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People who are like "I don't understand your identity so I won't respect it" perplex me
Like bro I don't understand how my toilet flushes but I don't leave shit in the bowl
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gender is a scam made by bathroom companies to sell you more bathrooms
"Gay marriage has been legalized, marriage rights don't need to be fought for anymore."
[PT: "Gay marriage has been legalized, marriage rights don't need to be fought for anymore." /End PT]
1- This is such an narrow-minded ass thing to say. Please learn about other countries and their rights.
[ID: A world map, marking in green where gay marriage is legalized. The only places marked green on the map are Canada, the US, Mexico, Cuba, Costa Rica, Colombia, Ecudor, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, Argentina, Denmark, Netherlands, Iceland, Ireland, Luxembourg, France, Portugal, Spain, Andorra, Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Germany, Belgium, Austria, Slovenia, Greece, Malta, Liechtenstein, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Nepal, Thailand, and Taiwan. Some of South America, nearly all of Asia & the Middle East, nearly all of Africa, and all of the Oceania [aside from Australia & New Zealand] are marked white, meaning gay marriage is illegal. The text on the image says "Same-sex marriage is legal in nearly 40 places around the world. Note: Current to June 2, 2025. Source: Pew Research Center analysis of government sources and international news articles. /End ID.]
2- What about polyamorous marriage (polygamy)? Have you seen the map of where that is legalized? Polyamorous marriage has not been fought for in the slightest.
Below is a map of all the places that have polygamy legalized.
Black = illegal.
Orange = illegal, but not criminalized in practice (as in, they often "let it slide" if they got married in a different country/state/province where it is legal.) This means polyamorous people have no legal protections whatsoever and that the law will not be of any help to them, and could punish them if they seek any legal assistance related to their marriage.
Blue = legal.
Green = legal, but only for Muslims.
White = legal status unknown.
[ID: A world map. In Africa, the blue locations are Algeria, Cameroon, Chad, Central African Republic, Comoros, Republic of the Congo, Djibouti, Egypt, Eswatini, Gabon, The Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Libya, Kenya, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Nigeria, São Tomé and Príncipe, Senegal, Somalia, Somaliland, South Sudan, South Africa, Sudann, Togo, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zambia. The rest of Africa is either orange, black, or white. In Asia, the blue locations are Afghanistan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Maldives, Oman, Qatar, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Syria, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen. The green locations are Malaysia, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Lebanon, Pakistan, Singapore, and India. The rest of Asia is black, orange, and a few small spots of white. Russia is orange. The rest of Europe is black. The Solomon Islands are blue. The rest of the Oceania, North America, and South America are all black. Only Antarctica and a few small specks on the map are white. /End ID.]
"Oh, but they could move to a location where it is legal" - this is classist and ableist. Not all people have the financial or medical ability to move. They might be unable to afford it, or they might be relying on specific healthcare that is only provided in their current area.
Additionally, you shouldn't have to move in order to be able to marry someone. That is a fucked up standard to give queer relationships.
Let's flip this the other way, too. If a married gay couple or polycule from a legalized location wanted or even NEEDED to migrate to a location where their marriage is illegal, what would they do? Getting a citizenship in a new location can risk not only their relationship, but legal trouble, potentially even jail.
And finally, 3- trans, gender diverse, and varsex people are rarely considered in marriage rights either.
The legal rights to marrying someone marked with an "X" on their ID (either due to being non-binary and getting their legal marker changed, or due to being one of the rare cases of being unassigned at birth) are complicated in a majority of the world.
The legal rights to marrying a binary trans person or an intersex person who has swapped from "F" to "M", or "M" to "F" is also complicated.
Sometimes, TGD & varsex people are completely left out of the ability to marry, even if they are legally classified as an M/F relationship.
Kind of hate that looking at the “trans rights” tag on tumblr makes a whole lot of porn pop up actually
Like I’m looking for resources not the fetishization of human bodies
A story like Nex Benedict's makes you think. It makes you think of all the enben and enbies who are visible and androgynous or neutrally presenting. It makes you think about how they won't ever blend in, and how that makes them a target. It makes you think, what if that's me? It makes you think... they have killed one of us, how many of us have been killed or wrought to die? It makes you think, the account banning of a binary trans woman overshadowed completely the real death of a real enby in the real world. It makes you think, no one called this a crime of exorsexism, but they binarised Benedict and made it a crime of transandrophobia. It makes you think, if it were me, if I were the one that was killed for being non-binary, would they go through such efforts to binarise me when the news got out? Would they make such efforts to find out my assigned sex? Would they make such efforts to overshadow my death, or would it be effortless?
It makes you think, how many were there? How many of us have died like this? And how many were slated as cis, how many as binary trans? How many were completely overshadowed? How many times did people fight to not call it exorsexism? How many visibly GNC nonbinary people are on the scoreboard? How much longer until it's me? How much longer after that until it's not me anymore, it's the binary person they have flattened me into?
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you have the right to be that person who's reminding people of intersex people, trans men, and nonbinary people, especially when it comes to things like reproductive rights. there's a lot of casual erasure from cis people who talk about these things, and it shouldn't be acceptable; I think these people's reactions to being inclusive of intersex people, nonbinary people, and trans men shows just how important the fight for inclusive language is. we can't let them pretend we don't exist.
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Locked in for @morphpride-2026
Trans rights!!!
