Hi, I'm Robin (nb, they/them). Really happy to have come across this community - thank you! I'm mostly on DW for fannish reasons, with Our Flag Means Death being my major fandom at the moment, but I also post periodically about non-fannish media interests and real life.
I've been identifying as genderqueer since I was a teenager, but what that's looked like has shifted over the years and I'm still jostling at some barriers of what I'd like to access but can't easily, and what I can access easily but have a feeling I probably shouldn't.
In terms of trans and nonbinary reading at the moment, I'm halfway through The Remedy: Queer and Trans Voices on Health and Health Care, edited by Zena Sharman, which I'd so far recommend to anyone interested in the topic, especially anyone looking for some Canadian content. It's a great collection of pieces from folks who've walked through health care systems as patients, practitioners, and everything in between, with works ranging from poetry to profiles on innovative programs to reflective essays.
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Date: 2022-12-04 06:52 am (UTC)I've been identifying as genderqueer since I was a teenager, but what that's looked like has shifted over the years and I'm still jostling at some barriers of what I'd like to access but can't easily, and what I can access easily but have a feeling I probably shouldn't.
In terms of trans and nonbinary reading at the moment, I'm halfway through The Remedy: Queer and Trans Voices on Health and Health Care, edited by Zena Sharman, which I'd so far recommend to anyone interested in the topic, especially anyone looking for some Canadian content. It's a great collection of pieces from folks who've walked through health care systems as patients, practitioners, and everything in between, with works ranging from poetry to profiles on innovative programs to reflective essays.