Also, act aggressively and drench yourself as much as possible with the juice of toxic masculinity. A man or a masc person must be masculine вЂ“ looking: short hair, beard, muscles, tall, and only wearing sensible, dull вЂ“ colored clothes, like T вЂ“ shirt, jeans, and sport shoes. Even though I am not attracted to people that way, sometimes I would like to have a sexual and romantic partner and I wouldnвЂ™t mind engaging in those acts.ДЄlso, because of the supposed discrepancy between my gender identity or feelings and my actual presentation to the world, me feeling not trans enough is an understatement thereвЂ™s still so much gendered stereotypes regarding men or a masculine identifying person, whether cis, trans, or nonbinary, and itвЂ™s not going anywhere. For instance, I am a person who likes to read NSFW literary works I like smut novels and porn fanfics very much. Asexual people are assumed to be вЂњprudesвЂќ, dress more conservatively, express complete disinterest (maybe even repulsion) in sex (and romance), and even be introverted.В Right now, save for the introverted thing, I am none of those things. Even though I know that our community is evolving to be more inclusive, I personally feel that a certain stereotype of what an asexual (and aromantic) people should look like and/or act remains. See, as an AFAB person, besides looking very feminine naturally by virtue of having super chubby cheeks, curves, and being less than five feet tall, I also prefer to have my hair long (and I took great care of it as I want to grow it out past the waist) I love makeup to death (so much that I often get reprimanded by my family because how long I take to get ready and because I often wear makeup that is too glam for the occasion) and I desperately want the confidence of those Instagram baddie so that I can wear revealing bodycon clothes comfortably (much to my dismay, I am too much of an introvert for that, but IвЂ™m getting better though).ДЇrom what IвЂ™ve described above, you probably already think that my identities are being oxymoronic to each other. Not вЂњcis womanвЂќ as in вЂњnot passing at all despite trying toвЂќ, but вЂњcis womanвЂќ as in вЂњa very feminine AFAB person who identifies as nonbinary and not trying to pass at allвЂќ. I am 100% perceived by society as a cis woman. I also donвЂ™t perceive people to be attractive in both sexual and romantic departments at all I am more attracted by someoneвЂ™s kindness and personality, and I feel something more likeвЂ¦ familial love, to people. Sometimes I feel so masculine that I will refer to myself as a transgender man* other times, I feel like I'm just a human. What that means for me is that most days I feel very masculine, while some days I feel more вЂagenderвЂ™. I am an agender trans man who happens to be asexual aromantic. Hi, my name is Raphael, pronouns he/they. Pretty as a decoration, but ultimately useless and is not actually a rose. Also hearing protection, gloves and other PPE.I often feel like IвЂ™m a plastic rose. Please use caution and wear proper foot wear at all times. I was wearing flip flops and dropped a drill on my foot drill bit side down.

I am laughing as I write this only because I hurt myself tonight working on this project. It can be hazardous to use the recommended tools. I will supply the dimensions of my project, but again you can change it up to accommodate for the supplies that you have on hand.

I used a miter saw and a drill, some screws, plastic rings and 550 paracord. Initially I was going to design and 3D print this project on a smaller scale, but instead it can be created in minutes with the right tools and some scrap lumber. I personally used some spare wood from my shop, 550 paracord, and some rings from my daughter's jewelry kit. Spare wood, 3D printer, cardboard, plastic, kite string: it doesn't matter. So I discovered the solution without beating it myself, but it is a great challenge and I wish to share it with others. I have to admit that I tried to solve it several times while visiting the museum with my children, but eventually I saw someone solve it. Many of my favorite puzzles came from my Paternal Grandfather, but this one I discovered at the Science Museum in Seattle, WA. I have a few others that I wish to build someday, but this one must come first.

Plastic rose puzzle instructions