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pickle-the-lad · 7 months

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I started thinking about Muslim women, which made me start thinking about transness and religion...

Now I'm hyper fixating on religious justification for transitioning, but have no idea how to start researching this... so if anyone's interested, please info-dump on me about religion in an LGBT+ friendly way💖💕

I'm perfectly open to discussions about any part of the LGBT+/MOGAI community, but my main focus with this post is transness.

This is the one time I'm using a dni!

If you're NOT friendly and supportive and you reply, I will block you. If you're anti-religion, this is not the post for you.

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transenbyconfessions · 1 year

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I don’t know how I’m gonna live, I hate being trans in the Middle East with muslim parents. They wont let me cut my hair or anything it’s so shitty and if they ever find out I’m trans Id be dead the second they find out. Whenever I think of the future I get scared because I know I will never live the life I want, I will never transition, I will most probably never leave this country. And even if I tried running away I’d miss my parents because no matter what they’ve done to me I still love and depend on them.

Submitted March 23, 2023

#transgender #trans #enby #nb #nonbinary #non-binary #non binary #muslim #middle east #transphobia

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blackqueernotables · 2 years

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dr. amina wadud: the first woman to lead British Muslims in mixed congregational prayers and deliver the Friday sermon; Professor Emeritus of Islamic Studies, Visiting Scholar, Starr King School for the Ministry; notable Islamic feminist.

#amina wadud #dr. amina wadud #black nonbinary #lavandnoir #lgbt #black lgbt #non binary #lgbt muslim #black feminism #black muslim #enby #they/them #islamic feminism

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moonlightsapphic · 2 years

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My girlfriend is often afraid of exuding a queer aura, because she's doesn't want people to just assume she's not straight. I, on the other hand, go all out in being the queerest I can muster (reposting queer stuff on social media, celebrating pride, embracing androgynous looks)—while also firmly staying in the closet whenever an acquaintance asks me about my sexuality. (Which in and of itself is rare at this point, because homophobic people did that to bother me and stopped as soon as they saw it really wasn’t getting to me.)

To me, being myself is not the same as being out.

As long as you never confirm your identity to someone directly, their assumptions about you will never hold significant weight (without some form of damning direct evidence, that is). In the public eye, you will still be simply a forthcoming ally, or a person with unconventional fashion taste. That's all. For me, that makes all the difference.

Setting this boundary has helped me so much in coming to terms with my own identity and how to navigate it against the backdrop of my homophobic hometown and family. It’s granted me queer freedom of expression, and has been an integral part of my healing journey.

You never owe coming out to anyone, especially when you're not ready. But I hope that you might also be able to unapologetically be yourself, if you're comfortable and you want to. <3

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figuring-it-all-out · 2 years

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I was raised Christian and only in watching Ms. Marvel did I learn that mosques are divided by gender. My first thought was that must be challenging for enby Muslims. So I thought I’d ask: if you’re nonbinary & Muslim, how does this make you feel? How do you handle it? And are there any other gendered things in your religion you struggle to deal with?

I’ve had conversations like this A LOT with folks who were raised in some form of Christianity so I’m curious to hear what it’s like for other folks. Obviously only share your thoughts if your comfortable, but if you are comfortable I’d be interested in hearing what this is like for you.

#Nonbinary Muslim #Muslim #Enby #Nonbinary #Islam #Ask #Gender #Religion #Mine

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candorverity · 9 months

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We love mixed identies and how that makes you feel like you're torn apart every time that you look to close at yourself or think about who you want to be :)

#as a mixed indian/white kid #mixed race #indian #india #muslim #islam #hijab #Christianity #bible belt #south #intersectionality #poc #people of color #queer people of color #queer #non bianry #enby #religion #race

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borvooven · 2 years

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holy fuck i just had a dream about falling in love with some person i never met in real life and now i can't stop thinking about them and still kind of have feelings for them... like the person they're most likely to be is Vico Ortiz but they definitely weren't Vico. i don't want to be in a relationship so this doesn't make sense to me, why would i dream this and then still feel about them this way in real life?? i'm so fucking confused and the fact this person probably doesn't even exist makes it even worse like if i'm actually in love now for whatever reason i wouldn't even be able to talk to them.

