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If someone asks me if its okay to say the T word, i am going to tell them no, and explain why. When someone asks what i…
The point isn’t whether or not some trans woman like yourself are OK doing that, the point is that we as trans woman should not be EXPECTED by cis people to do it and that we should not be painted in a negative light if we don’t want to answer their rude fucking questions.
My attempt at making some logos to support the LGTBQIA+ community! I used the wikipedia article to reference the colors for each pride flag. I did not see one for Questioning though, so I hope that color scheme is okay.
There’s this weird and alienating belief that trans people always have to stand up for themselves, always have to correct people on their pronouns and name or else they aren’t “trans enough” and must not really want those pronouns/name/respect.
Trans people are people. Trans people are allowed to be shy and uncomfortable and nervous about standing up for themselves without it reflecting negatively on their gender. Trans people are allowed to not say something if they don’t want to or can’t. That doesn’t change a thing about what’s previously been said, and it should stop having the connotation that it does.
Seconding this. OP is speaking the truth. – MR
ALL OF THIS ARE MINE
Same.
can we talk about it……. urban decay moondust eyeshadow in solstice
Transphobia, biphobia and homophobia aren’t always overt and obvious. Our Another Perspective flips typically transphobic, biphobic and, homophobic phrases on their head.
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We’re very proud to relaunch this campaign, and once again be challenging transphobia, biphobia, and homophobia LGBT people experience on a daily basis.
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Made by Sam Dylan Finch
spring: black clothes
summer: black clothes
autumn: black clothes
winter: black clothes
Had to do a political cartoon about a social issue, so i did this.
Dress suitably in short skirts and strong boots, leave your jewels in the bank, and buy a revolver.
Countess Markievicz, 19th century Irish revolutionary, dispensing eternally relevant fashion advice (via bunnycorcorans)
"No homo", but I want to fuck your brains out.
hold up
so today is trans day of visibility if you hadnt noticed, but i just wanted to shout out to all the trans cuties who arent posting pics. maybe cause theyre not feelin it or theyre scared or they just cant, but we know you peeps are there, youre amazing and we love you
Yes, yes, and yes, to all you beautiful people. Happy Trans Day of Visibility, Tumblr.
since it is trans day of visibility, we should do more than just post selfies (and essentially copy blackout). today i will try to be posting resources, history, and transition stories. there’s nothing wrong with posting some selfies today, but please don’t make that the only thing we do today— this is a very important day, and is more than just selfies. blackout was a celebration of beauty our society often deems unworthy; trans day of visibility should be about making our community, history, and siblings known.
a small list of resources for the moment:
trans people who are in a serious situation, such as being suicidal, or being abused, etc. can contact the trevor project. they have a lifeline that is 1-866-488-7386 and an online chat room.
the trans 100 is a list provided by GLAAD of inspiring trans americans.
we happy trans is a website that provides happy trans stories!
a longer list of resources from GLAAD can be found here
trans housing network
mermaids.org.uk is a website that provides individual and family support for young people with differing gender identities.
trans law center (TLC)
Trans Youth Family Allies
gender justice league ( specifically for advocating for gender equality within the LGBT+ community)
i will try to have more soon!! including stuff to good places to get things like binders and breast foams, clothes, make up, etc.
I'm on Instagram!
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I suggest all of you ladies purchase one of these things.
my name is penny. i’m a mentally ill trans woman, a sex worker and a recovering addict (9 months clean!).
these are my favorite selfies from the past year or so.
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btw that is policedronecrashesintopolice in the animated gif. she’s one of 4 wonderful trans / nb partners with whom i share my life.
fantastic-mx-fox, cashew-beep and glitchwife i love you all so much!
So I am 23 5 months in hrt and I feel like my body hair, particularly chest hair is still an issue. If it's not triggering could you tell me your experiences with it?
You meant 23 years old and five months on hrt right? I just wanna make sure I’m giving you the best possible answer is all.While my chest hair was never too thick I did have a bit and as much as it makes me feel uncomfortable to admit this, I was a kinda hairy person in general. =(After being on hormones maybe 9 months to a year my body hair started to seriously thin out. Now I’ve been on HRT for three years and whats left of my body hair (mostly just my legs) is very thin/fine and shaving is a breeze. Do your best to give it some time. There could be a lot of things that are at play here including your medication dosage, your genetics or what not.But just in case, are there any followers out there who might be able to offer further advice?
Buy an epilator. It will become your new best friend. It's basically dry waxing/tweezing. It will save you a lot of guff. I got mine at wallgreens for $30 and haven't had body hair since! 💋
