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In fact, I love wordplay of all kinds. Teenage me was fascinated to learn all the types of figurative language there are in poetry and literature.

But paperwork and questionnaires are hard, because there's so much they don't state clearly. Or they don't leave room for enough nuance.

"List all the jobs you've had, with start and end dates." What if I don't remember the exact day or month? Is the year enough?

"Have you been suffering from blurred vision?" Well, if I take off my glasses the whole world is blurred, but I'm fairly sure that's not what the intake form at the optometrist is asking.

Or the infamous (and infuriatingly stereotypical) "Would you rather go to a library or a party?" What sort of party? Where? Who's there? I work at a library. Am I currently at the library for work or pleasure? Does it have a good collection?

There are natalblack radqueers. There are natalasian radqueers. There are natalindigenous radqueers. There are natalpacific-islander radqueers. There are natalmixed radqueers.

There are radqueers with natalphysical disabilities. There are radqueers with natalcommunication disabilities. There are radqueers with natalemotional/behavioural disabilities. There are radqueers with natalsensory disabilities. There are radqueers with nataldevelopmental disabilities.

There are radqueers who are transgender or not straight or an ethnic minority and BY GOD there are so many fucking minorities that just get completely ignored by antis that it pmo.

Instead of using a fandom’s actual title we should change one of the words to radical so we know there’s people in these fandoms that are radqueer.

the radical walk,the rad games, radical destination . .

some misc blackouts

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radqueers... im joining your pedophile cult yay

you're black.

there is trans race. there is perma age. good

ur friendly reminders that . . .

race is a social construct , not a biological one . you'll notice race doesnt exist in any other species , not even our closest relatives . race is entirely made up . any "race science" is pseudoscientific bs made up BY racists.

gender is a social construct . obviously that doesnt mean it doesnt EXIST , everybeast has their own experiences with gender . but there is nothing biological about gender . there are infinite genders and gender can be ANYTHING .

sex as we are familiar with it is a social construct. yes , there are biological differences between sexes , but it isnt 3 categories as most view it . sex is a SPECTRUM and anybeast can have any combination of sex traits that exist on a sliding scale . intersex is not a "third sex" . there are , in theory , infinite sexes .

"b-b-but !!! its what ur born as!!!" youre objectively wrong . none of these things are set in stone.

so, as with all things i'm unfamiliar with, i want to be as respectful as possible. i've always been under the impression that transIDs were inherently harmful, but i'm really questioning that

so with that being said, what is being transID actually? what is it like?

feel free to delete this ask if it comes across as rude or invasive. i genuinely do not mean it that way, and i'm just trying to open my mind

Apologies for answering this ask so late -- Thank you for being respectful , anon !

For your question(s) , we honestly don't think there's one proper answer to give you .

The thing about TransIDs is that not only are everyone's experiences are different , and it can affect how they view their identity or their view on their TransIDs . There is no being " actually TransID " , but rather it's more like TransIDs choose you . TransIDs in a basic sense , is similar to a typical trans awakening , and once you find those right labels , it's like everything just clicks for you . Being TransID is embracing the parts of yourself that others could look down upon , or even look up to you for . Being TransID , at its core , is embracing the truth your heart gives you .

From our personal experience , TransIDs can be confusing . Especially when trying to express them . Other times , having TransIDs can be a struggle . The yearning to be something more , or something less , can feel like a wall against you and your identity . You can feel dysphoric , you can feel bad for the IDs you've found yourself in , and maybe even the labels you connect to are pushed off to the side , left unfocused on .

It's important to remember that in those worst times , that there are people who do accept you , and there always will be . You're IDs are ALWAYS , and we repeat ALWAYS valid , and nothing but your own opinion can dictate what you identify with and how . You don't have to have a deep connection , or maybe you do have a strong connection , or maybe this ID you found is just really funny and like you , it doesn't matter .

TransIDs exist for you to show who you truly are on the inside .

Again , this is very similar to typical Trans experiences . Trans IS technically under the TransID umbrella , but TransIDs themselves are less dependent on the idea of gender and instead encompasses all types of aspects that are able to be changed , or want to change . Coming from a transmasculine system , TransIDs are also less dependent on the idea of having to transition to be considered valid , which is unfortunately something we've still seen quite a bit of in Trans communities , which is COMPLETELY wrong .

Let no one dictate who you are but youself , because at the end of the day , TransIDs are meant to please YOU and no one else . Your IDs are always valid , always true , and always a part of you . Embracing these parts is important because you can learn more about yourself in many different ways if you open your heart to it .

Hopefully these were good answers to your questions . . Trying to give an answer for an entire community is very hard , because there will likely be somebeing who does have a different view than we do . That's more than okay , and we'd say to PLEASE ask for other's opinions and experiences as well ! ( As long as they're comfortable with sharing , of course ) It's so much better to hear multiple opinions and thought processes for everything , as it helps you view things from more than one angle , and we think it could majorly help you understand how every TransID experience varies .

We hope you have a good day , anon ! Apologies again for any mistakes , we've been typing for a bit now . .

i will also say that most transid people are under the transgender or nonbinary umbrellas in some way even though a common anti argument is that "its transphobic." every one of my radqueer friends is transgender with dysphoria so saying its transphobic doesnt really hold up. sometimes non-gender transids are even more dysphoric than gender-transids. my transabled dysphoria is consistently much more severe and harder to talk about compared to my gender dysphoria, and ive heard other transid people say similar things, especially about race dysphoria (again, transid people arent a monolith! some people get dysphoria, some dont, etcetera.)

n it means a lot that youre trying to hear us out! that shows a level of thought/care that many dont give, and no matter what stance u decide to take i wanted to say ty! i love when ppl try to expand their views and listen to those on the other side of things :3

personal stories under the cut. they kind of step into vent territory. you do not need to read them for the purposes of educating yourself.