RIO MONTANA

TRIXTER GRAPHIX

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[ EDITOR & STUDENT ]

# poccreative.

“WITH THE LIMOUSINE TINTS, YOU CAN SUCK MY DICK.”

RIO MONTANA

TRIXTER GRAPHIX

[ ABOUT ]

afab masc enby, they/he pronouns,
maldivian ‘04 liner — aug 7th — leo

LEGALLY GOT ANGER ISSUES SO BEWARE.

MY EDITING

I have been editing since April 2020 (see my first edit dump on TASA). I did some half-way done edits before that, but I never completed them and they were all done to test out certain things.

99.9% of my edits are made from scratch, including templates, overlays, textures and png’s so do refrain from asking me for the resources I use in my edits because my resources are made from scratch and catered to the specific edit that I used it on.

I learnt how to edit from my cousin, HDKI (aka Freddie Graphics), hence why my style has a lot of similarities with their style. My style being similar to theirs is part of the reason why I do not give tutorials and do not really enjoy when people take inspiration from me because it kind of feels like people are indirectly taking inspo from HDKI and I would feel guilty if someone were to copy their style because of me.

I have recently started doing video editing as well, and you can find them on my instagram page!

NONBINARY

“BEING NONBINARY”

Being nonbinary I feel very uncomfortable when I feel like something (or someone) categorises me into a certain gender too much. However, that being said, I feel comfortable using masculine pronouns and presenting as masculine, but that does not give you the opportunity to view me as a male because I am nonbinary, I do not identify with the gender binary so do not associate me with it — if you do, you are transphobic.

Also, just because someone is nonbinary, doesn’t mean you can use whatever pronouns you feel like on them. Use their respective pronouns.
Call me by they/he pronouns, and respect that I am nonbinary.

Being nonbinary is a different experience for each enby out there, and we each have different ways of gender expression. Do not fit us into a stereotype.
Enbies don’t owe you androgyny, and are valid no matter how they express themselves or what pronouns they use.

BACKGROUND

I am an afab (assigned female at birth) enby from Maldives! I have a half-sister who is half Italian, hence why, for a short part of my life I lived in Italy. As my family is still close with my sisters late fathers family, I’ve considered HDKI my cousin even though we’re not actually related by blood.

I wish I had more to say for my background, but I’m literally just a teenager so there isn’t a lot to say about my life nor do I actually want to share about it lmao.

TRIGGERS

Emotional abuse, skinny-shaming, anxiety & depression.

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