Every time someone uses they/them pronouns for me my heart just freaking sparkles
A pretty stranger in a Technoblade T-shirt with an kickass cane called me 'they' once in a comic store and I almost cried
seen from Croatia
seen from United States
seen from Russia
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from Colombia

seen from United States
seen from Russia

seen from United States
seen from China

seen from Russia

seen from South Africa
seen from China
seen from Türkiye
seen from Türkiye
seen from Türkiye
seen from China

seen from United States
Every time someone uses they/them pronouns for me my heart just freaking sparkles
A pretty stranger in a Technoblade T-shirt with an kickass cane called me 'they' once in a comic store and I almost cried
Terms relating to the discrimination of transgender and intersex people
Transphobia - most well known term on this list probably, can describe the fear, hatred, and aversion of transgender people. It came into use in the 1980s
Transmisogyny - a term that describes the unique combination of transphobia and misogyny that trans women and similar identities face. Coined by Julia Serano in her book Whipping Girl.
Transandrophobia/Anti-transmasculinity - a term that describes the unique prejudice trans men and similar identities face. It is sometimes, controversially, labeled as transmisandry. There has been a lot of discourse surrounding these terms. Transandrophobia was coined by st-Dionysus here on tumblr.
Exorsexism/Enbyphobia - a term that describes prejudice that nonbinary people face, specifically because of their rejection of the gender binary. Exorsexism has also been used to describe discrimination against intersex people who don’t fix into the binary. It was coined by Vergess here on tumblr.
Intersexism - a term that describes the unique discrimination intersex people face. Unknown coiner
Cissexism - a term that describes the belief that cisgender identities are more valid and natural than transgender and nonbinary identities
Transmisogynoir - a term that describes the unique prejudice black trans women face. The term was coined by a writer named Trudy on her blog, the Gradient Lair.
Transandronoir - a term that describes the unique prejudice black trans men face. Unknown coiner
Misogynoir - a term that describes the systemic oppression of black women. Was coined by Moya Bailey in her book What is Misogynoir? to describe oppression of both cis black woman and trans black women, though transmisogynoir is used more commonly when talking about the latter
Intergynesexism - a term that describes the specific oppression of intersex people who were assigned female at birth. Coined by me
Interandrosexism - a term used to describe the specific oppression of intersex people who were assigned male at birth. Coined by me
Intercissexism - a term used to describe the weaponization of the terms afab and amab to try to misgender trans people in some sort of way. Used to describe trans people who uphold the idea of sex and “biological gender.” Coined by me
Viderephobia - a term used to describe the discrimination transgender and nonbinary individuals face from the differences of what society perceives their gender as and how they themselves act and present themselves. Coined by me
Predatorization - a term that describes the phenomenon of labeling transgender people as predators. This is usually against trans women, but generally affects older transgender people. Coined by me
Transableism - a term that describes the unique intersection of transphobia and ableism that disabled trans people face. NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH PEOPLE WHO WISH TO TRANSITION TO BE DISABLED. Coined by me
Transenphobia - a term used to describe the discrimination against trans people who do not desire to transition or transition “completely.” Coined by me
Happy Pride Month from a little baby gay sky bison!
Such a adorable transgender girl in red!
I love you transmascs
I love you transmascs who are hyperfemmine
I love you transmascs who are hypermasculine
I love you transmascs who are androgynous
I love you transmascs who are nonbinary
I love you transmascs who are multigender
I love you transmascs who are binary
I love you transmascs who are lesbians
I love you transmasc who are gay
I love you transmascs who are straight
I love you transmasc who are m-spec
I love you transmascs who are aro
I love you transmascs who are ace
I love you transmascs who without dysphoria
I love you transmascs with dysphoria
I love you transmasc who are closeted
I love you transmascs who are stealth
I love you transmascs who are out and proud
I love you transmascs who pack
I love you transmascs who don’t
I love you transmascs who bind
I love you transmascs who don’t
I love you transmascs who pass
I love you transmascs who are clocky
You’re all valid and amazing, I love you
❝ Mildsexual .ᐟ ❞
A Sexuality made by an incredibly confused idiot
Definition : One who feels sexual attraction and feels the need for sex due to being hypersexual and wishes for the attraction to be shared, but will rarely ever act on it due to feeling a disgust or incredible discomfort at the mere thought of sex.
Intended to be used under the asexual umbrella but not exclusive to asexuality
[Userboxes]
Will's coming out scene was not a good representation of the community. It was awkward, more awkward than real life for sure, and flowed like it was written by ChatGPT. However, Robin's coming out scene was a MASTERPIECE. She said what was needed, she had everyone's favorite ally Steve Harrington there with NO JUDGEMENT despite him kinda liking her, and the scene wasn't trying to be all Disney Magic about it. Everyone knows ST5 wasn't great, but this needs to be said. WRITERS! DON'T MAKE YOUR CHARACTERS' COMING OUT SCENES LIKE WILL'S! Will needed to say that in the moment and I'm happy he did, but it was written VERY poorly. BE LIKE ROBIN.