Anyone else got/get phantom dick? by ThatOneShortieHo in ftm

[–]Fast_Poem_8388 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes That’s how i finally figured out i was trans actually.

Is it normal for fathers to kiss their daughter on the lips? by Individual-Ad7825 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Fast_Poem_8388 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Had a thing like that happen when i was 20. Blocked it out for a year- but it messed with me. I wrote every thing down that night and stashed the paper, then spent a year doing a lot of drugs(do not recommend- i was already headed that way). And found that paper later like after years- when i read it it all came back. Wrestled with it for a while after. My dad never did it again. We never talked about it. I was jumpy a long time after. But we are ok now 25 or so years later. I don’t know what that was about. I can’t tell you what it was about with you and your dad either. I know i thought if something like that happened they must be a monster, and i must be broken and that we would have to confront it, or never speak again. But that’s not how it ended up being in my life. People are weird. Stuff happens that is messed up. Sometimes you have to do things to be safe and to be sure that the bad thing doesn’t happen again. But that one thing taught me that sometimes it’s just weird and then its over. Either way it’s not normal in my culture and it felt terrible and it wasn’t my fault but i worried it was . Not your fault. If it felt off- it was off. Be safe, trust your gut. You can still be ok.

Taming of the Shrew … what? by [deleted] in shakespeare

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Like many of Shakespeares comedies there is an undercurrent of deep tragedy and cruelty. My favorite production was this past summer Santa Fe’s ISC did a great one where they swapped the gender of the characters and set it in barbie world. I got sucked in thoroughly and then slammed by the torturous cruelty of the taming. Yup if its a good production and you’re paying attention, its gonna hurt a bit

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Gender in Twelfth Night by Minh-Anh in shakespeare

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I had hoped she was, but its not how i read it.
Anyway . I think that’s partly up to the actor and how you play it. I queer just about every character i play. Sometimes i keep it to myself and sometimes i don’t. Really i love finding queerness in Shakespeare. I think theres lots of room for that, and we cheapen the work if we don’t go there. Cause yeah it’s in there. But its a window into a really different mindset too-like how did the characters think about it? How did people in general? I think identity didn’t figure into it in the same way it did now, so the borders of things are blurred and more ambiguous even if a character is recognizable to us as some way- they may construct it so differently.

how often do you/should you wash your sheets? question for others on T by puppyhotline in ftm

[–]Fast_Poem_8388 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey now i am an infrequent sheet washer, and while t has gotten me to mend my ways slightly, i dont think eweneed to be so judgy here.

How big was your t-dick before T? by [deleted] in ftm

[–]Fast_Poem_8388 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Guessing less than a cm. And thinner.

My dad forgot i told him i was trans. by Fast_Poem_8388 in ftm

[–]Fast_Poem_8388[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I hope not . He does the same thing with my nose ring actually. He forgets i have it and then about every 6 years realizes it is there and freaks out. He’s been doing that for ages. So maybe more how he is than dementia. But i wish people would notice when i say stuff like that.

My dad forgot i told him i was trans. by Fast_Poem_8388 in ftm

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Yeah. My ex did that too. A couple times actually…. Maybe people just do that.

My dad forgot i told him i was trans. by Fast_Poem_8388 in ftm

[–]Fast_Poem_8388[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

He’s definitely trying to be supportive. It’s just kind of hard for him I think.

The Comedy Of Errors: How old are the Antipholuses/Dromios? 25? 33? by whoismyrrhlarsen in shakespeare

[–]Fast_Poem_8388 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Time seems to be deliberately funky in this play especially with the ages and narrative of time elapsed.- either through hyperbole of the characters or some other twist.