In Pretty Print - An artist lives a writer's life
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Friday, October 30, 2026
My 2 cents
Sunday, October 4, 2026
The Influences and Inspirations!
Just off my chest about #RepresentationMatters! There is a hashtag going around social media until it's expanded to Netflix keywords under certain films and TV series.
I remember in middle school, I started to write a comic called Cool Style Kids(original title by one of my brothers),
Speak about representation matters concerning writing my Cool Style Kids now Greenview You when my French-speaking classmate read my comic and got excited for seeing one a character speaking French the word "deja."
One title “Courage, Dana” about becoming a hero and how sudden fame can not only warp ideas about yourself but cause envy and jealousy among the people you thought cared about you.
How could one forget what started it all? How could I forget some of my earlier influences? The Boy Who Could Fly? And Flight of the Navigator? Disney once showed all their programming on a single channel - yeah, I know. In the new world of massive cable/digital/dish marketing, what a concept-
A series to fall for...
When Your Experiences are Ignored and Dehumanized
The GOP are rolling back civil rights and human rights.
Bigotry keeps NO ONE SAFE. Being a bigot towards trans folks has not only put more trans and gender nonconforming people in more danger, but even folks who are cisgender(you identify with the gender you were assigned at birth) will get caught up in the danger.
I was that "tomboy" but parents encouraged me. I could play video games, watch science/nature shows, play with 'boy's stuff', could watch SFFH/cartoons on TV. One of the few gender-conforming was to wear dresses at church as a kid.
When I was in middle school, my voice changed and instead of it becoming higher, it got lower.
I was already being bullied for being flat-chested. And now I was bullied for having a deep voice!
Even when I began trying to be more feminine with clothing and make-up in my 20s, my "womanliness" was never enough.
I was bullied for being a tomboy in elementary, bullied for not hitting puberty soon enough in middle school. And then, as a college student, when I did dress up, got attention I didn't want.
I began going back to my tomboyish/masculine-presenting self from my 30s. I'm now 50 and am fully gender nonconforming.
This is my version of who I am. People should be allowed to present any way they should without harassment and abuse.
Again, BIGOTRY PUTS US ALL IN DANGER.
Tuesday, September 8, 2026
I Hit the Big 5-0
About Journaling
Wednesday, May 27, 2026
FB is BS
Friday, March 27, 2026
My webcomic is featured on The Duck Webcomics!
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