#and i have such a good memory of them too wtf #this could become some crazy story where im gonna meet a person exactly matching my memory coincidentally in like 15 years #and then fall for them too #we could start now #if any enby deaf muslim phillipino person with short dyed hair wearing hawaaian shirts and a hearing aid who is fluent in ASL #and keeps forgetting their passwords and has one/two little brothers reads this please stop astroprojecting into my dreams you are hot af #what you could do tho is text me i want to marry you.#jk

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v-tired-queer · 1 year

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Happy Lesbian Visibility Week to:

❤️ Trans and enby lesbians of all kinds and their fellow lesbian allies

🧡 Lesbians who have a complicated relationship with gender and self expression

🤍 Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Pagan, Wiccan, Hindu, Buddhist and every other religious and or/spiritual lesbian out there

🩷 Lesbians who are people of color

💖 Neurodivergent lesbians

❤️ Disabled and mentally ill lesbians

🧡 Femme lesbians, butch lesbians, androgynous lesbians, and everyone in between or who don't use those labels at all

🤍 Lesbians reclaiming words that were once used to hurt us

🩷 Lesbians who have always know they were gay all of their lives and lesbians who have discovered it later

💖 Lesbians who are still in the closet, lesbians who have just come out, or lesbians who have been out for years

❤️ Leabians who are on the asexual and/or aromantic spectrums

To every single lesbian out there, happy Lesbian Visibility Week! We're pretty freaking awesome, if I do say so myself 😘❤️🧡🤍🩷💖

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broodingnightgoddess · 7 months

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Merry International Lesbian Day!

It is a good day to celebrate our love for women and our non-attraction to men

I love lesbians in all our flavors: lesbians of color, enby lesbians, trans lesbians, stone, studs, butches, femmes, aro and ace lesbians, Muslim lesbians, closeted lesbians, you name it!

Happy lesbian day!

#lesbian #nocturnal post #lesbian pride

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am-i-the-asshole-official · 22 days

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AITA for being weird about winning a game?

I (25 enby) am an early childhood educator. Every week, we have a morning staff meeting where we discuss important school events and to-dos. For whatever reason, today we were all told via email to bring "3 dollars to the meeting for a time-honored energizer game." Turns out the entire meeting was just us playing a game called Left Right Center. The game is basically rolling dice and shuffling money around until one person ends up with all the money, winning. It is for all intents and purposes gambling (roll dice=win money). I did not bring any money with me (I dont carry cash) and told them, maybe a little too casually, that I should have a religious exemption from the game (Its Ramadan, Im muslim. I am not very strictly religious, but there are some rules that I feel are healthy for me to follow and are there for a reason. i dont and never have gambled regardless of the time of year). My director and admins especially pushed back, joking that "it's just a game." My director gave me three dollars, and i played. It became clear pretty quickly that I would win, which I feared would happen bc I am very lucky. I joked and had fun about it, but i was internally pretty uncomfortable with the concept of taking money from others. When I won, i sort of hid the money away as quickly as possible and told people I was going to donate it. I was pretty verbal about being uncomfortable with winning the money, but no one at my workplace seemed to care or reacted pretty weirdly to my discomfort. My director kept giving me "shout-outs" for winning and told me not to donate it but to "keep it for a rainy day."

So, AITA for playing the game and then acting uncomfortable/ not keeping the money when I won? I feel like I should have just not played, but I was really hoping I'd lose so I wouldn't have to think too hard about it. I also feel like Im stealing money from my coworkers, even though it seemed like everyone was having fun.

Note: i am the only muslim at my workplace. My co-teacher, who is Orthodox christian, and I probably have the most overt religious "rules" that impact others at work. Everyone tries to be respectful, but they dont know very much. Even my co-teacher told me she didn't know Muslims weren't supposed to gamble. I'd prefer if people refrain from religious shaming in the comments.

What are these acronyms?

#aita #am i the asshole

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magicalqueerraven · 11 months

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One flower petal plucks out another, because it thought it was ugly, it thought the flower is prettier without it, maybe now people will be more inclined to pick it and take it with them.

But the flower is missing a petal, some of its beauty has faded, some of its elegance is lost.

Happy pride to all aros, aces, trans people, enbys, people with neopronouns, muslim queer people, jewish queer people, queer PoCs, and those I have not listed here, all who are sometimes ostracised in the community.

We are one, we need to stick together. If we betray each other, the fight will be lost.

All of you belong.

