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Been seeing a lot of strange and, frankly, anti-radqueer rhetoric being spat by people who are supposedly radqueers. So, to spread some positivity, and as a reminder for anybody who followed me back when I dissapeared:

To be radqueer is to support every single identity.

This includes transnazis as well as all sorts of transhatefuls. This includes non-ideological nazis, because, to my understanding, they do not hold the beliefs of genuine nazis and do not replicate the actions. If you are open about your lack of support for a certain identity, you are not radqueer. If you harass people for their identity, you are not radqueer. Plain and simple

And, for all the transhatefuls that might be feeling down due to the recent events: you're valid and loved. You will always find a place within the radqueer community.

Anyways, I am transabled- specifically a transitioned transamputee- and I would just like to say that it's been over a year now and I am still happy with the decision I made. I feel like myself, and I am so much more comfortable. I have many other transIDs, some I do plan to transition to and some I don't have any specific plans with, but it's wonderful knowing that I am free to do what I decide and that I have this wonderful community of supporting folks to go back and talk to.

Thank you, RQ community :D

Happy holidays!