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8 years ago

Only if you ignore (not a comprehensive list):

- The five genders in Sulawesi culture

-Hijras, in India, who have been recognized for thousands of years

-Two-spirit people in Native American culture

-Some (though not all) of the people who identify as warias

-Hawaiian mahus

Non-binary genders: not actually a new concept.

mjollydragon - Insert Witty Comment Here

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9 years ago
Watch: Viral Clip Shows A Woman In Genderless Clothing Being Ejected From A Ladies’ Bathroom By The
Watch: Viral Clip Shows A Woman In Genderless Clothing Being Ejected From A Ladies’ Bathroom By The
Watch: Viral Clip Shows A Woman In Genderless Clothing Being Ejected From A Ladies’ Bathroom By The
Watch: Viral Clip Shows A Woman In Genderless Clothing Being Ejected From A Ladies’ Bathroom By The
Watch: Viral Clip Shows A Woman In Genderless Clothing Being Ejected From A Ladies’ Bathroom By The
Watch: Viral Clip Shows A Woman In Genderless Clothing Being Ejected From A Ladies’ Bathroom By The
Watch: Viral Clip Shows A Woman In Genderless Clothing Being Ejected From A Ladies’ Bathroom By The
Watch: Viral Clip Shows A Woman In Genderless Clothing Being Ejected From A Ladies’ Bathroom By The
Watch: Viral Clip Shows A Woman In Genderless Clothing Being Ejected From A Ladies’ Bathroom By The
Watch: Viral Clip Shows A Woman In Genderless Clothing Being Ejected From A Ladies’ Bathroom By The

Watch: Viral clip shows a woman in genderless clothing being ejected from a ladies’ bathroom by the police.


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9 years ago

@badsjw I don’t understand why you see this as a dichotomy. Why couldn’t you write several well-written and well-developed trans characters? If you can write multiple well-done cisgender characters, it seems to me that you ought to be able to write multiple well-done transgender characters.

cool ideas for characters for your story

trans

very trans

not just binary

not just trans boys

(but trans boys too)

at least 3 trans characters

more than 3 trans characters

all very cool

add more trans


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9 months ago

I just thought of something. How come a trans person wanting to be gendered correctly, and have their preferred name used is forcing their beliefs on others, indoctrination, and etc? But misgendering them, using their dead name, or a nickname you give them that they do not want isn’t? Is that also not forcing your beliefs of gender onto them? The answer is hypocrisy, ignorance, and hatred of course, but still


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3 months ago
This Is Sam Nordquist. He Was A Transgender Man Who Was Lured To My Hometown Back In September By His

This is Sam Nordquist. He was a transgender man who was lured to my hometown back in September by his Internet girlfriend. She and four other individuals then proceeded to torture and kill him, leaving his body in a field. I'm absolutely gutted. The misunderstanding for the trans community that leads to this sort of hatred is something that I just will never understand. I'm so sorry, Sam. You deserved so much more than this.

If you are able, please donate and share the GoFundMe set up by his sister. She and Sam's mom have made it to New York, but now they will have to go through the horrible process of arranging his funeral and transporting his body back home.

https://gofund.me/b11a9148


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4 months ago

gotta be honest with you, i'm not too sure about this thing ppl say of "conservatives" being irrationally opposed to "trans people just existing" or whatever. i guess controversial take but no they actually have very concrete reasons to oppose bodily autonomy and the destabilization of sexual roles we represent considering their views on sex/gender and social reproduction overall actually. obviously we must oppose those views as they are 1. wrong and 2. oppressive but like. it's not like they just chose a random minority to hate. i mean otherwise why do you think it's specifically us.


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4 months ago

The shorter, skinnier, less traditionally masculine character? Headcannoned as a trans guy? Groundbreaking…


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2 years ago
NTA-you Stood Up For Your Son

NTA-you stood up for your son


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2 years ago
Sylvia Rivera Calling Out Gays And Lesbians For Their Trans Exclusion In 1973 At The Christopher Street
Sylvia Rivera Calling Out Gays And Lesbians For Their Trans Exclusion In 1973 At The Christopher Street
Sylvia Rivera Calling Out Gays And Lesbians For Their Trans Exclusion In 1973 At The Christopher Street

Sylvia Rivera calling out gays and lesbians for their trans exclusion in 1973 at the Christopher Street Liberation Day rally (x)