#aromantic #aro spec #aroace #aro #asexual #ace #ace pride #transgender #trans #nonbinary #enby #queer #neopronouns #lgbtqplus #lgbtqiia+#lgbtq community #lgbtq #lgbtqia #lgbt

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unionize-aromantically · 1 year

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Norwegian Queer Organizations/Resources

foreningen for kjønns- og seksualitetsmangfold, foreningen fri. The biggest and oldest lgbt organization in Norway. They stand for equality and against discrimination of people who break the gender/sex and sexuality norms. They organize a few (weekly) events. They have information, and organize teaching people about queer stuff.

skeiv ungdom. Part of FRI. Political organization. They organize some (weekly) events. They have some projects.

skeiv kunnskap. Part of FRI (Oslo branch specifically). They have information including most of these organizations and they teach people about queer things.

regnbuetelefonen. Call queer people, because everyone can get lonely and feel isolated from time to time. Youth version: ungdomstelefonen. "Topics we're good at": Sexuality, love and crushes, gender/sex, queer mental health, queer and multicultural.

Pasientorganisasjonen for kjønnsinkongurens (PKI). Trans (patient) organization. Political organization working for trans (incl. enby) healthcare. Participates in Pride, has a podcast.

Forbundet for transpersoner i norge(FTP-Norge). They organize activities. They have a blog and word list. They have existed since 1966 and are still active.

stiftelsen stensveen. They work for the well-being of "people with difficulties with gender identity, gender expression and sexual orientation". They offer name change ceremonies for trans people, teach about queer people, sell mtf trans stuff, offer consultations and (seemingly unrelated to queerness:) experiences.

transhjelpen. Independent organization for trans people. They sell trans stuff (binders, hair removal tools, etc.) and some pride stuff.

Harry Benjamin Ressursenter. Trans organization. On first glance it seems less inclusionist and more transmed. They explain how transitioning works at the moment.

Salam. For queer muslims. Their website is currently down.

Garmeres. For queer Sámi across the borders. They work for queer Sámi rights, opportunities and visibility in all of Sápmi.

Skeiv verden, queer world. For LGBTIQ+ people with minority backgrounds. They organize monthly meet-ups. They teach people about queer stuff. They have news on their website.

ichatten. (edit: open). From helsestasjon for kjønn og seksualitet. You can chat with people who are educated in sexology or have trans competance.

Skeivchat. From helseutvalget. What it says on the tin.

skeivt kristent nettverk. For queer christians. They have a youtube channel, book lists, safe churches, a blog.

Bamseklubben. Norwegian bear group. They organize some stuff online and some in Oslo.

HivNorge. They are an HIV organization. They have information about HIV and organize stuff.

balansekunstprosjektet. They work towards equality and diversity related to among other things gender/sex, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, ethnisity, ability (abled/disabled), age and class. Within art of all kinds.

Pride Art. "Skeiv kunst- og kulturformidling på skeives premisser".

Skeivt Arkiv. Queer archives at the University of Bergen.

et skeivt kunst- og kultursenter i Oslo.

Blikk. Magazine, online and physical. The printed editions are available for free online at nasjonalbiblioteket.

[there's more in later reblogs]

#1000symmetry.txt #queerblogging #skeive greier #add to later #this took so long but I'm sure I missed a bunch of stuff #not reblogged

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rainyamy · 6 months

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AMY’S SUPER COOL SUPER AWESOME INTRO POST!!! WOW!!

i would prefer you don’t perceive me at all, but if you’re stubborn, here you go:

you can call me amy. i’m 21 years old.

i’m lesbian and bigender (sigh. i know it’s cringe. leave me alone. just call me an enby if it’s more palatable to you.) and use they/them pronouns, if i know you, i go by any/all (primarily they/she/he).

