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“When Nicholas Webb quits his job as a high profile journalist to move across the country to the small and seemingly mundane Ælctown, with the goal of organizing his recently inherited grandfather’s library, he isn’t expecting much. Some time to clear his mind perhaps. But Ælctown is not like any other that Nicholas has ever encountered, and the quickly loosing facade of normal rapidly unravels his understanding of himself, and the world around him. “

The Oddities of Ælctown is a Queer Paranormal podcast, following the story of Nicholas Webb as he untangles the mysteries left on tapes by 17 year old Beck from over forty years ago, in his audio diary that follows his confusing and lonely teenage years in Ælctown . It is written, voiced acted, directed,and produced by two young queer trans men, and aims to be representative of a multitude of different mental health issues, alongside various forms of queer representation. For more information on when the podcast will drop, follow our tumblr and give us some love! <3

- The Creators of The Oddities Of Ælctown

(Art Credit To @Juno.ac.art on Instagram.)

Im having the same problem. And just when i think a set of pronouns is comfy, its suddenly not. I fucking hate it

Anyone else feel like you've just settled for a certain name or pronouns?

I don't like words. Speaking, reading, writing, spelling. I don't like them.

Human feelings are far more complex than any language can ever be.

So I haven't found any pronouns that actually feel like me. I've settled for He/They. Yeah, I'm comfortable with them, I'll answer to them but they don't feel like ME. None of them do.

I haven't found a name that is ME yet either.

He, She, They, Ze, Hy, Fae, Hir, Em... nothing, I've heard of a lot of neopronouns. nothing.

Nothing feels like ME.

Don't know if I ever will find the right ones.

Maybe my distaste for words is part of what's making it hard to find ones I like and that fit me.

Maybe there are no words for me.

oh yeah happy g a y  m o n t h

Even LGBT people are afraid to create LGBT rep half the time because you fucking goblins critique things with LGBT rep so harshly that the second it does something that you personally don’t like it gets treated even worse than the shows that have absolutely no rep in them.

Demonizing every show that is earnestly trying to provide the rep we’ve been lacking is NOT THE WAY TO GET BETTER REP