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1 year ago

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4 weeks ago

[Image description: tumblr post tags from @mettaworldpiece reading: #misogynoir #transmisogynoir #passing #antiblackness #ppl who say things like this do not consider antiblackness #ALL black ppl are degendered and hypergendered at the same time that is how Black men can be fetishized for their sexual organs but still #be denied manhood and called boys #for Black women womanhood is held as conditional #as in it is placed on them whether they identify w it or not can be stripped away w no consideration for the person affected #even the concept of passing comes from 'white-passing' or from raciallized Black ppl who could move thru white society w/o feeling #the violent conditions of antiblackness #for me there isnt a person who doesnt know im trans as soon as I open my mouth #that does not mean I move with safety when not speaking tho as misogynoir conditions people to take their toll of every Black woman #they come into contact w #for example the suburban constructions who got mad when I walked past their catcalls did not know I was trans #but that didnt stop them from acting like they were going to swerve and run me over when I tried to walk past to work /End image description.]

u look like a giant buff woman idk what u mean "dont pass" lol.

So I wanted to respond to this one, not to evaluate my features as “passing/not passing” but to talk a bit on racialization and transness as a larger Black trans woman. I am going to be speaking on the experience of cis women in addition to trans women.

Yes, I’m 6’2” and 260lbs. There are plenty of cis women my height/weight or larger/taller! It is not inherently a trait of solely trans women to be large. But this also means that I don’t always pass, because a lot of cis women who look like me don’t pass all the time either no matter what they do.

U Look Like A Giant Buff Woman Idk What U Mean "dont Pass" Lol.

In this outfit running errands, I got hit on a bunch, gendered appropriately a bunch, and honestly felt the most femme I have in a while. Meanwhile, I still had a man start screaming at me on a metro train because he could see up my dress while I was sitting and “I DONT WANT TO SEE THIS MAN’S UNDERWEAR!”

Often, assumption of masculinity for largeness, for height, is something that gets inflicted on tall cis women as well, moreso if they’re an athlete or otherwise buff or “unfeminine”. Many end up with a complex about it that affects their comfort presenting anything less than high femme even as cis women by adulthood, because it’s implied they have to “make up” for their height/frame by being more feminine.

So despite this not being something limited solely to trans women, it does get significantly amplified on trans women when we have other features or traits that may affect it, such as voice, visible stubble, etc.

On top of that, Black women are often racialized as “more masculine” bc of systemic societal antiblackness. While it can happen to anyone that visibly reads as a Black woman, it gets notably worse the darker your skin is and the larger you are. I’m very lightskinned, so while I still experience it, it’s also not nearly as bad as it would be for someone much darker than me with my build.

So for larger Black trans women, we get a double whammy of “passing” tribulations, as we get the misogynistic assumption of “the larger you are, the more masculine you are” and the misogynoiric assumption that as a Black woman, we are inherently more masculine.

Both of these factors are completely out of our control as larger Black trans women. They aren’t something that can be changed by anything we do to try and “pass” because they are baseline societal bigotries currently - fuck, Megan Thee Stallion is quite literally one of the most beautiful cis women on earth while also being larger and she’s still CONSTANTLY accused of being a man/masculine online even in some of her most “feminine” presentations.

So when I say that I “often don’t pass” I’m not commenting on my features, what I think “outs me as AMAB”, etc. im commenting on the baseline societal transmisogynoir that states that someone who looks like me, transfemme or not, often does not pass.

Many people will still gender me appropriately from the jump, hit on me, catcall me, otherwise treat me like a woman - but just as often I will be categorically excluded from even possibly passing for people who have engraved these social bigotries to heart, and recognizing that doesn’t affect whether I’m “valid”, whether I’m attractive (bc I’m a fucking Goddess and stunning), etc. but affects my SAFETY and the likely of experiencing transmisogynistic or transmisogynoiristic harm or violence.

Passing is not about whether you are attractive or not, it’s about safety.


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6 years ago

Anyway if there is a Black Widow movie, then it better be one and a half hour of Oya kicking Black Widow's ass


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10 months ago
Can My Fellow Transmascs In Christ Please Stop For A Minute To Consider Why It Is That Rowling And Her

can my fellow transmascs in christ please stop for a minute to consider why it is that Rowling and her ilk are so eager to spread the blatant lie that cis athletes are trans women while ignoring an actual trans man. the reason such a patently absurd misinformation campaign has been so successful (aside from the obvious racism) is that it taps into the deeply embedded transmisogyny that permeates our culture, to the point that even a imagined trans woman is enough to get them frothing at the mouth. pointing this out is not throwing anyone under the bus, get a fucking grip.


