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hey quick question why is jax degendered on her own wiki page
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Do people think trans men donāt also get degendered??? Like, this happens to trans men/mascs all the time but you insist on stating that itās a transfem issue? They couldāve just said binary trans people, or ātrans people who donāt or donāt primarily use they/themā
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can someone please explain why itās so hard to justā¦ call me a woman? Bc I can think of no other explanation than just: transmisogyny. Why canāt people understand that calling me something āgender neutralā is still not kind, because my gender is not neutral. Iām a woman. Call me a woman. Iām not a dude, guy, bro, mate, bud, pal, etc. Iām a woman. I shouldnāt have to defend myself for not wanting to be referred to with they/them pronouns. I donāt want to have to defend myself for not wanting to be referred to with they/them pronouns. Is using she/her for me that awful, alien, and uncomfortable for people? Is it my fault? Do I need to get better at voice training? I dress pretty feminine already, why is it so hard? Iām a woman! Call me one!
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i think we actually NEED to talk abt how bad aggressive they/theming is. i have NEVER called my trans girlfriend by they/them (except one time i believe due to a slip up), yet my mom only calls her by it. this is 1000% transphobia, especially when she wont even call ME they. do not let people get away with they/them because itās āneutralā itās actually kind of really fucking bad
NEUTRALITY DOES NOT EXIST!!!!! by they/themming someone you are making a choice, both when it is and is not that personās pronoun!!!
The 4 types of gendering
Correct gendering: when a persons gender is affirmed through correct use of name, pronouns and other gendered words in positive, neutral and negative situations in the same way it would be for a cis person. e.g. "This is Mandy, my girlfriend." (gf is a trans woman). The intention is simply to refer to the person correctly.
Misgendering: when a persons gender is not affirmed and they are instead refered to as their SEG in every possible context. e.g. "This is Mandy, my girlfriend." ('g'f is a trans man). The intention is to deny the true gender of the person by ignoring it or outright denying it.
Degendering: when someone avoids Correct Gendering in a way that also avoids Misgendering. The person will often avoid using the persons name and pronouns where possible and if pronouns are required will exclusively use 'they/them' with the excuse 'but those pronouns are literally neutral' even when aware of the actual pronouns and gender of the person they're speaking about/to. For those who use they/them only the person may excessively avoid pronouns or misgender. The intention is to deny the true gender of the person whilst gaining a degree of plausible deniability I.e."Why are you mad I called you they/them those are neutral pronouns it's not transphobic to be gender neutral."<- has been told the trans person does not use they/them and does not want those pronouns to be used.
Malgendering: when someone seems to be engaging in Correct Gendering but the Correct Gendering is conditional on the context always being negative and in some situations is actively revoked if the person hates an individual or group enough to start employing Misgendering. Malgendering involves insults, stereotyping, predjudice and bigotry based on the persons gender. However, since it avoids Misgendering, people who employ Malgendering techniques also engage with plausiable deniability about their predjudice/bigotry towards the trans person. The intention is to make life as their gender so miserable for a person they detransition or at the very least live in shame of their choice.
Disclaimer: Yes, malgendering often crosses over with general transphobia, transmisogyny, misogyny etc it's not a kind of hatred it's an act of hatred based on those other things.