Pinned Tweet
Replying to @samdylanfinch
Did you find me because of my thread on the fawn trauma response? š
I wrote a follow-up resource for you: letsqueerthingsup.com/2025/0ā¦
Hi! If you're a yapperā I mean, ⨠verbal processorāØ, I created a resource to support you. š
letsqueerthingsup.com/2025/0ā¦
Returning on this day of [redacted] to let folks in my community know where they can find and support me.
Iāve relaunched my blog! Because having my own platform is my way of taking back my power as a creator.
Hereās a cute little video of me sharing about it. š
I am not sure what to do with this body of work, and this snapshot of a decade of life for me. I hate that this is happening.
Pinning my boundaries here, especially to remind folks who are resharing my past tweets to please honor my lived experience, my words, and my labor with proper credit.
I donāt ask for much. But I do ask that you not separate my voice from my name.
samdylanfinch.com/boundariesā¦
Sam Dylan Finch retweeted
Please share widely! Please help with our beloved @tinu's last expenses and with her wonderful family. Tinu means so much to all of us. Please be here now #ForTinu . If you can't help, please share! šā¤ļøšŗš°š· gofundme.com/f/honoring-tinuā¦
We don't talk enough about how therapy can help, beyond just "if you're struggling, go talk to someone!"
This isn't helpful if you have no frame of reference, though.
So I answered the questions: Is therapy worth it? And what exactly is it for? š”
helloalma.com/blog/is-therapā¦
Sam Dylan Finch retweeted
For the survivors who haven't realized yet that they're survivors. ā¤ļøāš©¹
I was one of you. Some days, I still am, because the reality is still so hard to comprehend.
You are not alone.
helloalma.com/blog/do-i-haveā¦
For the survivors who haven't realized yet that they're survivors. ā¤ļøāš©¹
I was one of you. Some days, I still am, because the reality is still so hard to comprehend.
You are not alone.
helloalma.com/blog/do-i-haveā¦
Questions like these are so disingenuous.
Trans people are less than 1% of the US population.
If you had a sizable graduating class, this is like asking, āDid you know these four specific people, well enough to recognize they were struggling with gender & werenāt just queer?ā
This Post is from an account that no longer exists. Learn more
Did you, a teen who probably knew little to nothing about gender or sexuality, know your entire graduating class well enough to magically discern who was uncomfortable with their assigned gender during a time when it was dangerous to express that sentiment?
Give me a break.



