#gender orientation

[starry-userb0xes]

Pride Userboxes for June!

[mental-mona]

Source: mgmillan for Trans Army on Facebook

[joshuahuntfitzroyisland]

Joshua Hunt Fitzroy Island - The Impact of Self-Acceptance and Diversity Globally

It is common for people to talk about world peace and co-existing with one another despite the boundaries and varied political ideologies. However, when it comes to taking real action for allowing people to remain the way they are, experts like Joshua Hunt Fitzroy Island believe that we do not do much to enable it. There are people that want others to be exactly as they perceive people to be perfect. There are those that want others to agree with everything that they believe in and very few people are open to letting people practice their own beliefs in terms of lifestyle choices, gender orientation, religious beliefs and more.

In order for the world to be a better place, it is most important that the people of the planet encourage acceptance of the self and accept diversity across the globe.

How Self-Acceptance Affects Everyone Else:

It is a common belief that accepting yourself as you are has a positive impact on you and you alone. However, the truth is that when you accept yourself the way you are, you turn out to be a more confident person and allow for others to see you in a more positive light. You can be sure about having a better impact on everyone you meet or everything you take up when you accept yourself the way you are. If you choose to accept yourself the way you are, it opens up avenues for others to be less judgement of others around them and accept them in their natural state rather than wanting to bring about unnatural changes in people.

How Acceptance Can Be Encouraged:

The most effective way to make sure that you are able to bring about acceptance among people is to keep an open mind. When more people choose to allow people to be and not judge them, it is possible for others to be confident in their own skin and personalities. When you choose to not try to change anyone, you can set an example for others to be more accepting of diversity as well.

What Diversity Can Do for the World:

Experts like Joshua Hunt are of the belief that when you encourage diversity across the globe, it can lead to a happier and more successful planet. More people are able to contribute to the growth, prosperity and happiness quotient of the world, which means that more people are able to experience a positive living. If people are happy, there are fewer disputes and that is something that leads to greater peace as well as prosperity.

It can be safely surmised that just by allowing people to lead their lives in their own way it is possible to make sure that there is greater amount of happiness for everyone. When no one is interfering in the way others live and when everyone is more encouraging of each other, it makes for a peaceful planet on the whole. The philosophy to bring about peace is simple, you only need to live and let live.

[questioning-culture-is]

Questioning culture is being confused because for the most part you're perfectly content being referred to as a girl, with your legal name, etc (though it can feel a little uncomfortable when people expect me to act or dress any certain way just because I'm afab, and I hate seeing pictures of me before I got a short haircut and prior to that had somewhat frequent breakdowns over hating how obvious my gender was due to my hair and lack of anything but skirts and so on to more, but I don't get that anymore now that I look more masc), but then there's times where you dress more masculine or wear a specific article of clothing that isn't inherently masculine or feminine and your brain immediately clicks into "!!! I'm a boy!!!" mode and it just feels so nice to think of yourself as a boy, or accidentally referring to yourself with he/him and getting a rush of happiness when you realise you did that, and even on multiple occasions daydream about random people mistaking you for a boy and feeling so happy thinking about it.

But then when you or other people go out of their way to actually refer to you like that because you asked them to, sometimes it's nice and other times it feels really? Awkward? And it's weird. I don't know what's going on. One part of me thinks maybe I'm just a gender non-conforming girl and that's all there is to it, and another part of me thinks that maybe I'm genderfluid or maybe genderqueer, but I don't know. I've been questioning for nearly 2 years now and I don't know what to make of any of this anymore.

There's also trauma related reasons that cause me to want to be anyone other than myself, so this adds to my confusion of whether I actually have anything to figure out gender-wise or this is an elaborate way my brain is attempting to escape who I am.

Sorry for the long ask, and if any of that was worded weirdly

I did so much of this when I was questioning my gender! You're not alone. For some people, It's because they haven't found the right label yet and for others, It's because they're not used of being referred to as something new. Every person is different.

It might also be worth checking out the term demiboy.

-Milo.

Hey anon, what you are describing in the first paragraph sounds a lot like gender dysphoria/euphoria, which can be an idicator that you are trans. Not feeling comfortable being referred to differently can just be because you aren't used to it yet, but it might also mean that you aren't a boy at those times. I'd recommend you check out the labels demiboy, boyflux, genderfaun/genderfaunet and transmasc.

hope that helps!!

@demigender-culture-is @boyflux-culture-is @genderfaun-culture-is @transmasc-culture-is

-toni

[that-one-dude]

Screw gender orientation I wanna be oriented with mischief

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Apthgender

The pride flag looks like that (the colours) but has the usual rectangle shape(like most/all of the pride flags), this was the only way I could do it on mobile.

Apathgender: When you don’t mind being identified as any gender. You may not be that gender, you may not know your gender, you may be all or none. But if someone uses she/her or he/him or they/them pronouns it doesn’t bother you/doesn’t feel wrong. An Apathgender person may refer to themselves as a specific pronoun for ease.

Flag: 7 horizontal stripes of equal width and height in a rectangle, from top to bottom; Black, pastel blue, pastel pink, white, pastel pink, pastel blue, black.

Black represents no real strong sense of gender (black is the absence of colour/light)

The blue represents masculinity/male identity (blue is commonly associated with masculinity)

The pink represents femininity/female identity (pink is commonly associated with femininity)

The white represents all the genders in between + others and the fact that you are technically all genders at once (white is made up of all colours)

Awesome! Thanks for the submission!

-Fy

[queer-coupon]

Friendly reminder that nonbinary folk can wear "girly" stuff and makeup and that it doesn't invalidate their identity!

Gender identity and gender expression are different! And also the neutral starting point of someone's appearance isn't synonymous with masculine if they dont want it to be! If a nonbinary person's ASAB was female they can still be feminine and nonbinary! Nonbinary people don't have to pack/wear binders if they don't want to! Please leave us alone and stop trying to police how we look or else I'll have to hunt you down and inflict immense emotional agony!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[celestial-gay-boy]

Catholicism and LGBT+

If you're transgender and Catholic, that's okay, God still loves you! If you're are gay and Catholic, God still loves you too! If you're bi/pan/ace and Catholic, don't worry babe, it's all about love and God still loves you! If you are anything that isn't stated above! And Catholic! God still loves you just the same!!! If you're transgender AND non-heterosexual, trust me, God will love you just the same!! God loves everyone y'all. He loves every single one of you, so please don't believe that he would condemn you for your sexuality or gender orientation. God is about love and acceptance of the body and mind and he will never turn his back on you. Don't let LGBT+-phobic people tell you that God will not love you as he would them. They're liars. He loves you.