#gendernonconforming

such a mood

Pride flags for anyone who identifies as, or with the concept of a maned lioness or a maneless lion, for any reason, including But Not Limited To: being intersex, gender nonconforming, trans in any way (and of any gender), or alterhuman/otherkin!

The colors were picked from photos of real lions and lionesses, and are completely symmetrical to represent how there's no "wrong way" to be a maned lioness or a maneless lion. There is no gender requirement for either flag.

Other people with completely different genders to you might identify as the same one as you, and this is a good thing. Have pride in your community. There is no wrong way to be a maneless lion or maned lioness. There is no gender requirement or policing.

Insert pride puns here.

These pride flags and icons are Public Domain, meaning there is no copyright on them, and you can do Literally Anything you want with them, at all. (Because there's no point in making a "pride flag" if no one is allowed to actually use it as a pride flag)

[ID: Three versions of two pride flags, both with seven horizontal and symetrical stripes, with the top, bottom, and center stripes being the same color. The first is the Maned Lioness pride flag, with stripes of: Black, tan, light brown, black, light brown, tan, and black. The first version of the flag has a white icon of a maned lionness in the center, with a spiky mane. The second version has just the stripes. The first version is the icon against a white background, with the flag stripes inside the lines of the icon itself. The second flag is the Maneless Lion pride flag, with stripes of: very soft gold, tan, light brown, soft gold, light brown, tan, and soft gold. The first version of the flag has the head of a maneless lion in the center in white. The second version has just the stripes, and the last version is the icon itself against a black background, with the stripes inside the icon. End ID.]

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Again. Cannot stress this enough. There are no gender requirements for either of these terms.

You might identify with the same term here as a woman, or a man, or a nonbinary person. This is not a bad thing. This is fantastic. Celebrate your shared pride and have joy in your community.

Protect everyone around you just as strongly as lions defend members of their own prides, no matter the differences between you, whether you're a maned lioness or a maneless lion, or neither, or something in between.

transequalitynow

This International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, here’s a little Trans 101 for y’all: Trans People are people and we are not all the same. We are individuals who have agency and autonomy whether the government or society at large is ready for that to be true is irrelevant.

Being against transphobia means being ALL THE WAY HERE FOR trans folks’ agency and autonomy.

Posted @withregram • @transstudent ✨EXACTLY!✨

Credit: @wearyoufitin

ID [text on rainbow background reads “a friendly reminder that you don’t need to fully understand the nuances of gender identity to know that each individual person knows who they are better than you ever will.”]

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But seriously, had fun exploring fits etc. Feels so different experiencing these from a gender queer lens... I feel much more comfortable and less of an imposter 👍

My favorite fit has got to be the one where I layered the dress with one of my trusty binders 🤘

Hey everyone!

I'm reaching out to the non-binary and trans community here on Tumblr. I've been wanting to write a book about gender for a while now, and I'm really interested in including a wide range of perspectives and experiences.

If you identify as non-binary or trans, I would love to hear your thoughts on gender.

Specifically, I'm interested in understanding:

- How do you define your own gender?

- What does gender mean to you personally?

- How have your experiences shaped your understanding of gender?

- Are there any specific challenges or triumphs you've encountered related to your gender identity?

Feel free to share your thoughts in any format that feels right to you, whether it's a written narrative, a diagram, a sketch or any other creative representation of your views.

Your insights and experiences are incredibly valuable and can help create a more inclusive and nuanced understanding of gender. You can share as much or as little as you're comfortable with.

If you'd prefer to share your thoughts privately, you can message me directly.Thank you so much for your time and willingness to share. Your voice matters and can make a big difference in this project.

With gratitude, [Claire/thisnotyouo]

It's been a minute but alas, I make my return to Tumblr. Today's random topic is Wayhaught Gender Fics. Now, if you've been a follower of my own AO3 account, then you may have noticed that a lot of my fics are mainly Wayhaught written in not, cisgender fashion. I've got a trans Nicole fic, a non-binary Waverly fic, and an intersex non-binary Nicole fic (WIP). I love the fics that push the boundaries of canon and don't just write Wayhaught in random scenarios like one of them being in the military or being a teacher, photographer, tattoo artist, etc. But people go out of their way to write non-binary, trans-man, trans-women, or gender non-conforming fics.

I typically enjoy these the most because I'm non-binary myself and I love the representation and gender euphoria that these kind of fics bring. There's 2 authors I would just love to shoutout for being such huge advocates for writing gender-inclusive Wayhaught fics and that's BlueJayBoi whose written one of my absolute favorites series on the site, everything you need to know and odaatlover who wrote a beautiful fic that centered Waverly as a trans-woman called The Truth About Being Transparent