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i ended up liking how gendered french is solely because i can say that i want people to use he/him pronouns for me the same way they use it for angels, blood and blunts
i asked a trans friend to give me her fem version of this and she said that people should use she/her with her the same way they use it for the sea, flesh and stuffed toys
I donât speak French but I speak Spanish and Iâm nonbinary so the whole gendered language thing is⊠difficult. I couldnât get this post out of my head and so I wrote a poem. It's a first draft but i just had to get it out there
Itâs called âMasculino como el amor, femenino como la espadaâ
Si tienes que usar el masculino conmigo, usa el masculino cĂłmo lo usas para el azĂșcar para el lobo el amor y el mar. Pero si tienes que usar el femenino, Ășsalo cĂłmo lo usas para la tierra para la anaconda la guerra y la mar. LlĂĄmame masculino cĂłmo el dĂa cĂłmo el melocotĂłn el pecho y la cometa. O, llĂĄmame femenino cĂłmo la noche cĂłmo la piedra la leche y la mano. Masculino cĂłmo el viento, femenino cĂłmo la tormenta. El hueso, la sangre. El mito, la magia. El sol, la luna. Si tienes que usar el masculino conmigo, o si tienes que usar el femenino, llĂĄmame femenino con la boca y la lengua o llĂĄmame masculino con los dientes y los pulmones. O si puedes llĂĄmame por mi nombre. LlĂĄmame yo.
Translation: Masculine like love, feminine like the sword
If you have to use the masculine for me, use the masculine like you use it for sugar for the wolf love and the sea. But if you have to use the feminine, use it like you use it for earth for the anaconda war and the sea. Call me masculine like the day like the peach the chest and the comet. Or, call me feminine like the night like the stone the milk and the hand. Masculine like the wind, feminine like the storm. The bone, the blood. The myth, the magic. The sun, the moon. If you have to use the masculine for me, or if you have to use the feminine, call me feminine with your mouth and your tongue or call me masculine with your teeth and your lungs. Or if you can call me by my name. Call me myself.
no one speak to me this poem cut me open
alsdkfjalsdkj thaaaaanks! I made a few typos but i'm fairly proud of it hehe
Graffiti left on the tomb of Ramses V in Egypt by ancient greek tourists (when the tomb was only a few hundred years old). "I visited and did not like anything but the sarcophagus" and "I cannot read the hieroglyphs."
Cool article about it if you're interested.
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"Poem" by Langston Hughes
"A Meeting" by Wendell Berry
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