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“cis men get to be feminine why can’t trans men” NO THEY DONT. YOURE LIVING IN AN ONLINE ECHO CHAMBER A LAEGW OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF CIS MEN CANNOT EVEN USE FRAGRANCED SOAP WITHOUT BEING CALLED GAY GET A GRIP. CIS MEN DO NOT GET TO WESR DRESSES AND MAKEUP AND DO THEIR NAILS W NO PUSH BACK FUCK
🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️ Body autonomy for all 🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️ We have free will 🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️ No one can tell anyone what they can and can't do with surgeries or gender 🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️ Your body dose not determine your gender 🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️ A level of dysphoria does not determine your gender 🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️ Only the person can determine their gender 🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️
Brains are funky. Societies fucky. Do whatever you want forever.
I think if someone says, "Hey, the things you're saying are really hurtful and I don't like it when you call me names," you don't just get to say no to that. You don't get to define someone else's pain, and you don't get to decide what should or shouldn't be hurtful to them. All you get to decide is how you're going to react when they tell you that you've hurt them. No one can really stop you from doubling down and ridiculing their feelings -- you're free to do that -- but don't think for a second that it makes you look like a good or safe person to be around.
I will die on the hill that the true trans, transmed, “ I’m a traditional transsexual” types are actually way sicker, way crazier, and way more manipulative than the tucutes and trenders.
It genuinely amazes me that they think they come across as somehow more reasonable, legitimate, and more respectable than the broader community. I mean, maybe to the people that don’t follow the issue closely (which admittedly is a lot of people) they do, but I think the second that anyone decides to take a closer look at them, that veneer will fall away much sooner than they think it will. You don’t strengthen the argument for trans “rights”, you actively weaken them.
I can elaborate if anyone cares but just want to get this thought out there. The transmeds ultimately just want to protect their right to transition at all costs, because they are much more “bought in” to the lie than their trender counterparts. Being deeper in a delusion is not a flex and it’s not a reasonable stance.
when are yall gonna understand that passing as a CIS guy is not the same as passing as a GUY. same goes for women. you dont have to wanna look cis. you can just be. looking cis is not the “goal”, there is no goal. you cant tell what gender someone is by looking at them, ever! you literally cant! if youre gonna say you wanna pass, admit that passing means adhering to cisnormative gender roles. if you wanna do that, you do that!!! theres nothing wrong with that!! but for the love of fuck STOP telling people what to do and how to think and feel. not everyone wants to look like a cis person! not everyones dysphoria works the same way yours does! and hey, passing isn't even a concept for nb people because you cant pass as genderless??? youre just a fucking person who exists and is trans and that doesn't dictate anything about you, not how you look, not how you feel, nothing.
So you’re telling me that my main blog, where I post ATLA content and overall shitposty reblogs is marked as transphobic,
but my literal transmed blog isn’t?
C’mon, mogai, get your shit together, i’m not a transphobe on that blog, only on this one!
An idea - AlphabetGenders!
GenderA - A gender that feels strong, powerful, independent, and neutral
GenderB - A gender that feels beautiful, spoiled, and feminine
GenderC - A gender that feels harsh and static, but is fluid, soft, and energetic
GenderD - A gender that feels very precise, static, and masculine
GenderE - A gender that feels badass and masculine
GenderF - A gender that feels very elegant and mystical, like pixies and fairies
GenderG - A gender that feels quirky, misshapen, flexible, and genderless
GenderH - A gender that feels like two genders were strung together by a very thin string
GenderI - A gender that feels personal and easy on the surface, but the more you think about it and discover more identities the more intricate it gets
GenderJ - A gender that feels clanky and unfitting at first, but begins to bloom int something elegant and understandable
GenderK - A gender that mimics other genders to the point where it becomes a completely unique and new gender, a fluid amalgamation of gender
GenderL - A gender that seems to be smooth, straight, and simple, but as soon as you get comfortable with it shifts into a clunky, uncomfortable, yet masculine mess
GenderM - A gender that is fluid between soft and harsh, but also feminine and neutral
GenderN - A gender that is similar to genderM, but completely different in a sort of uncertain way
GenderO - An intensely fluid gender that only feels contained by a thin guard of stability. This guard can be a certain time where your gender isn't fluid, a certain amount of your identity that isn't fluid, etc
GenderP - A gender that stands strong without the need of any other genders or orientations
GenderQ - A gender that doesn’t show itself often, or you don’t feel it often, but when you do feel it, it’s overwhelmingly loud and annoying
GenderR - A gender that is hardcore and rough like sandpaper
GenderS - A gender that goes through an almost mechanical process to reach the end result, but the end result never seems to come
GenderT - A gender that is structured and layered to be as tough as possible, but feels like it can break down at any second (note, only to be used by neurodivergent people on the anxiety spectrum)
GenderU - A gender that “bites” into other genders and overpowers everything, wanted or unwanted
GenderV - A feminine gender that is strange, but in a beautiful way
GenderW - A gender like genderV, but masculine
GenderX - A gender that exists, but you care about it so little you consider it as not a part of your identity
GenderY - A gender that is the combination of 3 genders that cannot exist without both others
GenderZ - A gender that feels like your last resort, or something so indescribable and unique that it becomes frustrating and difficult to define yourself as
- Nellz
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