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kind of :/ about how transfem and transmasc are kinda just used as shorthand for women and men. idk.
like technically one of those does apply to me, but i won’t use it to describe myself of my own volition cuz the implications are so binarily gendered. like- no, im neither a man nor a woman, thank you very much.
those words absolutely can and should be used for anyone who wants them and feel it applies! but not all transfems are women and not all transmascs are men.
idk just sometimes i feel the connotation has drifted a bit far from the denotation. it doesn’t really matter that much, maybe this is unintentionally just petty internet drama. idk
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(darlin uses she/they)
(tank/darlin is both fem and masc)
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How do you feel about people calling cis men (real or fictional) "babygirl"?
I have a positive attitude towards it (I'm a cis man)
I have a positive attitude towards it (I'm a cis woman)
I have a positive attitude towards it (I'm not cis)
I'm neutral about it (I'm a cis man)
I'm neutral about it (I'm a cis woman)
I'm neutral about it (I'm not cis)
I have a negative attitude towards it (I'm a cis man)
I have a negative attitude towards it (I'm a cis woman)
I have a negative attitude towards it (I'm not cis)
Just show me the results
how do you feel about being called ‘dude’?
Generally fine, thanks for asking! I feel like it would be a bit weird as a noun, like if someone said "this dude I know named Marzi thinks that..." but as a direct term of address ("dude, this stall has Bradley and Hubbard oil lamps, already wired up!") it's completely fine. maybe because the latter acts more like an exclamation, in my mind, and those tend to be gender-neutral?
I do not like being called bro or bruh, though. those are distinctly Masculine to me, and therefore uncomfortable

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gendered terms & language
madame / monsieur respectfully addresses a lady and sir.
fille / garçon address a young girl / boy.
femme / homme address an adult woman / man.
terms in french have a gendered language. if a object ends with an 'e', ie table, instead of using 'un' you would use 'une'. both of which are used to mean both a & an.
in a sentence (for.): 'excusez-moi monsieur, uné table s'il vous plaît."
this also goes for expressions. "je suis content", (i am happy) becomes feminine with an e: "je suis contente". the pronunciation is generally the same.
"ill est fatigué" (he is tired) becomes "elle est fatiguée" (she is tired). if a word ends with an é in its masculine form, an e added on makes it feminine generally.
This is a poll for multigender people, please only respond if you consider yourself multigender etc etc.
Gendered terms preference?
Feminine terms such as "woman"
Masculine terms such as "man"
Combined feminine/masculine terms such as "manwoman"
Gender neutral general terms such as "person"
Nonbinary-specific terms such as "enby" or "enban"
Nonhuman terms such as "thing"
No preference
It's complicated/other (share in tags?)
If there are multiple types of terms you're okay with, pick whatever gives you the most euphoria, or pick it's complicated if you genuinely can't choose one.