Hello, sweeties! New videos are on their way, and this site will be undergoing a gradual redesign. Some changes have already made their way to your lovely eyeballs, but I’m neither a web developer nor a graphic designer, so I’ll be enlisting some help as time goes by when I can afford it. COVID gonna’ COVID where that’s concerned.
In the meantime, feel free to watch some videos I made when I was still walking around as a fictitious dead man.
In this video, Jolene explains her evolving gender identity, what socially transitioning – gender-wise – can change, and goes into where she’s been, which touches on the topic of why creators create, and what could make some of us stop.
Trans and nonbinary people go through this thing I don’t see too many people talk much about.
Crystal and Jolene groggily and crankily make their way through the middle chunk of Super Metroid.
In our first episode of SJW Lve in just about forever, Jolene and Crystal play Super Metroid and talk trans stuff.
Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria isn’t real. There is, however, a condition that definitely exists that takes hold once you’ve been shown what it’s like to live as your authentic self and have to go back to not doing so shortly thereafter. Here’s my imprecise explanation of what I’m calling rapid onset gender chafing.
Transitioning is tough. Don’t make my mistake. Go to a doctor or a nurse practitioner who has experience with transitioning patients.
Jolene answers questions frequently asked of a nonbinary person who is transitioning and undergoing hormone replacement therapy.
Jo and Tamsin talk about Star Trek: The Next Generation’s The Outcast. 1992’s decisive answer to the often unquestioned excuse of “well, this media is more than twenty years old. Of course it was terrible about queer people.”
Star Trek dealt with trans stuff, and we made an episode about it.
Pride is upon us, and big companies drape themselves in the rainbow flag. Herein is a brief tale of Youtube trying to have its cake and eat it too.
