#transfemasc

[charlie-lottie]

✦・꒰ CONTRAQUEER ꒱ (alt flag and symbol)

pt: contraqueer (alt flag and symbol). end pt.

✶ DEFiNiTiON ꒱・❥・for queers who identify with "contradictory" labels and are proud of their contradiction . . .

for example: lesboy, turigirl, transmasc lesbian, bi-lesbian, gaybian, saphilean, cistrans, transfemasc, afab transfem, amab cisfem, butchbear and ect.

Emoji combo: 🌈💐🦋

About the flag (The flag was designed by @heinzeldarling):

Vivid pink — Queerness.

Soft pink — Passion and love.

Peach — Warmth and acceptance.

Cream — Inclusivity and diversity.

Pale mint — Going beyond "typicality"/"norms" and the binary. challenging established "rules" within the community.

Pistachio — Freedom.

Muted teal — Community.

Symbols (the symbol was designed differently):

The butterfly symbolizes the transition to one’s true self and is also a trans symbol.

The flowers — different flowers are depicted to symbolize uniqueness and diversity within the queer community, and to show that labels do not conflict with one another but complement each other.

Plain texts:

pt: definition, for queers who identify with "contradictory" labels and are proud of their contradiction. end pt.

pt: for example. Lesboy, turigirl, transmasc lesbian, bi-lesbian, gaybian, saphilean, cistrans, transfemasc, afab transfem, amab cisfem, butchbear and ect. end pt.

pt: Emoji combo: rainbow, a bouquet of flowers, butterfly. end pt.

pt: About the flag (The flag was designed by @/heinzeldarling). Vivid pink — Queerness ; Soft pink — Passion and love ; Peach — Warmth and acceptance ; Cream — Inclusivity and diversity ; Pale mint — Going beyond "typicality"/"norms" and the binary. challenging established "rules" within the community ; Pistachio — Freedom ; Muted teal — Community.

pt: Symbols (the symbol was designed differently). The butterfly symbolizes the transition to one’s true self and is also a trans symbol ; The flowers — different flowers are depicted to symbolize uniqueness and diversity within the queer community, and to show that labels do not conflict with one another but complement each other. end pt.

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0.1 : english isn't my first language, so I'm using a translator. Sorry for any errors!

0.2 : if this has been coined previously, please consider this as an alt.

0.3 : you can place my terms/flags on other sites or anywhere else, just don't forget to mention me as the author/creator!

✦・Mentions / Tags: @radiomogai @acronym-chaos @imoga-pride @boingogender @daybreakthing @discrophy @colablob @mantra-repeated @themogaidragon @rwuffles・❥・

Let me know if you want me to add or remove you from Mentions / Tags!

[meme-lorbius]

Dude... I just had the most galaxy-brained idea for a transfemmasc flag ever. Literally how has nobody thought of this yet.

(For reference, it's these transfem and transmasc flags combined into a single flag)

tagging @radiomogai because A: I don't know any other flag archivists, and B: I'm very proud of this idea and want to show it off

[loreinc]

"transfem/transmasc are not gender terms they are terms for where you stand in society"

(^often said to minimize intersex people's "weird" gender identities)

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as an intersex person i am put into such an othered box i take up space as ""both types"" of trans people, while being ousted from those spaces at the same time.

I face issues on all sides no matter what i do (born inherently out of the norm), and am abandoned by my own community because perisex trans people hardly can handle experiences outside of their norm..

sooooooo, no. it's not as simple as "wether you fit the actual definition of these words or not doesn't matter because i will still categorize you based on your a strict binary of 'afab trans person=tmasc' and 'amab trans person=tfem' and presume all your experiences based on that.. #intersectionality!!^^"

[sirenium]

intersex trans people should take up more space, actually. one, because we're cool as hell, and two, we have always been around and no amount of erasure by intersexists will change that. they want to pretend we don't exist so badly, but our experiences with transness deserve to be heard, too.

