Her/their introductory zine

Thanks for reading my e-zine! This is for people who have met me and want to know more about me :)

What is this not for:

• Following continously
• Building a regular audience
• Building a large audience of strangers (Strangers are welcome to lurk but I'm not trying to meet people with this)

Pronouns: She (socially) / they (professionally and socially)

What to call me(my name): How I introduced myself to you. Please don't ask for other possible names you might think I have.

Some words I identify with: Trans, ghost, mermaid, woman, non-binary, queer, d*ke, lesbian, femme

Some words I don't: Dude, guy, bro, the f slur, the t slur

How to talk to me:

1. Don't ask about my dead-names.
2. I don't have to explain my disability to you. I am an athletic person and I'm a person with a mobility issue.
3. I am not obligated to share any information about my transition with you. It's likely that the question you intend on asking, unless you're wondering for your own transition, is offensive.
4. Please do not ask about any surgeries I may have undergone or considered undergoing relating to my transition
5. I'm not looking to engage in debate over my identity.
6. It's not my job to educate you in Gender Theory.
7. I might get overwhelmed in hectic environments

Some things I like

• Quad Rollerskating & Fixed Gear Cycling
• Kickball
• Human-powered travel
• Coffee
• Singing
• Writing music
• Lesbian bars
• Reading
• Teaching & Learning
• Body mods
• And plenty more! I'm not the youngest woman out there and I've got a lot of interests

Some things I don't: Cops, Bigotry, Competition, Aggression, Capitalism, Olives, and plenty more! but we don't need to dwell on the bad

Things I want to learn

• Mimeograph
• How to write a melody
• voice control
• How to inline street skate
and more! (but it's ok if this changes or i dont learn these things, it's not a reflection of my value)

Websites I have gained something from:
• Yesterweb