Aug 6
perisex trans people dont quite understand how hard it is to be intersex and nonbinary and/or trans in this community nor do they have respect for our unique gender experiences and it shows.
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perisex trans people dont quite understand how hard it is to be intersex and nonbinary and/or trans in this community nor do they have respect for our unique gender experiences and it shows.
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Taking tesosteron is not a transmasc experience
Taking estrogen is not a transfem experience
Wearing you first binder is not a transmasc experience
Tucking for the first time is not a transfem experiece
Phalloplasty is not a transmasc surgery
Vaginoplasty is not a transfem surgery
Top surgery is not a transmasc surgery
The trans community is more than binary.
friendly reminder that you dont need to be transmasculine or transfeminine and especially not according to your asab, you can always be transandrogynous, transoutherine, transneutral, transxenine, transmaverine, transmascfem, and so on and so forth instead if it feels comfortable
I am so tired of the idea that you need other people's consent to literally just exist in their presence, or to exist at all if you have a 'contradictory' queer identity. I'm sick of the idea that someone with a "normal" label is more qualified than you are to determine whether or not you belong.
If someone is not pushing boundaries, hurting people, saying insensitive shit, being offensive, etc, you have literally no right to exclude them from that space. And if they are doing those things? You exclude them for the harm they cause as an individual, not because they used the wrong words to explain how they feel about their gender/orientation.
If you see someone with a "confusing" identity, you assume good intentions until proven otherwise. It's better to show initial undeserved kindness to a cishet troll/chaser than vitriolic hostility towards an actual queer person looking for community.
If you are "uncomfortable" just because you don't agree with a person's labels/identity, you can kindly fuck off and hang out with the cishets who make a face when they see a visibly trans person in public.
Wow I love being transmascfem (I need to get off twitter)
this is exorsexism
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Dude... I just had the most galaxy-brained idea for a transfemmasc flag ever. Literally how has nobody thought of this yet.
(For reference, it's these transfem and transmasc flags combined into a single flag)
tagging @radiomogai because A: I don't know any other flag archivists, and B: I'm very proud of this idea and want to show it off
oh by the way saying this to scare off the antis. i support and love mspec lesbians and gays! i love transfems/transmasc of all types including transfemmascs. i love transfem boys, transmasc girls, lesboys, turigirls, gaybians, gayhets, bi lesbians/gays, i love cistrans/tris people, people who are neither cis or trans, i love them all! i am multiple of these too.. boo!
- sincerely a gaybian, trisxenine, transfem boygirl ππ·
β οΈ Do not use they/them if talking about me to others in reblogs/comments. I have neopronouns in my pinned post β οΈ
Transfemmasc emojis! Enjoy~