Apr 7
shoutout to all my headmates who don’t have blogs
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shoutout to all my headmates who don’t have blogs
Trans mascs who have much better tech skills than I do: here’s some projects for you to help the community:
The great trans masc list: website documenting every single historical and current trans man/masc that is/was a public figure. Celebrities, scientists, doctors, artists, teachers, scholars etc. Trans mascs have been erased from the beginning of time. It’s about time there was a library of trans man Alexandria that documented them all and put them in the spotlight. Bonus: a section for every canon trans masc fictional character and a section for every trans masc mythology/religion figure.
Find my masculinising doctor: website that holds a list of every single doctor that offers top/bottom surgery, facial masculinising surgery, testosterone prescriptions etc. organised by country. As well as intersex friendly ones.
FundTM: blog/website that hosts the fundraiser links for trans masc peoples surgery/HRT, escaping transphobic households, fees for name change/legal gender marker change etc. People can submit their fundraiser links/commission pages/online stores etc and they’ll be displayed on the site/blog so more people see them and they can get the donations they need. Including intersex men who need funds for their medical care too.
The hate report: website that allows users to submit their experiences with transandrophobia, all stories are publicly displayed (with appropriate trigger warnings and blurring of personal information if needed). At the end of each month, the stories are gathered and stats are made. Stats on things like what country it took place in, the age, race, disability status of the victim, who the perpetrator was (family, friend, stranger etc), what kind of attack it was (micro aggression, verbal, physical etc). This data is then used to analyse the intersection of transandrophobia and other bigotries, patterns in types of attacks, identifying the rise and fall of slurs/ anti trans masc targeted rhetoric.
Trans masc of the week: website/blog that promotes small trans masc artists, business owners, events, authors etc etc. friends/family can submit a trans masc they know and each week links to their pages and examples of their work will be shown off. This will get more eyes on trans masc creatives/business owners/events.
Trans masc shopping list: page that documents everywhere you can get binders, packers, binding tape, FTM sex toy aids etc and lists LGBT friendly hair salons/barbers by country. Users can leave reviews on each one.
How to boy: website for detailed information on everything transitioning to masc related. What T does, how the surgeries work and all the types, a huge list of masculine names, coming out tips etc.
I am so tired of the erasure, we need some by trans mascs, for trans mascs community projects that will outlast us.
might fuck around and add a name
someone here is deep in the rpf trenches and i can’t fucking tell who
I’M BACK BITCHES
APPARENTLY LAUREN LOPEZ IS IN THE UPCOMIJG MUPPET SCRIPTMAS CAROL READING????
THIS IS HOW WE GET SIX PERSON HATE POLYCULE
learned the "bring me little water, sylvie" dance/movements, feeling good
-Achi
we finished our Party Poison jacket!!
-Achi??