[transfemboygirl]

people need to less cruel about transfemmasc and cistrans people. im so tired of seeing people assume both are 1.) trolls 2.) traiters or 3.) hate trans people

you can't agree that genders are complex, unique, and fluid then draw the line at someone who connects to both cis and trans as a label, or connect to both fem and masc in trans ways. people with more complicated seeming labels aren't the enemy. the people who want minorities to disappear are !

⚠️ Do not use they/them if talking about me to others in reblogs/comments. I have neopronouns in my pinned post ⚠️

[guroed2666]

I guess noticing is a nazi thing so uh. Yeah transandrophobes talk about trans men the exact same way incels talk about women...... whats the matter baby 🥺🥺🥺 cant say FOID? Cant say COW? You have to say fakemale instead....? 🥺 poor little girl has to mask her internalized transphobia and misoginy towards those EVIL TME MEN!!! 🙁🙁🙁🙁 who hurt you little one...? Was it the tboys...? 🥺 poor little blackpilled inc- i mean, TMA, i hope they construct that bomb soon for you girl....

Also putting my gender identity in the tags... since im literally the contradictory of the tma/tme binary hateful incel bullshit. I am literally both transmasc and transfem, so try to come up with a cool slur to call me you fucking rat.

[aspenand]

Revitrans-

Revitrans-masculine: a term describing a gender identity in which a transfeminine individual finds a newfound reconnection with masculinity through the process of their transition (social, medical, etc.); one who feels a revised, distinctly transgender connection to masculinity through their transfemininity

Revitrans-feminine: a term describing a gender identity in which a transmasculine individual finds a newfound reconnection with femininity through the process of their transition (social, medical, etc.); one who feels a revised, distinctly transgender connection to femininity through their transmasculinity

there are no restrictions on who may use this label; if you feel it fits, you may use it. an example of the way I identify with this label for clarity's sake:

i am a bigender butch transmasculine individual. after beginning hormone replacement therapy, i felt myself becoming more comfortable identifying as both male and female simultaneously. my feminine identity post-transition is not the same as the femininity forced onto me through my childhood & adolescence; it is distinctly transgender in nature, not cisgender. i feel that through the process of transmasculine transition, i have developed a revised relationship with femininity. thus, i identify as revitrans-feminine.

colors are picked from @8stripe (formerly xenonflags)'s transfeminine and transmasculine flag color adjustments

READ THE "READ MORE" BEFORE COMMENTING ON THIS POST

this is a coining post for a term wei have been floating around for a bit internally, but wanted to share. wei haven't been able to find a label that accurately describes our experiences, particularly the ways that our identity as transfeminine is distinguished from others through the way we discovered it and interact with the world.

there has been so much discourse surrounding "afab transfem"/"amab transmasc" identities, often filled to the brim with many transphobic (and anti-multigender) sentiments on both sides. wei have struggled to have productive discussion about people who share this experience of reconnecting with their gender assigned at birth in a new & distinct way from when it was forced upon us -- an experience that is definitively transgender in nature, and is interconnected with our initial transgender identity as well.

this term is not meant to imply that revitrans- individuals have the same relationships with systemic oppression based on AGAB as other transgender individuals, in fact, it is the opposite. my experience as revitrans-feminine is simply not going to be the same as AMAB transfems. my interactions with transmisogyny on a daily basis are not the same, either. regardless, wei firmly believe that our relationship with gender should not be defined by the oppression we face. multigendered identity is complicated and nuanced, and this term serves to define just one of many multigendered experiences. this term does NOT reflect a desire to appropriate any groups experiences, but rather, a unique multigender experience that maintains connections to a more common/coloquial understanding of transfemininity/transmasculinity

respectful discussion in the replies/reblogs/tags of this post are absolutely encouraged, but interactions that are bad faith, aggressive, and non-productive will not be entertained or tolerated. skepticism is fine, but please enter conversations seeking understanding, rather than looking to win a debate.

[yourfaveisintersex]

AveryTheMayo from Searching For A World That Doesn’t Exist is intersex and transfemmasc (link) using he/any pronouns, and his variation is Non-classic Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (NCAH)!