radically chill

[permaghosts]

hi u can call me angel / andres

he / él / ele

just here to rant abt transid things tbh

fleur - adjacent neutralqueer anti - c

xenosatanist + adjacent dni

chrono adult agefluid permateendult ( 15 - 21 )

cis : autism , avpd , tics , chronic depression , social + generalized anxiety , adjustment disorder , dermatillomania , dissociative , muslim

trans : race + nationality / ethnicity : mexican , pagan , veiled , polyglot + native language ( spanish ) , muteflux , dyspraxia , aac , arfid , fnd , pots ? , ambulatory wheelchair user / chair caneian , dissociation , singlet , headspace , self harm ( severity + scars ) , bullied , mass murderer / school shooter , collection , chronosolarfuture , lucid dreamer , clairvoyant , pleasant , ( null ? ) para , cuspid / fangs , tattooed , moles ( like on ur face lol ) , permaeyebags , permabloodynose , permamiddleschooler

etc : religiousflux , dream transid , avatarid for most , schrodinger : cfs , tourettes , sevtrauma

[transidbunny]

Transid Cow :3

I'm shit at art but I colored one of my doodle characters n gave them a flag!

[cadaverki-dotcom]

IDish: A term for those who are kind of an identity, but also kind of not. One's identity may feel unsturdy, fuzzy, or superficial. This can apply to any sort of identity (trans-, cis-, perma-, etc.)

Genderish || Orientationish || Paraish

Raceish || Ethnicish || Nationalityish

Speciesish || Characterish || Abledish

Ageish || Timeish || Worldish

Pluralish || Harmfulish || Harmedish

[bbillyloomis]

i actually do think that people should be able to amputate healthy limbs if they want to, and i dont think that you should have to fight tooth and nail to rid yourself of a body part that you dont want or that does not belong on your body

[percyisrad]

everyone is all for "race is a social construct!" until someone is trace / transethnicity. then, all of a sudden, race is really important.

"lets break down social norms!" "no not like that!!!"

(we're not even trace ourselves, this is just a bit of hypocrisy that we've noticed. 😭)

[cis-brony]

You. Yes, you.

Just stop caring around anti radqueers. I'm so tired of seeing radqueers miserable because of bigots around them

You're transexperience? Tell them you went through that experience. You don't have to say that your trans. Transage? Go on social media and put that preferred age in that bio right now. "I would be lying!!!" No, you wouldn't. You wouldn't look at transgender person weirdly for saying they are their preferred gender without saying that it's trans.

Give yourself that same clarity. You don't owe people anything, so stop giving a shit

You cant change people. BUT you CAN change yourself however you want, so use it to make yourself seem more you.

[evilaphmau]

Hey hey.. transPOC.. yes.. cisWhite / bodily white people (you know what I mean).. listen hear. You better be normal about this post or I swear to God-

If you want to feel more connected to your transrace/ethnicity spread their voices, help their communities, support them, ECT.

You're still bodily white, that doesn't mean you're not your desired race, but still privilege because of that.

Used that power to help them. Help us.

transBlack? Be apart of blm activities, listen to our stories, our struggles, our community, and spread that message.

Learn about a race is one but supporting it when they have struggles means so much.

[permaghosts]

horrible horrible estúpido dumb dumb dummy stupdi

[permaghosts]

tell me why i was talking to someone i had just met tonight and i remarked that i was white (strike #1) they were shocked and went 'youre white??' and MY ASS SAID YEAH........

[transinfamousyandere]

some trace userboxes for ur trace needs .. plus little pixels !

[permaghosts]

also recently cut the bottom of my foot and could barely walk on it for a few weeks,,, transwheelchair euphoria moment,,,,,

[permaghosts]

two wheelchair user dreams in a row whatll we have next

[rabidbatboy]

🧼 — THE FIRST RULE OF MOGAI CLUB IS:

CANNIBAL FURFAG: a cannibalism themed flag for people who reclaim the word furfag (a derogatory term used towards furries to imply they are queer). this can be used especially in the context of eating people who use furfag derogatorily

ATTACKING: @sapphic-horror

TAGGING: @coinfight @radiomogai

PTS: +5 (base) +1 (revenge) = 6

YOU DO NOT TALK ABOUT MOGAI CLUB — 🫧

[cadaverki-dotcom]

TransID pride month 2025 calendar

I wasn't actually planning on making one this year at all, but since so many people were sharing last years and getting excited about it, I figured it was a good idea. Sorry, the calendar is slightly uglier this year lol. But I at least wanted the days to line up correctly.

The days are the exact same as last year, except a few minor changes, since I think a lot people are only looking at the old one anyways, and I didn't want anything to be confusing. But I did change these:

Made transtype & dys/euphoria/bodily autonomy days separate.

ChosenIDs and transtransIDs are included under transtypes, anyways, so I didn't list those by name.

Added projectIDs (friendID, darlID, those kinds of terms) on the transtypes day as well.

Replaced the creativity day with controversial & contradictory identity day, since I think people will just do creatively what they want any day.

And the questions and answers from last year:

Q: "It's not transID pride month, it's actually Hispanic heritage / Alzheimer's & cancer awareness / national suicide prevention / 9/11 / etc. month."

