#genderfluid things

[cr1zz0]

"Gifted Kid" (i should get tested for Neurodivergence)

[genderfluidarchive]

positivity for:

all the genderfluid people who are girls/adjacent today

all the genderfluid people who are boys/adjacent today

all the genderfluid people who are nonbinary/adjacent today

all the genderfluid people who don't know their gender today

i hope you get a chance to do something nice for yourself today!

🌻🌻🌻

[fangy-fag]

I'm a full time fag and a part time dyke

[nonbinarymlm]

TERFs be like “there’s no wrong way to be a woman!” so great I’m doing that by getting top surgery, going on Testosterone, presenting as male, being a man, using male terms, supporting other trans people including transfems, and going by he/him pronouns.

If there’s no “wrong way” then that’s a right way!

Any TERFs who interacts with this post fully endorse this, of course, as evidenced by the fact that TERFs interacting with this post means I will donate to transgender organizations. Interacting with this post means you materially support transgender people and personal autonomy over medical transitioning!

[leapdayeveryday]

I call this look, “I’m a girl today but I’m also on vacation.” Because I’m genderfluid but sometimes I don’t want to bring my breast forms or makeup on vacation with me. So you get this instead.

[catboykatebush]

Me: I feel like a little girl who had to become a man and a little boy who had to become a woman. And yet, simultaneously, I feel like nothing at all. And these aspects of me are not neatly separated into boxes, but rather bleed into one another in ways that feel messy and shameful. Agender, genderqueer, a woman or a man, xenogender- all of these experiences are a part of my identity, but it wouldn’t just not be accurate, it would be inaccurate, even dysphoric, to describe myself as any of them in isolation- if I can’t describe myself as all of these things in tandem, I’d rather not describe myself at all. The edges of these aspects of my identity overlap and they chemically react with one another in ways that would take an hour for me to describe. My internalized transphobia has led me to feel repulsed by seeing this reaction occur within myself, but I’m responding to it by trying to see what I am as “gross” through an empowering, anarchoqueer feminist punk lens, as a sort of reclaimatory act.

The admissions person at the STI testing booth at pride who just wanted to know what the pride flags on my buttons meant: *stares in confused cisgender*

[johnlocked1827384]

I'm a girl in the same way a tomato is a fruit because sure technically it is but is it really though? it's not treated like one and no one really sees it like one except in specific discussions

[inbetweenthechaos]

a round of applause for Nimona and the gender-fluid rep that made my heart so happy

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