staying alive is a form of protest, so live out of spite

Call me Moxie! I'm 21+ and use Any/All pronouns and honorifics. I don't do DNIs nor anon submits because I use the block feature like the Gods intended. We deal mainly with the Queers™ and Feminism but also a dash of other social justice issues, like racial equality. In essence, I'm the "far-left radical" the right moral panics about. 𓈖𓆏𓈖 🅼🅾🆁🅴 🅰🅱🅾🆄🆃 🅼🅴 🅼🆈 🆂🆃🅰🅽🅲🅴🆂 🆃🅰🅶 🅸🅽🅳🅴🆇 𓈖𓆏𓈖 icon from google & header from Types de la Commune

[tastethea-bow]

I guess I'm coming out of the closet since the USA has picked a maniac for the next 4 years. Compared to a lot of people I'm pretty privileged so might as well use that to my advantage.

Fuck the Transphobes/Enbyphobes, we've existed long before you and we will continue to exist long after you no matter what "laws" you put in place! Intersex people are real and worthy of being part of this conversation as well. Fuck ICE, and whoever decides to work with them. Fuck DT, his cabinet and whatever politician working with them. Fuck Elon and all his Neo-Nazi buddies. Fuck Israel and AIPAC. And fuck the money-backing industry of our politics, Dark Money/PACs and all.

I'm no Anarchist but depending on the Dems to save us is obviously not working. They may be a "better option" but they're either keeping the status quo or in league with the rest of the dipshits.

Get in touch with your community, especially if you're Queer. Save your local Rapid Response number. Know your rights.

Don't give up, never is now and kick nihilism to the curb!!! Stay strong folks, we have to be here to change anything!!!

demand equality / free palestine

protect trans youth / fuck maga

human rights are not an opinion / hamas isn't an arguement

[transunity]

Just a gentle reminder to those who are not only discussing transunity, but are discussing the experiences of non-binary people in general: transneutral is not a catch all term that applies to all non-binary people who aren't transmasculine or transfeminine. There are a wide variety of trans____ experiences out there such as being transmaverique, transmultigender, transandrogynous, transxenine, and transagender. When talking about trans issues, using a tertiary of transmasculine, transfeminine, and transneutral is just as ineffective and only slightly less exclusionary than the transmasculine/transfeminine binary. Transneutral is not a synonym for "all non binary people who aren't transmasculine or transfeminine".

If you are looking for language to describe non-binary people who don't fall into the categories of manhood, masculinity, womanhood, or femininity, abinary/aphorian are both terms that were created to describe exactly that. Genders such as neutrois, agender, stellarian, many xenogenders, many cultural genders, and many neurogenders fall into this category. If you want to be even more specific and want to specify that you're also not talking about neutral and androgynous people, atrinary/aterniry/atertirary are terms you can use. Genders such as maverique, gendervoid, aporagender, all outherine genders, many xenogenders, many cultural genders, and many neurogenders fall under this category. All atrinary genders are also abinary (ex: maverique is also an abinary gender identity) , however not all abinary genders are atrinary (ex: neutrois is an abinary gender but not an atrinary one).

There's been a lot of confusion on what language should be used to replace "transneutral" when talking about non-binary people who fall outside of manhood/womanhood or masculinity/femininity. Hopefully these are suggestion that can be of use to people not just discussing transunity, but discussing trans issues in general.

-Prisma

[dragon-hoard]

wanna get rid of my boobs but not in a transmasc way more like an transagender way

wanna be flat bc theyre annoying

[status-quo-hater]

I think one of the funniest abortion stances I've heard was from my parents neighbor. He's a like, hard-core libertarian viking larper guy who is very tall and very fat and very bald.

He believes a fetus is human with a soul, but also its "basically attacking the woman's body" so if she wants to get rid of it, that's "basically self-defense". He compared it to shooting a home invader. So he supports abortion not as healthcare, but as killing a baby in self-defense

[status-quo-hater]

Y'know I'm so glad someone reminded me of this. Because this was also discussed.

My stepmother did NOT like the way her Libertarian Viking Neighbor framed pregnancy as the fetus "attacking the woman". She incredulously told him this was extremely disrespectful to expectant mothers to portray pregnancy as so violent and negative.

Libertarian Viking Neighbor's response was that people consensually hurt each other all the time, and "there's like a whole community about that, with the acronym the one that starts with a B" And his reasoning was that if the mother was consenting to bring attacked by the baby, it in fact wasn't violent and negative because there was consent.

He brought up people consensually hurting each other, didn't go for one of the obvious answers like boxing or body mods or something, no he went STRAIGHT TO BDSM and he DIDN'T EVEN REMEMBER THE ACRONYM

[intersexfairy]

transnull is a THING?? coooll.. O:

transneu or transandrogyne works best tho. nullsex can be its own lil thing :3

i love queer identity terminology!! there is so much of it!! that means so many people are expressing their genders and discovering themselves.

even though it is a bit frustrating touring wiki pages and encountering 10 terms that all mean roughly the same thing. im so grateful for all the queerness and passion that went into creating them.

im so glad these terms exist so someone, somewhere, even if its only one person, has words to describe who they are.

