Profile: Alix

Alix

You can call me… Alix, Al

I identify as… genderqueer, activist, transfag/dyke, pancurious, lover, kinky, queer, content, atheist, genderfucked.

As far as third-person pronouns go, … male, for the most part, though I’m okay with gender-neutral. Just please, stop calling me “she.” I really like the intersection between wearing a dress and still being “him” or “he” — to say that what I’m wearing has no impact on my actual gender. If you really can’t figure it out, just “Alix” is fine.

I’m attracted to… androgyny, humour, creativity, my lover. Pretty boys and handsome girls, people who fall in between. Attractive people. Anyone who can make me think about things in a way that I haven’t before, or question my own assumptions.

When people talk about me, I want them to… realize that I’m not confused, mentally ill, suffering from a medical condition, or otherwise disabled. Stop pitying me; everything over here is completely fine. Other than that, I want them to talk about how completely awesome I am. Because I am.

I want people to understand… that I am more than capable of making my own decisions about my own body without their input. That gender is fluid. That I’m happy.

About Alix
Alix is 22, a writer/poet/zinester and a student. He is currently struggling with the medical establishment in order to get access to T without undergoing any surgery.

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Posted by on December 18th, 2009 at 04:00 pm

Category: profiles 6 comments »

6 Responses to “Profile: Alix”

  1. B-Rae

    I love what you said about wearing a dress and still being called he. I feel that. Not in spoken pronouns, but in the body language and looks between us when I’m with someone who gets it too.

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  2. kyprieth

    Nice Panic! hoodie :)

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  3. julian

    I really like your profile. And your hoodie. :D Panic ftw!

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  4. Anonymous

    damn kid, you adorable. wink.

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  5. S

    “or otherwise disabled”

    Wow, that is othering. I’m disabled and don’t see that as a bad or wrong thing.

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  6. Anonymous

    Awe. People like you make me think “Wow, I’m in the ‘in between’ category!…aw wait..if only I was ‘attractive’ enough to stand a chance.”:(
    Oh well, you’re very cute and I like the way you think.^^

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