• The Elder Scrolls

• Dragon Age

• Harry Potter (fuck JKR)

• The Sims

• Subnautica

• Stardew Valley

• Undertale

• The Orville

• Cafae Latte

• GoW (2018 and Ragnarok)

• ATLA and LOK

• Lucifer (Netflix Show)

• Minecraft

• FNAF

• Trans Men

• Trans Women

• Transmascs

• Transfemmes

• Nonbinary People

• Intersex People

• Gender Non-Conforming People

• Xenogenders

• Neopronoun Users

• Nounself Pronoun Users

• Emojiself Pronoun Users

• Transness in any other form

• Gay/Queer People

• Polyamorous or Non-Monogamous People

• Age Regressors

• Women

• Feminists

• Furries

• Neurodivergent People (From ptsd to autism to NPD to anxiety and everyone in between)

• Chronically ill and Disabled People

• Homeless People

• Non-Christians (from Atheists to Jews to fellow Omnitheists and everyone in between)

• Democrats, Liberals, Leftists, Socialists, Communists, and Anarchists

• Cosplayers

• Kinksters

• Gamers

• Witches

• BIPOC People

• Misandrists

• Gardeners, “Gardeners 🍃”, and “Gardeners ⚰️”

• Stoners

• Punks, Goths, Emos, and other Alternatives

• Artists (traditional, digital, writers, musicians, anything)

• Fanfic Enjoyers (writers, readers, AO3, Wattpad, Fanfic.Net, anything)

Who’s Unwelcome:

• Antisemitism

• Transphobia

• Fatphobia

• Racism

• Misogynists

• Homophobia

• Ableism

• Bigotry in any other form

• Christians

• Cops

• Republicans

• Endogenic Systems or their supporters

• JK Rowling Fans/Enablers

• Nazis

• Fascists

• Capitalists

• Pedos/MAPs

• Groomers

• Rapists

• Zoophiles/Beastiality

• Necrophiles

• Other Paraphiles

• Trump Supporters

• Elon Musk Supporters

• Pro-Billionaires

Just a reminder in case you didn’t read the pinned post- We’re as radical left as you can get. If you oppose that in any way, get the fuck off our page before we block your ass.

• Wearing a pretty dress and layering a dozen necklaces and bracelets and feeling like a fae creature by the time you’re done dressing up

• Seeing your own twink death that you designed via testosterone- gaining a slight bit more muscle, getting a lot hairier, even finally growing a happy trail for the first time

• Getting sick with a hoarse voice and getting an incredible wave of gender euphoria from hearing your voice dip that low without you even trying

• Shaving your head for the first time and feeling more you in a way you won’t be able to describe until you come out and find your brethren

• Finding a binder that’s comfortable, made out of a safe texture, fits just perfectly, and is even a lovely color

• Changing your legal name and realizing you get to make a new signature and retrain your brain and muscle memory to use it

• Hearing your brother call you his younger sibling for the first time instead of the gendered term he used to use before you came out

This list is non-exhaustive and is just a small sampling of the trans joy we’ve personally felt on our journey through transitioning. Your experience may differ, but remember to take the time every now and then to stop and appreciate these little moments of joy. We all need these wins, especially to combat the darkness of this modern world. Go forth and shine brightly 💕

• Never Have I Ever celebrated a Wheel of the Year holiday (here’s hoping this year we can)

• Never Have I Ever burned a bay leaf (pyrophobia goes brrrr)

• Never Have I Ever done a love spell on anyone other than myself (self love is important, and so is consent)

• Never Have I Ever made black salt

• Never Have I Ever made or lit a deity candle

• Never Have I Ever collected storm water

• Never Have I Ever prayed to a deity (We don’t worship, we work with)

Remember: Your practice is unique and valid, and it’s okay if you don’t do popular witchy things. You are loved, and you are enough 💕

Description

Diamoric is a romantic/sexual orientation wherein a nonbinary individual experiences attraction to others that cannot be described as gay or straight.

Sources

• Source 1

• Source 2

Typically meant to be used without societal definitions and connotations of the word attached, just one’s own personal associations with the word.

The term could also be used to connect one’s gender to “doll”-like words, such as “dolly”