87e témoignage TW : racisme - enbyphobie - queerphobie - misogynie

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87e témoignage TW : racisme - enbyphobie - queerphobie - misogynie
i just wanted to draw marc using a dress i found on pinterest
alix: ha, who would guess he would look that good in a dress, right nathaniel? ... nathaniel?
nathaniel: ... so pretty....
Andrej Pejic, | Tumblr - Model Muses: by Damon Baker (Portrait) | Androgynie
I’d like to be an annoying smartass for a minute and point out that using ‘andro’ as an abbreviation for ‘androgynous’ makes no sense, since this word is made up of two Ancient Greek words (ἀνήρ and γυνή) that mean respectively ‘man’ and ‘woman’. If it’s abbreviated to ‘andro’, the ‘woman’ part is being removed, while the whole point of this word is that’s is a combination of the two.
Laetitia Casta par Glen Luchford | Vogue Hommes, AH 2015
Je suis d'abord un animal, et quelquefois un animal qui pense. […] Car on oublie trop que notre bisexualité se manifeste non seulement réellement, mais aussi symboliquement. […] Dès qu'on pense, on devient androgyne.
Annie Le Brun
Je même en elle - Julie-Anne DE SEE - 2022 - Tabou Ed.
Quatrième de couverture Jamais le genre n’a autant fait couler d’encre, enfiévré les media et les réseaux sociaux. Véritable phénomène sociétal, ou simple effet de mode? De l’antiquité à nos jours, de l’androgyne originel aux artistes se jouant des genres, le désir de devenir cet “autre du genre qu’ils n’ont pas” est incoercible chez ces hommes qui se féminisent, et ce en dépit de condamnations…
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