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intro post

just call me whatever ig idfk, chrono15, he/him & masc terms — intersex cisboy & unlabeled/bicurious — paraphile (wip link)

im transid and a radqueer ally (not radqueer myself despite tagging most of my posts rq) — on this blog i would mainly post tips or subliminals (ug mostly)

i dont have a typical dni but i prefer for cisnazis/transnazis & ciszionists/transzionists to dni cus it makes me uncomfortable as a jewish person, please respect that

thats pretty much it — i’ll update this intro post whenever — feel free to request anything :)

— my IDs (wip)

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should i make a sub channel on youtube

hell yea!

fuck no

Voting ended onJan 31

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random transrace tips :3

TransNiuean - you could try an learn niuean (aka vagahau niue) it’s not necessary since its so hard to learn and many niueans speak english nowadays but learning it will help with the dysphoria! many niueans are tan-ish some are brown so tanning is suggested, many but not all niueans have accents kinda like a Zealander accent, learn some of their cultural dances & follow traditions

TransEritrean - study and learn the mannerisms & traditions, most eritreans are christian or muslim but ofc its not mandatory to convert, tanning or using tanning creams are suggested since eritreans are darkskinned, try their foods like tibzi or zigni

(also not so friendly reminder, this should be common sense but sense isnt so common anymore, please do not say slurs you cant reclaim, it is incredibly rude, insensitive and insulting)

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Chat … sorry for the no posting !! Life’s a bit busy and shit but i will start back posting soon 😼🙏🏼

I have a todo list of tips too btw def posting those maybe next week or so

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TransPolishLingual/TransPolishSpeaker tips !

1) greetings - „cześć” (casual) / „dzień dobry” (formal) — „pa” (casual) / „do widzenia” (formal) — „co tam?” („whats up?”) / „jak się masz?” („how are you?”) casual / friendly; „dobrze” („im fine”) more neutral leaning — „proszę” / „dziękuję” („please” / „thankyou”) — „tak” („yes”) & „nie” („no”)

2) other words — „co?” („what?”) „gdzie?” („where?”) „kiedy?” („when?”) „dlaczego?” („why?”) „kto?” („who?”) „jak” („how?”) — „ja” („i”); „ty” („you”); „on” („he”); „ona” („she”); „oni” („they”); „my” („we”) — „albo” or „lub” („or”); „też”/„także” („too/also/aswell”); „bo” („because”)

4) vulgar — „gówno” („crap/shit/dung”); „o kurwa”/„kurwa” („oh fuck/fuck/whore”); „idiota”/„idiotka” („idiot/dumbass”); „cholera” („damnit”) & „co do cholery?” („what the hell?”)

5) „tak tak” („yeah yeah”) / „no tak” („well yeah”/„obviously”)/ „tak???” („yes???” kinda used like „excuse me?”) — „no nie” („well no”/„obviously not”) / „nieeeee” („noooo” sometimes used as „absolutely not”) / „nie???” („no???” used the same as „tak???” but slightly different) — „no…” („well…”) / „ojej” („my my”/„oh my”/„omg”) / „serio” („seriously”/„deadass”/„really”) — „wkurza mnie” („pisses me off”/„pissing me off”)

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TransARFID tips from a CisARFID haver !

1) ARFID — try to intake less food and seem to lose interest in eating, find foods you dislike and avoid them due to color/texture/etc, forget to eat; many individuals with ARFID often forget to eat and/or cant tell when they are hungry, ARFID often effects sleep/attention & iron,, there are 3 subtypes of ARFID; Avoidant/Restrictive/Aversive

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Name ideas for masc/boy transracials/CTDRs !

general asian — Aarav, Akihiko, Akira, Arjun, Arata, Bao, Chandra, Chen, Dae, Daisuke, Daichi, Ehsan, Farid, Haruto, Hiro, Hikaru, Huy, Hyun, Idris, Isamu, Iqbal, Jai, Jiro, Jin, Jun, Kaito, Kai, Kamil, Kiran, Kun, Lan, Lei, Li, Lin, Mahdi, Min, Naoki, Nikhil, Omar, Priyan, Qi, Riku, Ryo, Sanjay, Satoshi, Soren, Surya, Takumi, Tao, Taro, Tian, Tenzin, Wei, Yori

