Hi I'm Trans

This blog is run by a pair of trans brothers who like to mess around and help people.

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happy monday trans women are women and trans lesbian are lesbians

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happy tuesday trans women are women and trans lesbians are lesbians

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happy wednesday trans women are women and trans lesbians are lesbians

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happy thursday trans women are women and trans lesbians are lesbians

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happy friday trans women are women and trans lesbians are lesbians

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happy saturday trans women are women and trans lesbians are lesbians

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happy sunday trans women are women and trans lesbians are lesbians

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you can only reblog this every time trans women are women and trans lesbians are lesbians

[hi-im-trans]

positivity for a trans male whos having a hard time choosing a name?

of course! names are hard, its something that a lot of people have trouble with and that's okay! and also? if you pick a name now and dont like it later, you can change it again! names arent as permanent as people like to make them seem. experiment around, and youll find a name that fits with your personality and even how you look! you can do this 💕- mod mikey

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The Gay Straight Alliance at my school is extremely biased and transphobic but my trans girlfriend wants to join. Is there a way i can break this to her gently because shes really excited but i dont want her to have to deal with the toxic people who run it

Hi! I’m not sure there’s much of a gentle way to put it, but maybe once you do tell her, let her know there’s other things that you two can join together! Anything from groups both on and offline, to even making your own little club at school if that’s an option for you!! As for actually telling her, you could possibly say something along the lines of how it wouldn’t be the best idea, and why, and be sure to apologize, since she seems very excited. Find something the two of you can do that will help instead of harm! And no matter if she barely feels bad at all to if she feels absolutely horrible, make sure you stay by her through whatever emotions telling her will cause. 

I hope this helps! 

- Mikey

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trans guy: i feel dysphoric cis ally: ur literally the handsomest manly dude guy bro dude man i ever seen before in my life my guy dude! just because you’re biologically a woman doesnt mean you aren’t super manly and handsome!! honestly wow your jawline is so sharp cut me with your jaw daddy father sir

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for cis people asking what they should say, here’s a few suggestions:

- don’t overdo it (the reason why this example is Bad is because the cis person overuses all these masculine words and it’s too extreme).

- don’t say anything about how he is ‘biologically a woman’. never mention that to a trans person. ever.

- don’t shower him with compliments. yes, one or two might be good, but he isn’t asking you to confirm that he looks male (most of the time).

- do show sympathy. tell him you’re sorry that he feels that way and try to comfort him if you can (and if you try to comfort him, refer to the points above this one so you don’t do anything wrong).

- do ask if you can help. if he says that you can’t, leave him alone till he’s feeling better (or maybe try to cheer him up by changing the subject).

- do tell him you’re there for him, if all else fails. if anything, you can make him feel better by reminding him that he has a friend.

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I really like this post because it’s honestly really helpful and doesn’t shit on cis people for being ignorant in this situation.

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Hey!! Protip for transmasc!

Got men's jeans? With those glorious pockets? Well, I don't know if this has been said anymore, I haven't really seen anything of it, but! Put your hands in them! I know it can feel a little unnatural at first, but it helps give you a more masculine posture and feeling in general! Try doing different things, from whole hands, to hooking your thumb to the outside, to doing the opposite and hooking your thumb inside! Tty it, seriously I got a jump of really masculine feelings from this one simple thing.

Though keep in mind everyone's dysphoria is different! This may not effect you like it does me!

Good luck out there <3

- Mod Mikey

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trans basics starterpack

Transfeminine Resources

Transmasculine Resources

Non-Binary Resources

What Am I? 

NB Flowchart

Coming Out

Dysphoria Tips Masterpost

Getting HRT

Ally Resources 

Trans 101 for Parents/Guardians

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Moodboard/Aesthetic for a nonbinary male aligned with birds, records, old stores, and books   for anon! I hope you like it, let me know if you want anything changed!

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could i ask for a moodboard for a nonbinary male aligned person with birds/records/old stores/books anything like that!

Done and posting!

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oh no i didnt expect you to engage in any acecourse, but im really relieved you're inclusive ! thank you so much aa

Of course <3 I knew you didn’t want to engage, but some people are likely to see the post and thing “oh yeah this is definitely a good idea” and then it’s a bad idea and the asks will probably be deleted.

But it’s good to know where the blog stands.

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is this blog ace inclusive? as in, are the mods inclusionists or exclusionists? if you're unfamiliar with the ace discourse, basically im asking if you believes aspec people are inherently lgbt or not.

Yes! This blog is very inclusionist! I believe that if you do not identify as cisgendered, heteroromantic, AND heterosexual, then you are LGBT! If you are heteroromantic, but asexual, you are LGBT. If you are aromantic heterosexual, you are LGBT, and if you are aromantic asexual, you are LGBT!!

This is not an invitation to start acecourse on this blog. This blog, while inclusionist, does not revolve around that area of LGBT. This is specifically for people who are not CIS, and this includes amab demiboys and afab demigirls. 

The only people not allowed on this blog are T*RFs, Tr*sc*m, n*zis, p*dophiles, M*PS, and anyone else who has opinions that could be directly harmful. 

And yes, to a degree, the list above of who is not allowed here can include people who believe that aromantic and/or asexual people are not inherently lgbt.

Hope this cleared that up!! 

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So as you guys might know.

My name is Michael. I'm 16, and I've come out to my school as trans, or just entered as passing on day one and asked the teachers to call me by my name.

It's gone very well! I know I don't have a lot of followers but I really would like to get this blog spreading around, I would love for submissions and asks, and to do something with this, maybe blog my own experiences or share others. Give me ideas! Let me know how to make this a good blog that people will be interested in!

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How to calm the fuck down after finding out both parents are okay with you being trans and approve of your new name and are supportive

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TRANSMEN ARE NOT GIRLS WHO WANT TO BE BOYS AND TRANSWOMEN ARE NOT BOYS WHO WANT TO BE GIRLS

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Hello!

My name's Michael and I've recently started this blog to promote positivity and acceptance for any non-cis folk out there! Instead of actively singling out or working directly against T*RFs, I just want people to know there is a safe place for them! I'm going to be doing aesthetics,maybe some advice, stim boards, and other things, so please feel free to send in something!

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some positivity for boys because sometimes we forget boys suffer too

here’s to all the beautiful boys out there (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧

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Trans mlm are real men with male bodies, regardless of transition status (unless they personally choose to view their body differently) And their love for men is never straight