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Transgender DO NOT SAY!
Never add an s or ed to transgender.
Never use words like tr@**y, she***e, or transsexual unless otherwise noted by said person.
Never ask what their dead name is or what's in their pants. IT'S NO ONE'S BUSINESS BUT THEIRS AND THEIR PARTNERS
If you don't know what to refer to them as ask politely what their pronouns are. Don't ever assume.
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CIS
ATTENTION:
"CIS" IS NOT AN ACRONYM
"CIS" IS NOT AN INSULT OR A SLUR
"Cis" is the Latin prefix that's opposite to the prefix "trans"
Cis = "on this side of"
Trans= "across from"
Cisgender is simply a way to say "not transgender"
Cis is just the shorthand version of cisgender
And NO it does NOT stand for "comfortable in self" or "comfortable in skin"
Plenty of trans people are comfortable in their selves/skin so just don't.
It's just Latin. It's a prefix. It's a language tool used to describe what form of gender someone experiences.
Cisgender individuals agree/identify with the gender they were assigned at birth based on their genitalia.
Transgender individuals identify with a gender other than the one assigned to them at birth.
This really isn't complicated.
This has been a PSA.
