i said, "mentor me. i'm serious"
so far (no surprise), dead silence
and on birbsite: i directly replied to some rando white cis dude actually practising & licensed in the same field i'm trained for but can't cos to do so one must be chosen by a licensed mentor to invite you as apprentice for 2yrs before you too get to be licensed — w/ no laws, regs, or self-checking w/in the field to assure mentors don't solely/principally pick folks whose intx’l placement echoes their own
also true: there are zero known trans women *practising* in my profession in north america & zero in canada
there is, however, at least one trans woman in canada w/ a masters in planning from the oldest school accredited by the profession
🤔
well… talk about overwhelming people on aviansite. i sort of overdid it there
i need a good editor
tfw i walk outside to check on something at 4:45a and lo, it's that time of year when pre-5a it's light outside. in about four weeks, first light here will be at 3:45a and, well, i pretty much don't sleep at night, like, ever throughout astronomical summertime (which here began on may 2nd and ends on august 2nd)
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this whole having to move out thing sucks & i don't have a path to what's next, but i reckon if there's a thing i'll be happy to leave it'll be my cis het flatmate of 6+yrs who in the last 2yrs took to wearing perfume… a little at first, then she got in a habit of bathing herself in it. not just any perfume, but a series of cheap scents that are unknown to me & scream a lot of things, none of it positive. my nose & eyes always rebel
it's worth noting how when i interviewed her way back when, i said i didn't mind usual hygiene things having some fragrances, but i wanted to maintain a low-fragrance flat. she agreed
it's a reason of many i want new flatmates
(she actually had two big hits from that début — the other called “Welcome to the Real World” — and super-minor hits from her 1993 follow-up, which to be honest isn't that great)
and hey now i'll end on that note. thanks for reading this long-forgotten pop culture history :)
most of you looking at this thread and scratching your head would best know who she is/was by that one-hit wonder from 1989–90 called “Don’t Wanna Fall in Love”
final fun fact:
jane child is from toronto, so to me she is a hometown girl (and which leaves me unable to shake my feelings covered in that first jinx, given The Clarke's five-decade presence here), but if you were to ask her, a transplanted los angelina, about toronto, she is known to rapidly change the subject to something else :/
also fun fact:
i have a promotional-only poster in mint condition from this album which isn't the same picture as either album sleeve cover (a different photo was used for the vinyl), and i have meant for years to frame it, but maybe now i won't for legitimate reasons, idk
it's… complicated
fun fact:
this début, her first album, was entirely recorded, performed, produced, and engineered by herself on Warners — something which almost never happens on débuts except with the most talented. previous to her, Warner Brothers let Prince do that and pretty much no one else
this song has been going through my mind all evening, and either you'll be fine with it or you'll hate it
it's very of its time (and i'll be honest with you all: there've always been some epic trans vibes on this entire album, and well, i still have some… questions)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtxG-YHWSS8
[p.s., yeah she wore cornrows in 1989. and i'm sorry-not sorry, but she was a possibility model for 16yo severely cracked-egg me]
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idk, could be the old united airlines or the un-achievable life
before the trans ex-ual, it was the trans ual