types of trans people who deserve respect and support for their names, pronouns, and gender identity:
trans people who don’t experience dysphoria
trans people who experience dysphoria
trans people who don’t want surgery
trans people who do want surgery
trans people who haven’t had surgery
trans people who have had surgery
trans people who don’t want to take hormones
trans people who do want to take hormones
trans people who aren’t on hormones
trans people who are on hormones
trans people who transitioned all at once
trans people who transitioned/are transitioning slowly
trans people who aren’t transitioning in the traditional sense
trans people who aren’t transitioning at all
trans people who don’t pass
trans people who do pass
trans people who are stealth
trans people who are closeted
trans people who are loud and open about being out
trans people who are only out in some contexts
trans people who want to come out
trans people who don’t want to come out
trans people whose presentation doesn’t match that of the expectations surrounding their assigned gender
trans people whose presentation matches that of the expectations surrounding their assigned gender
trans people whose presentation doesn’t match that of the expectations surrounding their gender identity
trans people whose presentation does match that of the expectations surrounding their gender identity
trans people who don’t identify with any gender
trans people who sometimes or partially identify with their assigned gender
trans people who don’t identify as their assigned gender
trans people who are binary women
trans people who are binary men
trans people who are nonbinary
trans people who are genderqueer
trans people who don’t really know where they fit under the trans umbrella but still know they’re trans
trans people who are still figuring out what being trans means to them
trans people who use multiple gender labels to describe themselves
trans people who use pronouns associated with their assigned gender
nonbinary trans people who use she/her and/or he/him pronouns
trans people who use they/them pronouns
trans people who use it/its pronouns
trans people who use nounself pronouns
trans people who use neopronouns
trans people who use no pronouns
trans people who use multiple sets of pronouns
trans people who switch between different sets of pronouns
trans people who use the name they were given at birth
trans people who use a name other than one they were given at birth
trans people who use multiple names
trans people who use names from their culture or heritage
trans people whose ethnic or cultural background plays a role in their trans identity
trans people of color
jewish trans people
muslim trans people
rromani trans people
trans people with disabilities
physically disabled trans people
neurodivergent trans people
mentally ill trans people
chronically ill trans people
trans people whose disabilities play a role in their trans identity
queer trans people
polyamorous trans people
aspec trans people
mspec trans people
gay trans people
straight trans people
trans people not listed above (feel free to reblog and add on !!)
every single trans person ever
literally all of them
and if you’re trans and reading this, you too !! 💜💜