BA/EN/JP OK! maybe DE and FR too but i’m rusty from lack of practice.

i’m autistic and have very, very severe depression and anxiety as well as a cocktail of other unfun mental thingies going on in there, but those are the major ones that really stand out.

i’m culturally and ethnically muslim and i’m fairly religious, which people find surprising at times bc i’m… me, but i’ve read the qur’an and am confident in my beliefs and i think allah loves fags like me <3

i very much am more preoccupied with surviving my day-to-day life as a full-time-employed adult and i think 80% of people on this hellsite are insufferable and haven’t touched grass in millennia, that’s to say that while i’m a leftist, i also have an edgy sense of humor and don’t care about stupid terminally-online internet drama. i say slurs i can reclaim and if you want to try to cancel me for that or something, i will laugh at you and you will be an inside joke for me and my friends for the next few months. full and honest warning. :3

i like to reblog silly stuff about my special interests. primarily any sapphic-aligned media with all-female casts or yugioh. there’s other stuff but my little lesbos and crazy-haired men are 90% of it.

dni: under 18 (my account isn’t nsfw, but i also don’t really feel comfy with minors on it anyway, sorry. :( current moots are ok!), proshippers (you’re weird and 90% of you are just gross fujoshis who want to justify your weird fetishy BL shit!), actual bigots (if you are also a Haha Funny enjoyer like myself you are Not in this category. i’m talking actual TERFs or misogynists or racists and shit), (NO)MAPS (die), uhhhhhh other basic dni criteria. use common sense i’m a fucking nonbinary lesbian muslim what do you think i don’t want to associate with!!

ok please continue to not perceive me

[heavy american accent] arigato minna

#me #don’t look at this #don’t perceive me

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doberbutts · 2 years

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The fact of the matter is all people exist everywhere.

I regularly game with someone who immigrated from Syria, and another person in Slovenia; someone who is ethnically Jewish, and another who is practicing Muslim; someone who grew up in Egypt, and another who grew up in Japan; trans men, trans women, a couple enbies; black people from the US, Arabic people from a few different African countries; lesbians, bisexuals, gay men, asexuals, more than a few intersex folks.

I didn’t go looking for these people. I didn’t deliberately pad out my social sphere with diversity. I met them whether in person or online. I was friendly with them. We had shared interests. So I added them on Steam and on PSN and we swapped friend codes on Switch and now we play together with regularity. I text them and dm them and call them to chat on my way to or from work. Those who live close enough I go out and hang out with them in person. Those I don’t get things like discord movie nights. Sometimes those who live far away come to visit. Sometimes I go visit them.

I did not go looking for diversity. It just happened.

So I find it incredibly difficult to believe that it just so happens that y’all have no black friends that feel comfortable enough around you to speak this way. That there was nothing you could have done to change it. That it’s just because you’re stuck inside or whatever.

Especially when y’all message me whining about this. I’m black. You’re talking to me, aren’t you? Then what’s stopping you from making friends with black people who share your interests? Clearly you’re not incapable of talking to a black person if you’re capable of whining in my asks about how you don’t know any black people.

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z0mb13-b0y-m4t30 · 10 months

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⛥Hiii!⛥

I'm new to to tumblr!

I will take requests for one shots!! I will do any fandom, unless I am uncomfortable!!

I'm Autistic/ADHD! I'm a witch/athiest

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Some fandoms I'm hyper fixated on currently is inside job, xiaolin showdown, Pixar elemental, nimona, big mouth, <human resources, jthm, any time Burton film, space, FNAF, Mario kart, ATSV, clone high, morel orel, the thief and the cobbler, mummy/daddy I'm a zombie, total drama, Sally face, metal family, cuphead, tear along the dotted line, the lorax, south Park, wild Kratts, backrooms, scp foundation, welcome home, sonic, megamind, invader zim, tawog, gravity falls

and so many more it's not even funny.

But I will write for more just request please!!

Do's ⤵

NSFW

Gore

Hard agnst (no comfort)

Platonical

Romantic

Hook ups

Situationship

Eating disordered reader (only in a relatable way)

SH reader (only in a relatable way because I know some people suffer with that)

Drug addict reader (^^^)

Enby readers

Male readers

Female readers

Specific styles (goth, cheerleader, preppy, emo, whimisgoth, whimiscal, grundge, basic)

Tone tags

Dont's ↯

Transphobia

homophobia

racism

p3dofillia

R4pe

proships/comships

Fatphobia

Skinnyphobia

Songfics

Specific race reader (white, black, Mexican, Indian, Muslims // everyone should feel included, plus I don't have the same experiences as some of them and it might be difficult for me to describe)

RCTA

☽🔮☾🕯🃏🌕🕸✨🍃🍄🧿🌙✩ 🪄📚

Please be VERY specific, I will mainly do anything. If your not sure, please ask! I promise I won't get mad or anything along those lines.

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moonlightsapphic · 2 years

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desi enby/androgyne muslims with pretty bi hindu girlfriends RISE

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