hair, and thought, ecstatically, “i look butch!”
Sawa Takai FW2013
Sawa Takai explores deliberate layering through addition and subtraction. Engineered melton wool double-paneling functions as protective sheaths symbolizing strength and concealment. These heavy layers are contrasted by removed panels and split seams in soft flannel revealing interior linings and representing vulnerability and exposure. Together these themes play on Takai’s reflections on metropolitan women who must preserve their inner tenderness while projecting strength to the world to survive.















