You and me

Donald/Oliver || Pronouns of the Day: Bun/buns/buns/bunself || Please don't use 'they' for me but other pronouns are fine || I'm 21 

[timeman-hates-terfs-and-pedos]

Reblog if you have a “MOGAI” gender and you experience dysphoria in any form.

I’m Scorpigender and I have had both social and body dysphoria, and those fucking “t/r/e/n/d/e/r” comics only worsen my dysphoria.

[neverending-roads]

I’m polygender (with mogai genders under that umbrella) and fuck the Dysphoria is real. Social +Body.

[genderbun]

Pxngender person with kingenders and condigenders (like music and aesthetics) and I also have both social and body dysphoria!

[imraainyy]

Why you don’t need dysphoria

You NEED dysphoria. Without it, there would be no reason to transition. If you are comfortable with your assign gender, why would you change it? 

Any Tucutes reading this, please answer that question for me in the comments. If you can’t answer with an actual reason, it just proves my point even better.

[system-lgbt]

@fuck-cistrenders @discoursekilljoy @a-cute-transman and anyone else

[genderbun]

I'm not dysphoric about not having tattoos. It does not cause me stress or affect my daily life to not have tattoos. However, I still want them. I want tattoos and piercings because it is my body and I get to decide what to do with it. I'm also a dysphoric trans person. There are some aspects of transitioning I actively want, some I'm not sure of, and some I don't want. Because it is my body, and I get to choose what to do with it. I believe this goes for anyone, trans or not. My body should look like how I want it to look, and how I would be comfortable. Saying that the body I was born with is the same as my assigned gender is, frankly, transphobic. I do not have a "woman's body" because I am afab. I simply have body parts that an afab person often has, and society labeled me because of it. I am still nonbinary. Whether I change my body or not. I believe this also goes to nondysphoric people who want to change their bodies in any way, whether they identify as trans or not. It is their body. They know what they want and how they want to look. I do not. Also, there are cis people with dysphoria. So I would automatically assume there are trans people without it. (This isn't a discourse blog, I just wanted to answer this question in particular.)

[genderbun]

Terms coined by genderbun/Oliver/Sour (an ongoing list)

The Cendecure systems

Wavership and fluitic

Genderbun

Gendersleepy

The sens- system