[ladyyatexel]

brattypanda0 replied to your post: I bought a book to help me with my gender anxiety…

Hey, thanks for sharing this journey with us. You’re awesome and your dolls look amazing. :)

Aww, thanks!   

It’s funny, I don’t know how much sharing I’m doing, or how much journey you’re even seeing, but there’s a lot going on in my brains at least.  I’ve had a headache for three days over it, it’s been pretty intense.  It’s stuff I’ve been thinking about on purpose for a year or more, and stuff I have had flashes of thinking of for far longer.  I used to fill out surveys just in last few years that asked about gender with something like, ‘98% female’ or something like that.  I’ve just been hit with the realization that that percentage changed somewhat abruptly, even if the shift itself has turned out to have been a longer process than I was even really aware of.  (Got me some serious, ‘oh my god, of course’ retrospect happening right now.) And maybe I finally internalized that spending a few years thinking, “I wish I was [gender],” could …mean you are [gender]?  It’s an idea.

I’ve given details to a few friends who have asked, but I think I’ll be keeping what I’ve got going on mostly to myself for a while, at least until it feels like fewer things are just floating around untethered.  I feel a little out of control and panicky, so I think I’ll feel better and be better prepared to dump the non-news of of my identity garbage onto you folks after I’ve had a bit and read some stuff.   I’ve gotta pour it out slowly or something.  It feels both enormous and like nothing at the same time and was really hard for me to come at head on the day I got hit in the guts by a set of pronouns.  I kept crying and getting sick, so it’s been A Lot.  

Thanks for standing by while I recalibrate!  Much appreciated!

[lancrewizzard]

For reasons best known to myself I wrote a Jeeves fic set on Discworld, so if anyone wants to read that, it’s here I guess https://archiveofourown.org/works/16155602

[s-her-q]

Dear Jeeves community, look what I just found.

[detrixsta]

A heavenly happy birth anniversary to P.G. Wodehouse!                                                          (15 October 1881 – 14 February 1975)
One of the most widely read humorists of the 20th century. His novels & short stories feature elaborate plots & a unique writing style based on a combination of very formal language, references to classical literature, & contemporary club-room slang. His novels were comic fiction, creating several regular characters who became familiar to the public. They include the jolly gentleman of leisure Bertie Wooster & his sagacious valet, Jeeves.

Jeeves & Wooster through the decades:
1930s: David Niven & Arthur Treacher
1960s: Ian Carmichael & Dennis Price
1990s: Stephen Fry & Hugh Laurie

Note: The BBC series “The World of Wooster” (1965-67) is largely lost.

[monnibor]

Inktober day 27

It’s Jeeves from the books by P. G. Wodehouse. Though I guess this Jeeves is actually from the tv-series Jeeves and Wooster. 

[asluttybasilofbakerstreet]

The Rest of the Story

So there was a *Gussie* in the wardrobe, part 4 (1 2 3)

[theluneis]

J'ai emprunté les Jeeves à la bibli pour la énième fois. Rien de mieux pour retrouver le moral que ses aventures avec Bertie.

[tampire]

“My apologies, but my business is pressing.”

[operaomweirdology]

I am at DST and just saw Andrew Robinson walking over to Siddig’s signing booth and handling him a copy of his biography (“Stepping into the light”) Real life mimicks fictions my guys🤔??? That book was about Andrew’s childhood traumatic experience just like a stitch of time was about garak’s.

[guldvkat]

Ds9 make up artists were so mean