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I'm a feminist who loves TV & enjoys movies, adores her friends, occasionally writes fanfic (and rarely finishes them), almost always reads fanfics, nerds about Harry Potter, moons over Bradley James and others (esp. when blond/e), collects picture books and colouring books (but rarely colours the latter one), procrastinates, organises fan convention(s). I'm domestic, a librarian, going on 30, and anglophile. That's all you need to know to begin with XD
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Date: 2022-11-26 03:33 am (UTC)Your username on other social media: kindkit on AO3, gavestonsfrolic on Tumblr (very seldom used in recent years) and Twitter (I'm still pretty active there, but mostly retweeting).
Pronouns: He/him
Age bracket: I'm 53
Geographical area: US Southwest
Interests: Queer and trans issues, fiction (especially sff) with queer and trans characters, old fiction with queer subtext, history, science, perfume, tea.
Fandoms: At the moment I'm all Our Flag Means Death all the time; it even has me writing fic again after a long dry spell. Before that my most recent fandoms were The Magnus Archives and Rusty Quill Gaming, and I'm tentatively intrigued by the news about The Magnus Protocols. I've been in a lot of other fandoms over the years but I tend to be serially mono-fannish: I obsess, then eventually lose interest and move on. I'm unlikely to post much (or, frankly, anything) about my old fandoms. All the fic's on AO3, though.
What type of posts can we expect in your journal? Fic links and fannish stuff, discussion of queer and trans issues, a bit of politics, some perfume reviews as I try to find the perfect scent(s) for me.
Anything else you'd like us to know? I am a trans man; if you think the existence of trans people is in any way a problem, let's not interact. Most of my posts are public; the locked ones are personal and I'll probably need to know you for a while before giving access. Feel free to subscribe without commenting here if you're more comfortable that way; I'll check out your journal regardless and will probably subscribe back if we have interests in common.