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3 weeks ago
Women’s Rights And Sapphic Rights Will Never Cancel Out Trans Rights, And Vice Versa! We All Support
Women’s Rights And Sapphic Rights Will Never Cancel Out Trans Rights, And Vice Versa! We All Support
Women’s Rights And Sapphic Rights Will Never Cancel Out Trans Rights, And Vice Versa! We All Support

Women’s rights and sapphic rights will never cancel out trans rights, and vice versa! We all support each other in this patriarchal world

post made by @ transrights.bristol on instagram!


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5 months ago

Just wanted to let you know febfem isn't just for terfs, I see a lot of ftm trans men that are febfems, it's not about being a cis woman just female. It's trans inclusive. Febfems can have boyfriends if they're trans men

febfem isn’t just for TERFs

it’s not about being a cis woman, just (biologically) female

febfems can have boyfriends if they’re trans men

you’re contradicting yourself, anon. nice try. if by “trans inclusive” you mean trans men but not trans women, then lol lmao. i’ve seen them try to give that false impression before. also i have lots of history with the label so if you’re attempting to fool me with the wrong information here in order to accept bigotry then it’s not gonna work.

personally, i think that if trans men want to identify themselves within feminine orientation labels (i.e. sapphic, lesbian, etc.), then that’s valid as long as it’s an individualistic decision and doesn’t represent or isn’t forced on the whole community. that’s not what y’all are doing, i fear! transphobes externally assign labels based on birth sex for transmascs, transfems, and nonbinary groups.

i’m curious, though — why did you send that ask on this blog, where febfem was never mentioned previously except for a recent reblog of someone else’s old post?


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1 year ago

it honestly baffles me that Transphobes or general anti-LGBT will be pro Israel anti-hamas... it makes no sense, and as glad as I am people support Israel it confuses me... all the people who hate me stand for a place I could be safe. yet all the people who should love me stand for a place we would be killed... we live in a mad world... it makes me feel so lost... I don't want transphobes to have my back in one way and then not in another... because I'm scared of transphobes for how they see me and treat me and how much trauma they've caused... but I'm also scared of my own community for playing into their hands and giving them a valid reason to think we're insane when before they had none... I don't know what to do... I feel like as soon as the world moves on from the war the transphobes will just turn on me as they always have... so I find it hard to accept they support Israel and hate Hamas...


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1 month ago

Has anyone else seen those videos of gender affirming surgeons “rating” trans people’s femininity/masculinity? Like they’ll stitch a video of a trans person documenting their transition and the surgeon will be like “Their face has perfectly feminized/masculinized” or “Even after the effects of hrt, their face is still masc/fem so I may reccomend getting facial feminization/masculinization surgery to really seal it”. And every time I see one of these I can’t think anything other than wait what???? Not only are you giving extremely unnecessary advice, but openly posting whether they are “passing” enough for you? Also just the assumption that all trans people want to be strictly masc and fem? That those are the only two options and that trans men/transmascs must be the epitome of masculine and transfems/ trans women must be the epitome of femininity? And it’s not like them stitching or reacting to their clients either, from what I’ve seen it’s mostly just random trans people who did not ask for this.

It feels like they are just looking at trans people like specimens to fix and perfect and force them into their neat little boxes on what they consider is a “complete medical transition” and “complete masculinity/femininity”. In the videos they act like they are the deciders of what is considered a masculine or feminine “look”. They always go out of their way to say how much of a trans ally they are and how they are helping trans people out too.

Also, never seen one about androgynous medical transitions. I have however seen them try to frame nonbinary people as trans men and trans women and force femininity/masculinity on them through “advice”.

Just because you work in trans healthcare and call yourself an “ally” doesn’t mean you are. Especially if you do shit like this. You don’t get a pass just because of your job.


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2 weeks ago
I Probably Blocked Most Of The People This Is Relevant To, But A Transphobe Cannot Be An Ally To GNC

I probably blocked most of the people this is relevant to, but a transphobe cannot be an ally to GNC people.

An ally is an ally to people who might be. They do not withold support until a peer-reviewed study has proven that they are, and they do not create an environment that prevents someone from discovering they are not.

Being GNC is not a pipeline to being trans. Nevertheless, there are quite a few trans people who start of GNC, before discovering it's not just how they want to present. An ally lets someone discover which one they are on their own terms. They do not say "you are trans, you're just in denial". They do not say "you aren't trans, that's mental illness".


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