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@fyeahgenderqueers
Reblog this if you’re asexual, bisexual, pansexual, or transgender, or are in a sexuality/gender identity that is often considered a special snowflake group. This is a message to you shitheads out there, we’re not made up, we are amazing, we are real!
-Ezzy
i was supposed to make this rebloggable 6 years ago
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Five Ways to Spot Somebody Suffering from Transphobia
reblogging because my anons are fucking up.
The best way to dehumanize someone while claiming you’re not is to believe you are just the same. You erase their experiences and perspective, their struggles and obstacles, their unique way of having to deal with those things in a world that also erases them. With the words, ‘but humans are humans’ or the bullshit dramatics of ‘we all bleed red’ normal people can simply pretend that if we all did things the way they did, then everything would work out okay. But, yes, we all bleed red but you don’t treat a papercut the same way you treat a gash, you don’t treat an infected wound the same way you treat one that isn’t, you don’t treat a wound to the leg the same way you treat a wound to the gut. You are not acknowledging someone’s personhood when you ignore the very things that make their lives different than yours, and when you refuse to understand that their circumstances have given them their own perspective that is just as valid as yours. More valid in fact – their perspective about their experiences that you haven’t been through is far more valid than anything you could ever think about it.
The danger of worldviews (Speaking when the world sleeps)
Truth bomb if I ever saw one.
(via ikenbot)
Are there any statistics for how many people (either in the world or in the United States) identify as trans or non-binary? I'm curious, but I'm not really finding anything conclusive. (And I know this is probably hard to calculate, because you need to take into account out/not-out, etc., but I was wondering if the lovely people at this blog had found anything interesting on the matter?)
There might be, in about 100 years time.
During the last recent census there was a movement to encourage non-binary people to muck around with the "What is your gender?" question, which presented two boxes with either Male or Female. People decided to add in another option and tick it and ignore the male/female boxes, or tick the box they identified with closest to/were assigned at birth but write a comment about non-binary genders, or just otherwise deface it. Census data is only publicly released 100 years after it's taken.
Nat Titman of Practical Androgyny sent in a Freedom of Information request about it, here you can find the response.
submit and follow!
Looking for Friends and Support
Hi everyone. My name is Sam. I'm a newly-identified genderqueer individual; I'm 24, pre-everything (I'm hoping for eventual top surgery, maybe) and pretty confused about everything right now and would love someone to talk to about being genderqueer. I'm also pansexual, so I feel really marginalized within the lgbt community. Again, I'd love some support (and I'll give back as much support as I can) with these issues, and I'd love to make friends. My interests include video games (Red Dead Redemption is my favorite), Westerns, Johnny Cash, horror movies, zombies, and Supernatural. Oh, and Joss Whedon. I'm kind of a morbid and weird sort of person, but I'm learning to like that about me. Check out my main tumblr if you're interested in getting to know me! Thanks!
- outlawsforever
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:D <3
there’s too many labels for sexuality like fuck just go for who you like
or call yourself whatever you like because some people find safety and comfort in labels
Provided your labels aren’t fetishizing other queer identities.
This is something I’ve mentioned a few times here, but never got around to doing.
The queer community is, as a whole, focused on lesbian, gay, bisexual and to a lesser extent binary trans experiences. They dominate the majority of the discussion, both online and in the media (see: focus on “gay marriage” as opposed to “marriage equality”). A lot of people don’t know that non-heterosexual/cisgender experiences outside of these exist.
For people who are not straight or cis but are also not lesbian, gay, bi or binary trans, finding a sense of community identity can be tough or impossible. There are sometimes spaces that advertise themselves as safe for ALL identities, but later on you discover they want you to pick between male or female, or gay/bi/straight/unsure. While the number of people who identify as non-het but also not L, G, B or binary T is large, the community is often overlooked.
This is a way for us to get to know each other, a way to meet people, make friends and show yourself to the world.
This project is open to…
People who are non-binary trans*: genderqueer, genderfluid, androgynous, two-spirit, and so on - whether straight or not
People who are pansexual, polysexual, demisexual, asexual, omnisexual, anyone who is not straight but is also not LGB
So to be clear: if you are not trans, you CAN participate, but only if you are also not straight, lesbian, gay or bi. If you are straight, lesbian, gay or bi, you CAN participate, as long as you are not also cis.
What is it?
A video project. It is loosely based on the following prompts.
What do I need to do?
Send me a clip of yourself responding to the prompts. Try to make the sound and video as clear as possible but don’t fret if it’s not amazing. The clip doesn’t have to be a specific time (purely because I can’t think of how long it should be) but be aware that pauses and ummmms may be removed. Also, if this thing ends up looking really long, I might have to keep only the best bits, though if this happens I will try and include a bit of everyone’s submissions.
