"For a long time, I was attached to she/her as my pronouns,
even when I was non-binary.
They didn't seem as sharp as I wanted it to be.
And I like precision.
Diana tells me that to be trans or non-binary
is not to be a woman but to be of women.
That seems a more useful gesture.
I never want to disappear unequivocally into masculinity.
Womanhood is the country I come from, a home I reach back for
to reproduce, recreate, replenish."