#transvoices

We’re celebrating International Day of Transgender Visibility today!

Hey everyone!

I'm reaching out to the non-binary and trans community here on Tumblr. I've been wanting to write a book about gender for a while now, and I'm really interested in including a wide range of perspectives and experiences.

If you identify as non-binary or trans, I would love to hear your thoughts on gender.

Specifically, I'm interested in understanding:

- How do you define your own gender?

- What does gender mean to you personally?

- How have your experiences shaped your understanding of gender?

- Are there any specific challenges or triumphs you've encountered related to your gender identity?

Feel free to share your thoughts in any format that feels right to you, whether it's a written narrative, a diagram, a sketch or any other creative representation of your views.

Your insights and experiences are incredibly valuable and can help create a more inclusive and nuanced understanding of gender. You can share as much or as little as you're comfortable with.

If you'd prefer to share your thoughts privately, you can message me directly.Thank you so much for your time and willingness to share. Your voice matters and can make a big difference in this project.

With gratitude, [Claire/thisnotyouo]

letsbeperfectlyqueerpodcast

Ever feel like you’re doing life out of order? Like you’re somehow “behind,” even though you’re just figuring things out your own way?The might just be queer time.

It doesn’t follow the usual timeline of milestones—and that’s kind of the point. Whether you came out later, transitioned more than once, or just never fit into the boxes, that’s totally okay! You can hear more about this in our recent episode.

letsbeperfectlyqueerpodcast

Ever feel like you’re doing life out of order? Like you’re somehow “behind,” even though you’re just figuring things out your own way?The might just be queer time.

It doesn’t follow the usual timeline of milestones—and that’s kind of the point. Whether you came out later, transitioned more than once, or just never fit into the boxes, that’s totally okay! You can hear more about this in our recent episode.

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