#transvestic

[neopronouns]

flag id: the top two and bottom left flags have 5 stripes. the top left flag's stripes are light sky blue, indigo, dark purple, faded red, and light red-pink. the top right flag's stripes are light cool green, indigo, dark purple, pink, and light purple. the bottom left flag's stripes are dark cool green, light sky blue, cream, faded red, and dark warm pink. the bottom right flag has 6 stripes, which are dark cool green, light sky blue, cream, light red, pink, and dark purple. end id.

banner id: a 1500x150 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting’ in large white text in the center. end id.

transgender transsexual | transsexual transvestite transgender transvestite | transgender transsexual transvestite

transgender, transsexual, and transvestite combo flags for anon!

tags: @radiomogai, @dragonpride17

dni link

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Transvestit*in Pride Flag

(pt: Transvestit*in Pride Flag)

Transvestit*in or Transvestit_in: transvestite in German, ambiguating Transvestit/Transvestitin with a wildcard (asterisk/underscore) between Transvestit and -in to make the word univerbally gender-neutral or univocally generic; a transvestic person in general.

Other possible ambiguations: Transvestit·in [midpoint, common among Francophones]; Transvestit/in [slash, more common in LatAm/West Iberian]; Transvestit(in) [parentheses, common in Brazil/Lusophony].

Flag colors (5 horizontal stripes): non-plain hot pink, spooky pastel orange, white, soft indigo, and less-darker petrol blue. Borders/corners from this flag.

Take note: while Transvestit is often defined by dictionaries as grammatically masculine, the word uses male as a norm/by default. -in is a femininely marked suffix. However, some may use the adjective unspecific or unmarked for Transvestit instead of masculine and affirm that -in is inherently marked. But generic feminine (feminine genericity) is also a thing in Germany as a subversive way to combat sexism. That said, gender star may have been influenced by 1990s use of 'trans*' (trans with asterisk) concept and non-binary gender symbol started by Espectrometria Não Binária in 2014 (based on the 2012 symbol with X sign/letter).

[intersexfairy]

it's pretty weird that "transvestite" was the first trans- word (iirc) but now people like those originally described by that term are seen as either (fetishistic) transphobes or cis people cosplaying trans people. like being transgender as in "has a different gender identity than the one they were assigned at birth" is only one way to be trans.

and transvestites still exist. transsexuals still exist. transgenders who identify with what they were assigned at birth but otherwise defy gendered expectations exist. transness is so incredibly varied and no trans person is harming any other by just trying to exist as their authentic self. imo literally anyone who does gender queerly can be trans and is impacted by transphobia.

[neopronouns]

flag id: a flag with 7 stripes, with the second, fourth, and sixth being much smaller than the rest. they are grey, off-white, light grey, off-white, light red-pink, off-white, and blue. in the center of the flag is a white symbol, as tall as the flag itself, made up of an upside-down capital 't' placed on top of a 'v'. end id.

banner id: a 1500x150 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting’ in large white text in the center. end id.

cissex(ual) + transvestic flag for anon!

dni link

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

GNC Trans (TGNC) Pride Flag

GNC (gender nonconforming): a term describing an individual whose gender presentation does not align with or reflect their gender identity.

Trans*: describing individuals whose gender or sex identity doesn't match one's birth assignment (transsex and/or transgender); or those who wear clothes that are not traditionally associated with the one's gender or sex (transvestic).

Some people use trans and GNC interchangeably, or overlapping each other. Trans GNC folks usually consider themselves both contextually.

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Gay Transvestite Pride Flag

[ID: ten horizontal stripes colored with blue, cyan, pale green, orange, white, and shades from pink to dark purple. En ID.]

Combining transvestite/transvestic flag colors with general gay flag colors.

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Transvestite Pride Flag

Transvestiteness, or transvestment (TV): a prescriptor of individual(s) capable of transvesting themselves/being transvestic; considered outdated in economically Westerner cultures, specially in Anglophone and Francophone ones (additionally Germanophone), it's a reclaimed trans* term, specially in (post/neo)Latin countries, for people dressing corporeally themselves with vestuary commonly extrapersonally seen/socialized as the antigender of themselves in the binary spectrum. Also a historical term prior to the terms transgender and transsexual (TS), erasured/silenced nowadays from woke transcentric circles in English but still used largely in ample groups.

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Trans* Homo* Pride Flag

Trans* Homo*: a trans* individual experiencing homo* attraction; a transgender/transsex/transvestic/transformist person that is homo-; reclaiming both transness/transitude/transtude and hetness/heterness/heteritude/hetritude/hetertude/heteroness/hetroness.