So… What are these prompts?
What do you like to be called?
How old are you and where are you from?
How do you identify?
What’s your favourite thing about identifying the way you do?
When and how did you discover your identify?
Are you out? If so, how was it received? If not, is there any particular reason why?
What’s your occupation?
Do you have any particular talents? (points for you if you can demonstrate this talent)
If you had one superpower, what would it be?
What do you do in your free time?
What is your favourite joke?
You don’t have to do all of these, just the ones you are comfortable with.
What now?
Email your finished video to [email protected] with the subject “Submission”. Please also include your preferred name/nickname and ways people could contact you if they wanna be friends once the project is done and they notice you are awesome (like twitter or tumblr usernames and so on).
Questions?
Email questions to [email protected] or send them to my ask box here.
PS: There will be a transcript available and possibly subtitles if I can figure out how they work.
Trans* activist CN Lester is getting together a small panel of trans people who’ve been down different top surgery routes to answer questions about the process/procedures/results, and to provide any tips and hints they’ve picked up along the way.
Stuff that almost anyone could understand
Femaleness is not the absence of a penis.
Maleness is not the absence of a uterus.
Femaleness is not the presence of a uterus.
Maleness is not the presence of a penis.
STOP BEING CISSEXIST FUCKWITS WHEN YOU WRITE “EDUCATIONAL” THINGS.
Genitalia is not gender—yeah, this means organs are not “male” or “female”. Deal with it.
The person defines the body. Not the other way around.
Hi I'm Quentin. I'm a 24 year old trans guy. I did natural transitioning for 9 months and now I just started Androgel. I'm excited to finally go through male puberty. I'm out and open about my experience and like to share resources and tips. Feel free to ask me anything from passing tips, finding the right clothes to fit you, binders, packers, STPs, etc.
www.quentinandrew.tumblr.com
This is something I’ve mentioned a few times here, but never got around to doing.
The queer community is, as a whole, focused on lesbian, gay, bisexual and to a lesser extent binary trans experiences. They dominate the majority of the discussion, both online and in the media (see: focus on “gay marriage” as opposed to “marriage equality”). A lot of people don’t know that non-heterosexual/cisgender experiences outside of these exist.
For people who are not straight or cis but are also not lesbian, gay, bi or binary trans, finding a sense of community identity can be tough or impossible. There are sometimes spaces that advertise themselves as safe for ALL identities, but later on you discover they want you to pick between male or female, or gay/bi/straight/unsure. While the number of people who identify as non-het but also not L, G, B or binary T is large, the community is often overlooked.
This is a way for us to get to know each other, a way to meet people, make friends and show yourself to the world.
This project is open to…
People who are non-binary trans*: genderqueer, genderfluid, androgynous, two-spirit, and so on - whether straight or not
People who are pansexual, polysexual, demisexual, asexual, omnisexual, anyone who is not straight but is also not LGB
So to be clear: if you are not trans, you CAN participate, but only if you are also not straight, lesbian, gay or bi. If you are straight, lesbian, gay or bi, you CAN participate, as long as you are not also cis.
What is it?
A video project. It is loosely based on the following prompts.
What do I need to do?
Send me a clip of yourself responding to the prompts. Try to make the sound and video as clear as possible but don’t fret if it’s not amazing. The clip doesn’t have to be a specific time (purely because I can’t think of how long it should be) but be aware that pauses and ummmms may be removed. Also, if this thing ends up looking really long, I might have to keep only the best bits, though if this happens I will try and include a bit of everyone’s submissions.
So… What are these prompts?
What do you like to be called?
How old are you and where are you from?
How do you identify?
What’s your favourite thing about identifying the way you do?
When and how did you discover your identify?
Are you out? If so, how was it received? If not, is there any particular reason why?
What’s your occupation?
Do you have any particular talents? (points for you if you can demonstrate this talent)
If you had one superpower, what would it be?
What do you do in your free time?
What is your favourite joke?
You don’t have to do all of these, just the ones you are comfortable with.
What now?
Email your finished video to [email protected] with the subject “Submission”. Please also include your preferred name/nickname and ways people could contact you if they wanna be friends once the project is done and they notice you are awesome (like twitter or tumblr usernames and so on).
Questions?
Email questions to [email protected] or send them to my ask box here.
PS: There will be a transcript available and possibly subtitles if I can figure out how they work.
I just wanted to tell you that I think what you're doing here is awesome! It's such an important piece of the discourse that you're adding by having this space. Thank you, and I hope you have the best year ever!!
Thank you :D This gives me a happy.