A: As you proved yourself, months can have multiple themes. June, for example, is not just queer pride month, but PTSD awareness month, children's awareness month, immigrant heritage month, and more. I'm not even the one who decided September to be the month, that was decided a good while ago. (This was "asked" by an anti, but I bet others are also thinking this.)

Q: Can transabled, transPOC, (etc.) beings also be apart of the disabled/neurodivergent, POC, (etc.) days?

A: Of course! I'm not here to tell you what you can and cannot do, anyways, do what you want.

No credit necessary if you share this, either!

Anyways, have fun with this!

[permatired-stolas]

Posted on pedi but forgot here

I swear I can draw better but I was drunk and spiteful

[ivriqueer-critter]

transjudaism subterms!

transorthodox - a transjudaism subterm for those who feel they should be an orthodox jew

transmasorti/transconservative - a transjudaism subterm for those who feel they should be a masorti/conservative jew

transreform - a transjudaism subterm for those who feel they should be a reform jew

transreconstructionist - a transjudaism subterm for those who feel they should be a reconstructionist jew

transrenewal - a transjudaism subterm for those who feel they should be a renewal jew

these flags are based off of this transjudaism flag! if any of these terms have been coined, consider these to be alt flags. the colors are connected to things like the logos/icons of corresponding organizations for each denomination.

[diaracialme-deactivated20250920]

Here’s a list of transID activists as a reminder that we DO exist offline and that we DO have people in our community that have fully transitioned!

Rachel Dolezal: a woman that was fired from her teaching job after it came out that she’s transrace. Has a memoir titled In Full Color: Finding My Place In A Black and White World. She transitioned from white to black.

Chloe Jennnings-White: A transabled woman with BIID that identifies as a paraplegic.

Emile Ratelband: A transage man that fought for transage rights in court.

Martina Big: A transrace woman that has been very open about her transition from white to black.

Korla Pandit: A poc2poc transrace musician that lived from 1921-1998. He transitioned from African American to Indian.

Ja Du: A transrace, transgender woman. She transitioned from white to Filipino.

Jørund Viktoria Alme: A transabled, transgender woman that identifies as paralyzed from the waist down.

Jewel Shuping: A transabled woman that transitioned into being blind.

[machine-babydoll-reborn]

Thank you for this! I have to learn more about these people!

I will say that Emile Ratinband was… most likely trolling/trying to do a gotcha regarding gender marker changes. Though I can’t say for sure he wasn’t serious, he said that one of his motivations for wanting his legal age changed was that a younger man would get more Tinder matches. Also he’s kind of a shitty person unrelated to transage stuff.

Transage people I do know of:

Randy Wicker: OtY transage man, first person to self-identify with the term transage back in 2008, involved in the early gay liberation movement and founder of the Homosexual League of New York, also advocated for legalizing marijuana and for legalization of human cloning.

Stefonknee Wolscht (?): OtY transage transgender woman, probably the best known transage kid in the world. A lot of the information about her is from sensationalist articles that are usually also deeply transageist and transmisogynistic, and she has received death threats for how she identifies. The question mark is because some of her more recent posts refer to her as an age regressor/ageplayer. But she might be trying to avoid that kind of hate. Anyway, she recently wrote a book Hanging On By A Thread, about her life and mental health struggles.

Chip Conley: man who has referred to himself as agefluid and said he did not belong to any specific age or generation, founder of Joie de Vivre Hospitality and former member of the Airbnb executive team.

[transx-mogai-cafe]

Oh I love this! I'd like to add some more trace folk:

Raquel Evita Saraswati: a queer Muslim feminist woman who considers herself to be of Arab, South Asian, and Latinx descent (possibly Indian, Egyptian, Lebanese, and/or Colombian). Similarly to Nkechi Diallo years prior, Raquel was forcibly outed out of the closet and ousted from her position as chief equity and inclusion officer from social justice organization American Friends Service Committee. Not long after, she was hired on at Full Spectrum Therapy, an LGBTQ+ psychotherapy clinic, where unfortunately the bigotry she met with continued as a wave of therapists at this organization resigned to protest her being hired. To this day, she continues to advocate for racial, LGBTQ+, and feminist social justice.

Joon Oluchi Lee: Joon is an Associate Professor of Gender Studies and Creative Writing at Rhode Island School of Design. While he seems not to box himself into any particular identifiers, in his blogspot "lipstickeater" he describes himself thusly: "I’m a girl who loves red lipstick… oh, sorry…I sometimes forget…I’m a boy who loves red lipstick, a boy who also loves to love boys. But I’m also a Korea-born, Midwest-bred, Virginia-groomed, Bay Area-harvested faggotte who is above all a black feminist." He has written multiple fictional novels and nonfiction essays. Most importantly for this discussion, he used to teach a college course about transracial identity from about 2005 to 2017. (I have a post with more links here if you're interested!)

Ronnie L. Gladden: a tenured professor, Ronnie is an author and international speaker specializing in topics centering on race, gender, intersectionality, divergent identity matters, and LGBTQ+ themes. They've made a talk on TEDx about trace identity and have been involved with films related to trace identity. Their book White Girl Within: Letters of Self-Discovery Between a Transgender and Transracial Black Man and his Inner Female details their journey to process their identity and grappling with their inner sense of being a white woman as someone who was, at birth, considered to be a black boy. They coined the term "transgracial" to describe the intertwining identity of being transgender and transracial.