Profile: Jess

Jess

You can call me… Jess

I identify as… a genderqueer grrl with heavy geek tendencies. I also have a button that says “awkward is my gender identity.”

As far as third-person pronouns go, … I like they, them, their, theirs. I’m all about neutrality. An added bonus is watching people struggle over grammatical issues.

I’m attracted to… butch women, femmy guys, genderqueers, trannies, androgynes, hot queers (pretty much all queers are hot… that’s our superpower). I also swoon for other geekatrons.

When people talk about me, I want them to… know that my gender is very important to me and needs to be respected, but it’s also just one part of a larger picture.

I want people to understand… Just because leading a gender-variant life can be hard sometimes, doesn’t mean that you always have to be serious! Humour can sometimes be a great way to improve your situation!

 

About Jess
jess is an electronics R&D engineer on the beautiful west coast of BC, canada. they love sci-fi, computers, internet culture, bicycles, activism, dancing, reading, and junk like that. they feel super privileged to have the most loving and supportive queer community imaginable.

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Posted by on August 19th, 2009 at 04:00 pm

Category: profiles 7 comments »

7 Responses to “Profile: Jess”

  1. XylophoneGender

    Love the button!! I need to get one of those.

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  2. Chris

    Wow, cuuuUUUute

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  3. Smith

    Jess FTW! This rulez!

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  4. dieselfemme

    you forgot to mention tube tops and shiny hair in your “likes”.

    you have the shiniest most beautiful hair or all the hair owners i know. also, the shiniest most beautiful tube tops of all the tube top owners i know.

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  5. Julian

    you are awesome.

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  6. Tristian

    FINALLY!

    Someone has figured out our super power.
    FTW.

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  7. Hedo

    “Awkward is my gender identity”? Where did you find such a button? I must have one!

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