[gay-----pisces2]

its kind of sad that if I, a trans man, decide by my own free will to wear a dress, I have to specifically tell people that I'm not detransitioning. Trans men, boys, mascs, and neutrals can wear feminine shit. Just because we want to be fem doesn't make us suddenly not trans or faking it or whatever the fuck else.

we get to decide how we identify.

not the clothes we wear.

and not you.

[kryotic]

Everyone pushing the idea that young trans girls are inherently masculine can fuck off

Everyone pushing the idea that young trans girls have to be hyper feminine can fuck off

Everyone pushing the idea that young trans guys are inherently feminine can fuck off

Everyone pushing the idea that young trans guys have to be hyper masculine can fuck off

Everyone pushing the idea that young trans neutral people are inherently more masculine or feminine based on their agab can fuck off

Everyone pushing the idea that young trans neutral people have to be hyper androgynous can fuck off

Everyone pushing the idea that young trans people have to medically transition to “count” can fuck off

Everyone pushing the idea that young trans people who don’t fall under masc fem or neutral aren’t really trans can fuck off

[lgbtqiatext]

[artificerstimetable]

It's so interesting how parents miss who you 'used to be' in regards to being transgender / gendered differently in some way . I was Always this way. What did you see in me. I know that you always tried to push me in the direction of my 'assigned sex' or whatever, but i Actively pushed against it. You knew this. What are you missing???

[toesuckler]

shoutout transneutral people . we exist! you exist! i exist! we exist! together! in what little space we have between two very big concepts, we exist! together!

[this-is-varsexism-transphobia]

I've noticed that there is a massive lack of understanding in the community about what sex/gender-affirming procedures exist for varsex (intersex, ersex, dysex, transsex) and genderqueer/transgender people.

So, for the sake of awareness, here is a very brief rundown of what sex/gender reassignment surgeries exist:

Vaginoplasty: The (re)construction of a vaginal canal. The depth and width of the canal is semi-customizable, and depends on what tissue you decide to use for its creation.

Vulvoplasty: The (re)construction of the outer vulva (labia, clitoris, etc.) When this is done on a penis, the patient can choose whether or not they wish to place the labia atop/above/below the scrotum, or to turn the scrotum itself into labia.

Phallus-Preserving Vaginoplasty/PPV: A vaginoplasty on someone who has a penis or clitorophallus, which preserves the phallus while creating a vagina beneath it. Can also become a phallus preserving vulvoplasty, if labia and a clitoris are crafted beneath the phallus.

Metoidioplasty: The release of a clitoris that has been enlarged by androgens (clitoromegaly), either from HRT or from an intersex variation. The ligaments that hold the clitoris down are cut, allowing it to point upwards when erect. If this is done without any other alterations to the genitals, it is known as a Simple-Release Metoidioplasty. If other alterations are desired, the person can choose to create a scrotum (and choose if they desire testicular implants), can choose to have the vagina removed (if one is present), and can choose to move the urethra to the tip of the phallus (unless the individual already had clitoris-placed epispadias.)

Phalloplasty: The (re)construction of a penis. When done to someone with a pre-existing phallus, the person can choose whether or not they want the phallus buried within the newly crafted penis (leaving the person with only one phallus), or if they want to create the penis separately above the pre-existing phallus (leaving the person with two phalluses.) If they have a vagina, they may choose to preserve the vagina (Vagina-Preserving Phalloplasty/VPP), or have it removed. A person can choose whether or not they want their newly crafted penis to have glans, a scrotum (with or without testicular implants), or the urethra moved to the tip.

Nullification: The removal of the genitals, leaving a mostly-smooth space behind. A person can choose to keep the pleasure nerves and have them buried beneath the skin, or have them removed. If they have a pre-existing vagina, they may choose whether or not they wish to remove it.

Penectomy/Clitoroidectomy: The removal of a phallus.

Labiaplasty: The creation, removal, or reshaping of the labia.

Circumcision/Hoodectomy: The removal of the foreskin/clitoral hood.

Dorsal Slit/Ventril Slit: The creation of a slit within the foreskin.

Urethroplasty: The (re)construction of the urethra, possibly moving it to a new location.

Perineal Urethrostomy: The opening of a urethra on the perineum. This procedure can be essential to the preservation of the genital nerves for people with certain intersex variations, such as some cases of urethral agenesis or urethral hypoplasia.

Phallus Splitting: The splitting of a phallus (typically a penis) in half. This could be the entire phallus split in half (creating two separate penises), or just the glans.

Genital Beading: The insertion of beads within the shaft of a phallus, or within the labia. These beads could be of any shape (circular, square, stars, etc).

