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far too often i see potential trans men who "dont want to abandon women" or potential trans women who "dont want to leave women with one less Good Man"
i promise you, there will always be more women and men out there, for every trans man there is a new trans woman, and vice versa
Transition. the world will forever be better with another happy trans person in it, than it ever was with a sad cis one
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This is one of the most adorable Pride posts Iâve ever seen
Scheduling this to reblog on the day before National Coming Out Day (Oct 11th).
Because if your arenât ready yet, for any reason, that is your right to not come out yet.
If YOU are out but have a friend who is NOT, it is not your right to out them. Respect their wishes, respect their safety, respect their health.
Encouraging your friends by promising to stand with them when they come out: Good.
Bullying your friends by saying they owe it to the LGBTQIA+ community to come out: Bad.
Itâs okay if someone isnât ready yet.
As someone who was outed against my will LONG before it was safe for me to be out to my family, Iâm gonna say this as loudly as I can:
You donât HAVE to come out! To anyone! You donât owe it to anyone. Nothing is more important than your safety. If itâs better for your situation to stay closeted, please do that!
Coming out should be a personal decision. It should be a choice you make because you feel you will be happier for it. It should be something you do when you believe it will enrich your life.
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I havenât seen any posts about this, but to the intersex people who identify as a gender they were not assigned at birth but consider themselves cis: you are COMPLETELY VALID in doing so.
AFAB intersex people who identify as cis men, you are valid.
AMAB intersex people who identify as cis women, you are valid.
Intersex people whose gender identities, regardless of assignment, donât make sense to perisex people, you are all so valid and donât need to explain yourselves.
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It's common for trans and nonbinary people to feel like they're "faking it". Let me assure you, you are NOT faking anything. You would never fake something that makes your life harder. Even if your gender identity changes over time, that doesn't mean that your feelings aren't real or weren't ever real. You aren't faking anything by being yourself.
hi just a reminder to those with finals coming up!!!
your grades donât determine your worth.
your grades donât determine your worth.
your grades donât determine your worth.
your grades donât determine your worth.
to transfeminine peeps with deep voices
you are all incredible. your voice is lovely, and whether or not you want to change it is a personal choice that does not affect the validity of your gender. you do not have a âmanâs voiceâ. no matter how deep your voice is, if you are a woman, you have a womanâs voice. and the same goes for any other gender.
-signed, a trans woman who doesnât see this kind of positivity nearly often enough
reminder that trans people can be fat. trans people can like being fat. trans people can be confident and fat. trans people dont have to lose weight to pass or be more attractive.
if you're trans and fat i love you, our bodies are stunning, we dont have to conform to skinny people's standards. fat trans people are incredible and deserve the world.
i love my fat trans body.
thin people may reblog but dont say anything. transmeds, transphobes, and fatphobes DNI.
Alloaro people of color deserve much love & respect â¤ď¸ you are not less worthy of existing than anyone else â¤ď¸ you are a good part of this world â¤ď¸ you are not âbad representation,â you are a person, I am glad you are learning more about yourself. You are worthy of care & support â¤ď¸
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high school is such a small part of your life. thereâs so much more outside of it. whatever seems important now, you wonât even remember in five years. being a teenager is so hard, but thereâs so much more than what you experience as a teenager. they arenât the âbest years of your lifeâ. those are yet to come. you have a future away from whatever hardship youâre experiencing currently.
from a fellow neurodiverse & nonbinary & prospective convert lesbian:
happy lesbian lovers day! đ
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Man is asked if he knows that his girlfriend is transgender. His passionate answer goes viral.
Jade Mcfarlane and her boyfriend, Tyler, responded to a commenter over at tiktok who suggested Mcfarleneâs boyfriend would have left Jade if he knew she was trans.
Jade decided to post Tylerâs wonderful response to the transphobic comments.
Tyler says:
âFirst off, I want to say trans women are real women. Theyâre completely valid in their femininity. And the fact that people think that just because someoneâs trans and I found out â or anyone found out that their significant other is trans â that [this] would take away or diminish the love they have for them, [itâs] completely disgusting to me.â
Indy100 has more.Â
Video by jaydemcfarlane on tiktok. Photo from Instagram.Â
Dear trans women who donât wear/arenât good at makeup. Itâs ok. Your ability to put some shiny dirt on your face doesnât diminish your femininity. You are a beautiful girl, whether you can perfectly wing your eyeliner or still havenât figured out how to properly apply blush.
hereâs your daily reminder that
you arenât worthless
youâre worth more than you think you are
you mean a lot to someone
youâve done something to make someone laugh or smile
youâve laughed and smiled
youâre good enough
you deserve to be happy
youâre allowed to be sad
youâre you and nothing can change that
and thereâs no one else you need to be
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To all other autistic people (and anyone else who may relate because of being ND or disabled):
You have worth outside of what society thinks a âfunctionalâ person looks like, and you always will.
Itâs okay for you to take up space and use resources and need help. Everyone takes up space in life and needs help at times, and you are worth it.
Your life is not a waste. Really, your life is valuable just as it is, how it has been, and how it will be.
You do not deserve to be mistreated for being different and struggling with different things. No one deserves that, including you.
