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happy trans day of visibility from your local blasian trans dude 👈😎👈 hope y’all are happy and healthy in these trying times!! everything will be alright eventually 💕 keep being you!!
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Thank you @gc2b for helping build my confidence over the years. #2bvisible #2bfeatured https://www.instagram.com/p/CCBlwi6gvMp/?igshid=b9wpa6qmm85g
Happy #transdayofvisibility (Mar.31.20) my friends!
The last picture is the oldest, 5 years ago taking pictures with my mom before prom. It wasn’t long before that, not even a full year I believe, that I got my first binder. It was bought for me online by someone I had befriended on tumblr when I was 14, and 3 years later they gifted me my first binder. I dont even know where I would have been without such a generosity.
As a kid I hated being called a girl, demanded I be called a tomboy, and practically glowed when my friends called me “one of the guys”. It took me until middle school to realize things on a deeper level; that the gender of the person didn’t matter in my attraction to them, that I felt more like a boy but felt that that was a betrayal to my mother who raised a handsome son and beautiful daughter. I went through stages of labels; bigender, demiboy, but they never felt right. One day I finally admitted to myself I was a boy, just a boy that was stuck being seen as a girl.
By this time I knew the battle that would be ahead of me and I’d already come out to my parents as all these other things. These fleeting guesses at my identity. Now I was sure. This was the only thing that really settled in the hole in my chest.
My mother loves me and that will never stop no matter my gender, she just doesn’t understand it herself and can’t commit to using my “new” name and pronouns. It hurts. It still does today. But I still love her and she is still the biggest piece of my heart. It has tested our relationship and pulled back my veil of adoration for everything she did, but we are both adults and if we fight over it we come back and talk and cry and find catharsis and move on. My father adapted around everyone but my mother where he reverts. We have a very different relationship than I do with my mom but we still make it work. My brother was the most supportive. It wasn’t a simple thing, he made sure I was positive in who I was before he fully went into it, but once he saw how effected I was he was quick to adapt.
@gc2b binders have been one of the biggest helps in my transition! 4+ year user and more confident every day! #2bvisible #tdov #2bfeatured https://www.instagram.com/p/B-X1AtIgT59/?igshid=jwzc9xdp4cii
As people across the world are being asked to self isolate and socially distance themselves, we feel it is more important than ever to be visible and share what it means to be visible online for those who can’t be. Today, March 31st, we are asking you to help us inspire others and use the attached graphic, a selfie or short video, the hashtag #2bvisible, and your own story to build upon the representation and positivity on everyone’s timelines for TDOV. Specifically we are asking for you to: 1. Post this graphic first to catch people's eyes (the goal is to have a sea of #2bvisible tiles!🌊) 2, For your second slide, post a selfie or video stating "My name is X and this is why I'm visible" 3. In the caption, write what being visible means to you 4. Use #2bvisible We believe that together we can create hundreds more affirming posts to comfort and inspire the trans community for TDOV! Now more than ever it is imperative that we support one another and, if possible, be visible for those who can't be ✊ This marketing campaign is brought to you by gc2b, a LGBT owned company that provides high quality chest binders at an affordable price. Please visit them at www.gc2b.co/ In love and solidarity, 💜 The Rainbow Mobile Team 💙 https://www.instagram.com/p/B-ZeykwjQCN/?igshid=ew4pehtnzfd3
Chiming in as a genderqueer nonbinary person #2bvisible today. It’s important to me to be visible both to be seen and understood as my genuine self for those who care who I am, and so that other queer folks know that they aren’t alone. Knowing that I’m not the only one means the world to me, and to other trans/nonbinary folks I say, I’m here too. #nonbinary #genderqueer #bisexual #tdov2020 #transdayofvisibility https://www.instagram.com/p/B-ZFzAonS8r/?igshid=mkg4c1igxcw7
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Hey there. My name is Luke. My pronouns are he/him/his. Today is Trans Day of Visibility! I almost forgot about until I got an email from @gc2b I was never in touch with myself and sadly, I was okay with that. I was fine being invisible. Now I'm proud of myself and actually comfortable in my body. I'm finally living my life authentically. I want to be visible for those who can't be. Whether you are out or not, today is your day and you are loved! #internationaltransdayofvisibility #transdayofvisibility #tdov #2bvisible #pointofpridetdov #transisbeautiful #youareenough #youareloved https://www.instagram.com/p/BvrsAg4D2NM/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=a88q2vp4t9ie
Today, march 31st, is Transgender Day Of Visibility. Being trans *does not* define me, but it is a part of who I am, whether I like it or not. Since coming out my confidence has grown *a lot*, it’s easier for me to open up to people and I just feel happier and more like myself in general. This wouldn’t have been possible without my amazing network of people who showed their love and accepted me without question, I literally can’t thank you enough. I have much to be grateful for, and that’s why I’m making this post, since I generally don’t like asking attention to this aspect of myself. There are much more interesting things about me! I hope at least someone can find some hope in this post, because yes however cheesy it may sound, it does and will get better ✨ be sure you’re there to see it happen. . . #2bvisible #tdov #lgbt #positivity #transgender #ftm https://www.instagram.com/p/BvqooKZD2Bo/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=vfowsgbz2noo