Hysterectomy/Uterectomy: The removal of part or all of the uterus.

Uteroplasty/Hysteroplasty/Metroplasty: The merging of two halves of a uterus/two uteruses, done to those who have bicornuate uterus, septate uterus, or uterus didelphys (septate type, bicornuate type, and complete type.)

Cervical (Re)construction: The (re)construction of a cervix, often done due to cervical damage or for intersex people who have cervical agenesis, cervical hypoplasia, or cervical duplication.

Trachelectomy: The removal of part or all of the cervix.

Prostatectomy: The removal of part or all of the prostate.

Gonadectomy: The removal of a gonad (ovary, testicle, ovoteste.) Oophorectomy refers to the removal of an ovary, and Orchiectomy refers to the removal of a teste.

Orchiopexy: A procedure to move the teste/ovoteste into the genital area of an intersex person with cryptorchidism.

Vastectomy: A procedure to snip the vas deferens, in order to halt fertility. This procedure may or may not be reversible.

Tubal Ligation: A procedure to tie or snip the fallopian tubes, in order to halt fertility. This procedure may or may not be reversible.

Salpingectomy: A procedure to remove a fallopian tube.

Mastectomy: The removal of a breast.

Breast Reduction: The removal of some breast tissue, reducing its size.

Nipple Reduction: The removal of some of the nipple, reducing its size.

Nipple Excision: The removal of a nipple.

Areola Reduction: The removal of some of the areola, reducing it's size.

Nipple (Re)construction: The (re)construction of the nipple.

Mammaplasty: The creation or reshaping of the breast. Breast Augmentation is a subset of this, describing a procedure done to increase the size of breasts. Mastopexy/Breast Lift is a subset of this, describing the lift of saggy breasts.

Tracheal Shave: The shaving of the Adam's apple, reducing its size.

Feminizing Laryngoplasty: The shaving of the vocal chords, increasing the pitch of the voice, as well as potentially reducing the size of the Adam's apple.

Please reblog for awareness!

[dhddmods]

Why are people so against shifting language to be more inclusive?

"Ladies and gentlemen" should be distinguished guests/folks (or something else along those lines.)

"Men, women, and children" should be adults and children.

"Girls and boys/men and women" should be people. Or, if you must, girls, boys, & enbies or men, women, & enben.

"Brothers and sisters" should be siblings.

"Aunts and uncles" should be piblings.

"Nieces and nephews" should be niblings.

"Mothers and fathers" should be parents.

"Sons and daughters" should be children.

"Husbands and wives/boyfriends and girlfriends" should be partners.

"Masculinizing or feminizing HRT" should be T or E, or - if you want to be more specific - androgenizing, micro-androgenizing, estrogenizing, micro-estrogenizing, androestrogenizing, or micro-androestrogenizing.

"Transmascs & transfems" should be trans people (as transandrogynous, transneutral, transnull, transgenderless, transxenine, transoutherine, transaporine, multigender, and mixed gender people also exist.)

"AFAB and AMAB" should be raised/perceived as female or raised/perceived as male (as intersex people can be given reassigned genders after birth and/or socially imposed genders, meaning that they could be raised/treated in contradiction to what they were assigned at birth)

Why is it that, even in the queer community, binary concepts of gender and sex are still pushed?

(This isn't referring to your own personal connections. For example, if you have only aunts & uncles, saying "aunts and uncles" isn't wrong when referring to your own personal family. Its when you apply this as a generalized statement about other people that it becomes an issue.)

[enby-creature-feature]

Uplift your trans sisters, trans brothers and trans siblings today and forever!!!

[silly-filly]

shoutout to all the trans people who don't identify with transmasc/transfem 💪💪💪💪💪 you people are so rad. get weirder with your genders/presentations NOW!!!!!!!

[trans-solidarity-forever]

Transfemininity is wonderful and deserving of respect!

Transmasculinity is wonderful and deserving of respect!

Transneutrality is wonderful and deserving of respect!

Transandrogyny is wonderful and deserving of respect!

Trans experiences that don't fit neatly into the above frameworks are wonderful and deserving of respect!

Respect is an unlimited resource, and we all deserve it.

[lgbtqiatext]

[gonyadaldysgenesis]

become comfortable with sex not being binary.

become comfortable with sex being fluid and changeable.

become comfortable with things like HRT and surgeries literally changing aspects of sex.

become comfortable with sex traits existing as a spectrum rather than in rigid boxes.

become comfortable with the fact that the words and guidelines weve made for "the two sexes" are just generalizations in human development and anyone can have any collection of those traits.

become comfortable with the line of intersexuality being blurry and unclear.

become comfortable with most intersex people having variations that are unknown or not studied due to the variations in human sex.

push for more study in areas of sex that would help people to be their healthiest selves, but not to stigmatize them.

push for people to be able to describe their gender and sex however they wish.

push for the abolishment of sex assigned at birth.

push for the rights and visibility of trans and intersex people.