sundrop id pack ~ <3

Sun (fnaf) themed ID pack

Names ~

Aeolus, aelius, apollo, Cyrus, Aditya, Anatoly, aurora, Akino, Albert, arun, blaze, elio, alba, altan, amp, Ayden, castor, Pollux, Leo, dawn, sunrise, sun, shine, star, Eleanor, Elaine, Horus, sol, eliane, aarush, Helios, phoebe, daystar

Pronouns~

Sun/sunself , sun/shine , shine/shineself , scold/scoldself , scald/scaldself , gleam/gleamself , beam/beamself, sun/beam/sunbeam, sunshine/sunshineself, star/starself, aura/auraself, Leo/leoself, star/sun/starsunself, day/star/daystarself, day/dayself, morning/morningself, sunrise/sunriseself , sunset/sunsetself, midday/middayself, mech/mechself, robot/robotself, animatronic/animatronicself, gear/gearself, glow/glowself, cog/cogself, bolt/boltself

Genders~

Solahealine (transterror), sunbodiment (Neo-arboretum), cirrusdayic (neongender), suncreature (gardendoggy), Solreveric (Neo-arboretum), boysun (moondrizzled), girlsun (moondrizzled), solamol (eternalsakuras), mechsoulic (decayedgender), genderbotic (the-gender-vendor) 

Emojis you can use as a proxy~ 🎃🌞🌝🌻🌕💫⭐️☀️🌤️🍋🍭🍬🍮🍯🥧🏵️🎨🌅🌇🌆💡🔋🔦🔌📀💾🔑🎉🪩🎊🪄🎁💛🔆🔅

Titles~ the Sunny one, the one made of steel and sunshine, the sunshine that lights up the day, the finger painter, the artist of metal, the metal one, the metal sunshine, the robotic one, the one of cogs and gears.

Images by me :3

Maybe the queerstake can give their input on this because a thing that happened in my Sunday School class kinda ruffled me the wrong way. Someone in the class (not the teacher, thankfully) commented something along the lines of "People seem to say 'I'm a child of God but I'm also [this other thing], so I'm going to filter the gospel through [this other thing]' but really, those things are supposed to be swallowed up in Christ. And I've seen so many people fall away from the gospel because of it."It was like the guy was implying that people "fall away from the church" because of this mindset and that prioritizing anything about ourselves other than being a child of God means we won't, or maybe even can't, stay on the path to God.

But like... Aren't we also all diverse individuals? Don't we all have such different life experiences? How can we do anything other than filter the things we learn, even gospel topics, through those life experiences? And yes, it's part of progressing to try and see things from God's point of view and see things from a higher perspective, but like... We can't truly erase those differences about ourselves even while being on the path of Christ, right?

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I actually don't think that the high percentage of autistic people who are trans/nonbinary has anything to do with how autistic brains work, and I think insisting that it does is a dangerous path to go down.

Rather, I think it has a lot more to do with the fact that people who are already othered in some way are more likely to question aspects of themselves and their identities than people who aren't othered.

Autistic people, and really, all neurodivergent people, are already the Other. Whether diagnosed or not, autistic people already feel different and already wonder why they're different. You can say the same about any Othered demographic. A cishet, white, able-bodied person in the US is less likely to question deeply how they feel because being of the normative class, they just assume others feel the exact same way as them (even if it's not the case).

Think about how many seemingly cishet people say things that make us as non-cishet folks tilt our head a bit, when they say things like "everyone is a little bi, doesn't mean you're gay" or "everyone's felt like a different gender, doesn't mean you're trans", because obviously not everyone actually feels that way and maybe these people could benefit from a bit more introspection, but they never considered it because they assumed everyone felt that way because everything else about their identity- whiteness, abledness, income- is considered The Norm.

So, an autistic person who already has felt different and othered their whole life, who has already been constantly questioning themself, is more likely to also question their sexuality and/or gender identity because they don't really have anything to lose and are already questioning anyway. Meanwhile, a neurotypical person with the same unaddressed feelings about their gender and/or sexuality is more likely not to address those feelings because they either think they're unremarkable or because they fear the repercussions of suddenly Not Being The Norm.

It's not that autistic brains are more wired to not be cishet, it's that autistic people, by being the Other, are just going to be more open to questioning their identity because their identity is already in question by everyone around them.

it's always "i don't judge !!" until a person is a therian or just nonhuman in general, their religion is something they don't agree with or don't see as a "real or valid" religion [like satanism or autotheism], they identify with xenogenders and use "weird" pronouns, they have a "cringy" style like emo, scene, goth, or harajuku fashion, they're disabled, they act childish and age regresses, they have extreme intrusive thoughts, they have "odd" interests, they don't have proper hygiene because of poor mental health, their identity "doesn't make any sense", they're "too fat" or "too skinny", or they're just "not attractive". stop cherry picking, you can't claim "you don't judge" when you can't accept these people. be better. /srs

2024 IS NOT FOR "PLAY PLAY" .

Double bind

"You shouldn't teach teens aro and ace identities! What is they start identifying as ace instead of gay!"

Ah yes, how terrible indeed would it be for a teenagers to experiment with their identity

We all know that who we decide we are at 13 is who we end up being for our entire lives, regardless if it is authentic to our present selves

As far as society is concerned, you are a chimpanzee.

I'll keep writing about life until life stays in me

I've been thinking a lot about regional identity in England (you might have noticed)

I'm from Yorkshire, where being from Yorkshire is something a lot of people feel more strongly about than being British or English, which is something I don't see reflected in many other counties.

Some (looking at you Cornwall), but not many.

So I've made a survey:

English folks, please give me your data, I like charts. (No personal data, no precise location.)

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shout out to people who have complicated/complex genders

shout out to people who are genderless

shout out to people who don't use/have labels to describe their gender

shout out to people who are still questioning their gender /gen