Introductions

What would a blog be without an introductory post? Probably a lot more fun to write in the beginning. Oh, the woes of the first world.

Long story short: I'm Belle, and I'm a trans woman. At the time of this writing, I've been on hormones for about two and a half months. I've got a YouTube channel, which I've posted to all of twice.

My family knows, and they're really supportive. They don't always get the best way to act, and misgendering around my mum's house is a common occurrence, but in the ways they can consciously control, they are all very supportive of my transition, and I'm really grateful for that.

My friends are fantastic. I live in Sydney, right near what one might consider the queer capital. When asked to use feminine pronouns, my friends didn't miss a beat. No one gets my name wrong. They all get excited about exciting things about my transition.

I'm a geek with OCD. My biggest fear about starting a blog is tags. Nowhere I've seen ever did them right. I need a list of all my tags, right there, for me to click on and add to. My biggest gripe with most blog editors is that they like to insert "<br />" tags instead of spaces, rather than wrapping paragraphs in a "<p>" tag.

I started this blog because I wanted to rant about something, but it seemed the sort of thing which would be better done in text than video. I'm sure I'll find other things to talk about here. If not, storage space on the Internet is cheap.