#solarian

bro why you so kimty.............

Athanasios, the Starcaller

People see the word "transmasc" and jump on terms like brother/bro, "boy" (which also feels infantilizing), and a wide array of similar terms (in both good faith and bad faith ways.)

And while some enben are fine with being a "bro" or "boy", nobody cares to ask for my preferences. People just assume transmasc = trans man.

It goes to show how deeply exorsexism runs in the TGD (trans & gender diverse) community. There's not a slither of consideration that I might not enjoy being associated with manhood. Even people who do know about transmasc enben often say things like "male-aligned" when referencing us. But not all of us are male-aligned.

Satellite Pride Emojis!

Genderfaer | Genderqueer | Genderfaun

Lunarian | Stellarian | Solarian

Once again, everyone is free to use this design on shirts, stickers, pins, whatever they'd like, as long as they are using it for inclusive purposes! Just don't claim it as your own, please.

The transparent version:

A second version with a background, for easier viewing:

The design includes the following:

-The female symbol -The male symbol -A non-binary/genderqueer symbol on olive green bodies, to represent people who use non-binary/genderqueer as their lone identity -A NB/GQ symbol on lilac bodies, to represent people who have feminine NB/GQ identities -A NB/GQ symbol on dark cyan bodies, to represent people who have masculine NB/GQ identities -The androgyne symbol -The neutrois symbol -The xenogender symbol -The outherine symbol -The genderless symbol -The demigender symbol -The multigender symbol -The genderflux symbol. The genderflux bodies are a gradient, to represent fluctuation - black for genderless states, grey for demigender states, and white for fully-gendered states. -The third gender symbol

It also includes the transgender flag, genderqueer flag, altersex flag, and intersex flag.

SunSkip!

A Solarian cat!