african — Abdul, Ade, Adisa, Afolabi, Akil, Amari, Anan, Ayodele, Baraka, Biko, Chike, Chidi, Chinedu, Dara, Diallo, Ebo, Eshe, Femi, Folami, Gani, Habib, Idris, Jabari, Jahlani, Kato, Kwame, Lamin, Lamine, Malik, Mandla, Mbwana, Neo, Niaje, Obi, Obinna, Omari, Olu, Oluwaseun, Onyekachi, Osaze, Paki, Sefu, Sekou, Thabo, Taye, Tafari, Uba, Umar, Wale, Yabo, Yared

arab — Abbas, Adam, Adel, Ahmad, Ahmed, Ali, Amir, Anwar, Ayman, Ayham, Bassam, Bilal, Cem, Daniel, Dawud, Ehab, Elias, Farid, Faris, Fathi, Fouad, Ghassan, Hadi, Hamid, Hassan, Hussein, Ihsan, Isam, Ismail, Jalal, Jamal, Jamil, Karim, Khaled, Khalil, Mahdi, Malik, Marwan, Mustafa

european/white — Adrian, Aiden, Alaric, Alec, Aleksander, Alexander, Andreas, Anton, Armand, Arthur, Benoît, Boris, Bruno, Caspar, Cedric, Christian, Damian, Daniel, David, Dominic, Edmund, Elias, Emil, Eric, Erik, Fabian, Felix, Finn, Florian, Gabriel, Gareth, George, Gregor, Hugo, Ian, Ivan, Jan, Jasper, Joachim, Jonas, Julian, Karl, Kaspar, Kenneth, Konstantin, Lars, Laurent, Leo, Leonard, Liam, Lukas, Manuel, Marcus, Martin, Matteo, Maxim, Nikolai, Nils, Viktor

islander/oceanian — Afa, Ake, Alika, Anaru, Ariki, Ehu, Ete, Fetu, Hemi, Hoku, Ikaika, Iosefa, Ika, Kael, Kaipo, Kai, Kaimana, Kava, Keahi, Keola, Mana, Manu, Maru, Niko, Noa, Pio, Rangi, Ratu, Sione, Tama, Tane, Tasi, Teva, Tiare, Toma, Tui, Ulu, Vaka, Wira, Yani

south american/hispanic — Adan, Alejandro, Alonso, Andrés, Antonio, Armando, Bruno, Carlos, Claudio, Cristian, Daniel, Diego, Eduardo, Elias, Emiliano, Esteban, Felipe, Fernando, Francisco, Gabriel, Gaston, Gonzalo, Guillermo, Ignacio, Ismael, Javier, Joaquin, Jorge, José, Juan, Julián

general indigenous —Ahyv, Ahuli, Akikta, Akecheta, Alawa, Amaury, Anoki, Anura, Aponi, Bayani, Chogan, Citlali, Dasan, Elu, Etu, Galilahi, Hakan, Ikaika, Kachina, Keola, Kiona, Lakota, Luyu, Makena, Mana, Manaia, Matoaka, Mitena

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Name ideas for fem/girl transracials/CTDRs !

general asian — kavya, jyoti, saanvi, neha, pooja, sita, ritu, zoya, isha, dhwani, Vidya, Amrit, Baljit, Guneet, Harleen, Harsimran, Jasleen, Jaspreet, Kamalpreet, Manpreet, Navleen, aiko, anju, arisa, yuki, yui, caihong, chaeyeong, chi, deki, eun(ji), khulan, lhamo, matakin, meilin, namgyal, kwang, ngoc, nhi, yue, yukar, nazgul, bibigul, dewi, sitora

african — efe, delu, kadija, desiree, jayka, jez, mbali, nana, nia, nkiru, mercy, Hawa, Ife, Ifedayo, Imani, Ines, Isioma, Jamila, Jendayi, Kadiatu, Kadija, Kanya, Kheira, Khadija, Angelique, yaa, yijide, navaeh

arab — aaliyah, isra, jana, fawzia, ayat, dalal, jihan, jasmine, najwa, naima, nuha, farah, yara, miriam, revika, hala, nada, zohra, zinat, isra, elham, ghada, hudq, najah

european/white — emilia, emily, emile, esme, celeste, aria, celia, freya, ingrid, isabella, charlotte, danika, maila, natalia, natalie, gabriella, julia, nicole, ophelia, olivia, emma, yvonne, petra, sasha, stella, viktoriya, paulina

islander/oceanian — Alohi, Anuhe, Aroha, Ataahua, Aulani, Eseta, Fia, Hine, Hiwahiwa, Iolana, Irihapeti, Kahula, Kailani, Kalani, Kalina, Kamalei, Keilani, Leilani, Lehua, Lilika, Liona, Luana, Mahina, Marama, Mareva, Marisol, Moana, Nalani, Nalu, Nohea, Nohopapa, Olian, Pua, Pualani, Sefina, Talia, Tehani, Teuila, Ula, Vaiana, Vaea, Vainui, Vaka, Whetu

