I’m really bad at bios.

Uhh hi I’m Shelby! I’m a trans woman from New York. My interests are fashion, photography, tech and music. So you can expect most of my posts to be about those topics. I pretty much only comment if I have something positive or constructive to say. I’m kind of a golden retriever girlie, so don’t be afraid to reach out. I’m always friendly to respectful people.

This is a kinda alt account for FRYD@sh.itjust.works I’m probably gonna migrate over to this being my main account at some point.

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  • When I was kid I absolutely fell in love with the game Endless Ocean for the wii. I really wanted to be a marine biologist or just do something where my job would be to spend tons of time out in the sea and diving.

    I still wish I could. I live by the ocean and absolutely love fish and the sea. Getting on a boat and going out until land is super distant or out of sight is an absolutely magical experience. You really feel how big the world is. Maybe one day I can have the fund for scuba gear and do some underwater photography out there, but I doubt it.












  • I’m not in Canada, but I had a similar experience. I had just gotten out of the psych ward and spent 2.5 weeks lying daily about my state and I was exhausted.

    I had to go to a family crisis facility to get my prescription bridged and when I called, the person on the line asked the classic “Have you had any thoughts about harming yourself or others?” I, frustrated, said “I’m gonna be real. Why would I ever say anything but ‘no’?” He laughed a little and explained to me that there’s actually stages to suicidal ideation and that was kind of an opener to start a conversation to gauge my risk.

    So my rough understanding is that suicidal thoughts or even planning aren’t necessarily grounds for an immediate grippy sock vacation. Still it is frustrating to navigate the situation and feels like an inadequate system.




  • How your hair is cut will affect it. If your hair is cut for your usual part, it’ll be shorter on one side and will have slightly uneven layering if you move it. Generally though, moving your part just needs some patience with training your hair or some product to hold it in place. Your hair is used to the part it has, so it’ll resist it to a degree.

    I only know curly hair, but a good bit of curl gel evenly raked through my hair keeps my part clean. If your hair is straighter, you may just need to comb a bit of gel into the roots of the part to get it to stay. Supposedly creams or mousses could work too, but my hair is very thick and too strong for that. So I don’t have any experience with them for anything besides frizz management.