We need gender inclusivity when we're talking about menstruation.

Talking mental health with Sam Dylan Finch.
We need gender inclusivity when we're talking about menstruation.
I'm hoping the person who needs this will read it.
"Ugly" was the only word I had to describe my dysphoria, which meant it flew under the radar for a long time.
There are better ways for women to advocate for their rights – ways that do not further oppress people outside of the gender binary.
I'm not a kid anymore. I'm a crazy, queer adult that survived.
The very real work of queer liberation begins with our bodies and extends to one another.
Name your values. Examine your actions. Parse out the discrepancies.
Alternatively titled, 'That Time My Hormones Made Me Lose My Damn Mind' or maybe 'Being Transgender Is Awful.'
Let's talk about gender, hormones, and cats.
"I can tell you the exact moment I realized, without a doubt, that I was not a woman."