#trans visibilty

I think with how little trans representation we have, sometimes there needs to be invisibility visibility, in which we highlight the lack of a group in a somewhat diverse work.

It feels weird to have this many characters but no confirmed trans characters.

To show honor to two of my favorite holidays, i created a very good clown.

INTRODUCING THE TRANS VISIBILITY FOOL.

A film about a girl slowly realizing she is actually a man. The problem: His mother is a strict Christian, hating anything to do with the Lgbt community.

When he is partnered with the next door girl for a school project, she is the only one he confides and trust.

His mother is always making comments like " don't interact with them more than you have to or you might catch the mother's lesbianism" and other stuff.

In order to not reveal his true self he makes terrible comments in return like " I'm so glad you didn't raise me like the mother next door. Lesbians are disgusting"

When he finally turned 18 and it's the day to go to college, he finally comes out to his mother as trans....

Who turns out to have realised in the past couple months: she's gay and fell in love with the neighbour mother. (Hate to love)

It's revealed how both of them where walking around that topic, making hurtful comments thus discouraging each other , to keep up the facade of being homo/transphobic.

Idk if it’s just my place of work (probably not) but It makes me sad to see most of our staff clueless when it comes to treating transgender individuals like people. Like, is it that hard to use someones prefered pronouns? It’s written in the chart, on all the labels, and her name was fucking “Audrey.” I don’t know how people could pick up a label, verify the patients name and date of birth (as you do in a hospital) and then refer to her as “he.” And she had even undergone transition surgery, to top it off.

I feel like most of them mis-gendered her on purpose.