#trans-neutral

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Intramasculine Transneutral Pride Flag

Intramasculine or intra-masc: a term used to describe non-cis individuals who were AMAB and identify fully or partially as a masculine gender, or feel that masculinity strongly influences their gender.

Transneutral or transneu: a term for transgender individuals who experience a unaligned, abinary, or neutral gendered feelings to a greater extent than with other gender qualities.

Could be called intraneumasc or intransneumasc.

[kickasstransdumbass]

When ur trans-nuetral

[ahhscheisse]

Here is the first chest piece! I am taking submissions from all pre and post op #trans and/or #nonbinary and/or GNC people (#transfeminine, #transneutral and #transmasculine) that are 18+

Here are the instructions: 1: you must be 18+ 2: send me an email (to marsbuchananart (at) Gmail dot com) of your chest (please try to aim a light at the front of your chest so I can keep the images uniform) and your first and last name, one identity word, age and one more descriptive word (can be occupation, can be something that describes you, can be something funny, etc.). 3: tell me your favorite color, or what color you want me to draw your chest in. 4: answer the three questions below:

1: How would you describe your relationship with your chest? 2: What allows you to feel ownership over your body? 3: Do you feel in control of it? Why or why not?

Please note! You can be wearing a bra, binder, sports bra, etc. Show your chest as you feel comfortable showing it. You do not need to send me photos of your bare chest if you’re pre-op, that’s not something I’d expect from anyone.

These may be turned into a zine eventually, so please also be aware of that! You may also send in some positive words (300 words or less) to add to the slide. We all know how good positivity feels, so I wanted to make that an option, as well!

I hope you’re all well! And thank you for your patience with me while I got all this together. 💚

(Psst, check out my Instagram (@wizwoe) for these!)

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Transneumascfem Pride Flag

Transneumascfem, transmascneufem, transfemneumasc, transneufemasc, or transneufemmasc (additionally: neutransfemasc, neutransfemmasc, or neutransmascfem): being transmasculine, transfeminine and transneutral; transgender individual experiencing gender neutrality, femininity and masculinity.

Mixing trans flag colors (in borders) with neumascfem flag [transcript: 11 stripes colored with cyan, gradient from pink to yellow to blue, and pink. end ID]

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Transtellar Pride Flag

Transstellar: transtellarian/transstelarian and/or transstellardic/transtellaradic; transneutral-aligned, transnull-aligned and/or trans abinary-aligned; trans non-aligned/unaligned; trans xeumelic/neumelic/nemelic/xemelic/xeunoxic/neunoxic/neunonic/nenoxic/nenonic/xeunonic (neumel/xeumel/neuyon/xeuyon/xemel/nemel/nenox-aligned).

-Ap

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Transneutral Alt. Pride Flag

Combining all the three transneutral flags. [ID: 9 stripes of 3 greens, 3 purples and 3 yellows. End ID.]

Transneutrality: trans* folks identifying with neutral gendered feelings to a greater extent than with femininity or masculinity. -Ap

[ahhscheisse]

I'm excited to be working on a little possible project! I'm not sure if anyone is willing to join in, but basically... I want to draw trans people's chests. I've had such a bizarre roaler coaster with mine, so I thought maybe I could draw pre-op and post-op chests of trans neutral/masculine/feminine people (starting with mine just so everyone knows what it's going to look like, haha!) who want to share their feelings on their relationships with that part of their body. I have no idea if it's of interest to anyone, but we will see, haha! I think I'm just wanting to explore people's ownership of their bodies and find out what makes them feel in control, or out of control, or maybe even neutral. I'm excited to work on the first image tomorrow. I'm excited to get back to colored pencils, endless blending and layers. I haven't really made a serious piece since before my surgery. I've fallen into the trap of "I'll do it when I feel better" but it's been a year and that hasn't happened. It's time to try and push through without the end goal being happiness or stability. The end goal is to look at what I've created and say, "I did it in spite of everything."