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MAP outreach brochure

Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2025 1:16 am
by Enbyfictionwriter
Hello everyone,
I have been working on this brochure (with input from Meiwaku Mailing Girl - thanks!) to be left behind in free little libraries, bathrooms, or anywhere that MAPs and allies feel safe to do so. I will put an image of it here (if I can figure out how), but if you want the HQ pdf version to print, please email me at enbyfictionwriter@tutanota.com . Thank you everyone for your support! This project is near to my heart, I really want to improve MAP mental health, and decrease teen MAP suicide.

A related project is I am writing some stories - not erotica but just real to life kind of stories, to help guide MAPs and show our identity in action. I need some ideas to base them on, so if you want to share your story with me, like how it was for you as a teen (or at any stage in life really), how you came to know you were a MAP, and how you overcome/overcame challenges - please share here or email me.

Thanks!!
Enby

Here is the draft of one of my first stories (my intent is to showcase realistic MAPs, to help teens or young MAPs see themselves in a positive way).
https://telegra.ph/Scottie-07-11-5

Here are some images of the brochure, and again, email me for the HQ pdf copy.

https://ibb.co/album/D9ZjJ2

Re: MAP outreach brochure

Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2025 3:02 am
by G@yWad69
This is awesome and I fully support it! I myself am planning on creating an ao3 account where I can write about MAP romance/MAP sex/ and MAP stories. Theres bound to be a young teen who finds lost in their attraction to children who feels seen by these. Keep up the good work!

Re: MAP outreach brochure

Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2025 8:44 am
by Jim Burton
This is a worthwhile effort; have you asked around the various channels such as PCMA for help refining the graphical design properties?

Re: MAP outreach brochure

Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2025 9:19 am
by Outis
I do love the idea of brochures, either for maps or to educate non-maps.

Even if 9 out of 10 go into the trash without impacting people, if only 1 in 10 does then it makes a difference and locally.