south american/hispanic — Amalia, Antonia, Araceli, Ayelen, Bruna, Camila, Chiara, Clara, Constanza, Delfina, Eliana, Estela, Fiorella, Flor, Gabriela, Javiera, Lorena, Luz, Malena, Manuela, Marisol, Maritza, Nayeli, Paloma, Rosalía, Samira, Selva, Sofía, Sol, Thalía, Valentina, Ximena,, Yaretzi

general indigenous —Akikta, Alawa, Amahle, Anaca, Anacaona, Aylenka, Chepi, Citlali, Dasia,, Enola, Etu, Galilahi,, Inola, Isi, Itzel, Kachina, Kiona, Lakota, Luyu, Makena, Matoaka, Mitena, Nizhoni, Nomalanga, Nokomis, Onida, Orenda, Pipaluk, Salali, Sayen, Sihu, Sikelel, Tiva, Tohi, Tui, Wahya, Wyanet, Yuma, Zaltana

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Random TransAsian tips :3

1 (TransFilipino) — first off always study the history of the country that is very important, Filipino skin tones vary widely; some are pale and others are brown — i suggest tanning (for darker) or skin lightening creams (for lighter), study the culture and lifestyle and learn the languages; the most commonly spoken languages are english and filipino — visiting would be useful but its ofc not needed; try VR — try to have a more filipino sounding name (girls -> diwata/jasmine/mutya;; boys -> sinag/makisig/joshua)

2 (TransJapanese) — firstly there are mainly 3 types; Yamato, Ryukyuan & Ainu, then you choose your name from your de — (some suggestions) Yamato; Hana/Sora/Kibo (for girls) & Nagi/Jiro/Ryoichi (for boys) — Ainu; Ayai/Huisak/Husko (for girls) & Bikki/Emushpo/Auta (for boys) —; there are also many many languages; the standard Nihongo, Ryukyuans (Yaeyama, Uchinaguchi, Kunigam, etc), Ainus (Ainu, Russian, Sakhalin Ainu) — try ctdr/ctce subliminals which works very good

3 (TransIndian) — the majority of Indians follow Hinduism/Islam/Sikhism, there are thousands of languages spoken but the most commonly spoken are Hindu/Bengali/English/Punjabi — learn Indian mannerisms and honorifics; celebrate Indian holidays (Diwali for example), try Indian foods; most popularly Biryani/Butter chicken/Samosas

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TransDysgrahic tips

(its important to keep in mind dysgraphia does not effect intelligence)

1 — dysgraphic handwriting is inconsistent and messy, words are often backwards, mixtures of uppercase and lowercase, mixing in numbers with letters, wide spaces or no spaces at all, misspellings & difficulty with grammar

2 — sentences and paragraphs are often disorganized and incoherent, also struggle with writing thoughts on paper, try to acquire a more messy/unreadable handwriting as well as mixing letters and misspelling

3 — there are many subtypes of dysgraphia; motor dysgraphia, spatial dysgraphia, dyslexic dysgraphia && dyscravia dysgraphia

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saying " DNI radqueers " then interacting with radqueers is like telling somebeing not to talk to you and then starting a conversation with them . It is idiotic .

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TransCVD tips from a CisCVD haver :3 (CVD = Color Vision Deficiency aka ColorBlindness)

(firstly there are many types - weakness of color & completely absence of color; Red-green, Blue-yellow & Monochromacy ^-^)

1 — choose your desired type and go based off those colors, act as if you can’t distinguish between certain colors and shades

2 — often wear mismatched colored clothing or clothes that doesnt match, struggle with sorting colors from each other

3 — CVD commonly occur with other eye disorders such as nystagmus or amblyopia (congenital/genetic), or more serious conditions like brain injuries or glaucoma (acquired)

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TransADHD tips

1 (hyperactivity) — constantly fidget/stim, find something to fidget/stim with (stim toys, cracking your bones, pacing, rocking, vocal stims/excessive talking);; mouth things (oral fixation super common in individuals with ADHD/ADD)

2 (inattentiveness) — daydream/dissociate/absent-minded alot (during tasks, school, lectures, activities/games, etc), forget to turn in assignments or get bad grades (not necessary but common in students with ADHD/ADD)

3 — insomnia, irritability & agitation, aboulomania, RSD & PDA, emotional outbursts, low frustration tolerance, alexithymia