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iliothermia · 3 days
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if this isn’t the transmasc experience i don’t know what is
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genderqueerdykes · 3 days
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🏳️‍🌈 Severely disabled trans person in need of money for rent, bedding, necessities, & food after recovering from homelessness ♿
hello, i am a multiply disabled autistic trans person who was just homeless for 6 months straight. i am mstruggling with schizophrenia, PTSD, DID, hypermobile ehlers danlos syndrome, and arthritis0. i use a cane and wheelchair. i had to live in a hotel for 2 months almost exactly which ate through my f unds and sal es. i appreciate everything that has been done for me thus far, orders have resumed shipping now that people have aided with us getting a new printer
you can find these new pieces on our Ko-Fi shop, among others, even sharing this post does a lot for us. thank you, i really appreciate all of the support and kindness during this time in my life. you kept a disabled trans person housed for 6 months. we can't thank you enough!
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peterokii · 2 days
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you have very feminine features, are you sure you don't want to be a female anymore? I'm genuinely asking
can’t do man they revoked my girl license. too much ass hair
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apollosimps · 3 days
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they/them pronouns can be used to de-gender people. Queer people need to understand this.
I'll tell you a story to illustrate my point: my parents suck. They're conservative and think that the generational trauma they're inflicting on me is normal. They refuse to listen to my experiences. They've gotten violent before. I've had to flee my house.
Before I was ever outed as a trans guy, my best friend used they/them and identified as non-binary. They still do. I would say they definitely helped me sort my own shit out.
My parents knew about this, and they consistently deadnamed and misgendered them. They pulled out the "they is for multiple people, it's too confusing" card many times. This is one of the reasons I completely shut my feelings and emotions off from them, because obviously, blatant transphobia was not acceptable to me. I defended my friend openly and corrected them every time they would say "she". It got heated, sometimes.
Fast forward to when I was outed. My mom now suddenly insists that he/him is too hard for her to use, and that only NOW she can choose to use they/them for me.
This is de-gendering. I pass more nowadays ever since I started testosterone, but I'll hear a "they" coming from my boss at work even though he knows I'm a trans man, or even people in queer spaces when I have a he/him pronoun pin on me, clearly visible.
It's frustrating because now, my parents being assholes, I think I legitimately might have mild trauma sourced from being called "they" by my parents, who have actively humiliated and abused me ever since I came out.
So, I ask: please do not use they for people who have explicitly outlined otherwise. This should be simple. Apparently, for a lot of people, it's not.
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shamebats · 2 days
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Do TERFs not realize how deranged they look when they comment "you will never be a man, you dumb little girl" on a post of a trans guy who has a thicker beard & looks more masc than like half of cis men I know.
Don't get me wrong, it's fucked up no matter what the person looks like, but when it's someone who passes perfectly, the transphobes just end up looking like they've been day drinking for the past 30 days straight and need to have their phones taken away.
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butchmasculinity · 2 days
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trekmascing · 3 days
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Actors burn out if they don’t take breaks. You were always so bad at playing a girl I think you should retire.
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do-police · 12 hours
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class-model · 2 days
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avatarchai · 3 days
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hello trans Cage Nation
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transgenderpolls · 20 hours
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*ie: you think/thought one or more of the following would make you too masculine for your liking: body hair growth, balding, voice becoming deeper, getting facial hair, etc.
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cargo pants propaganda
- they're baggy so you can wear layers underneath it if it's cold and they still look swaggy
- boxy silhouette +3 masc points
- can come in multiple colours (i have a neon blue one a beige one and a soft green one)
but most importantly
- POCKETS
someone should totally do one of those tumblr tournament things with Transmasc Euphoria Clothing/Items™️
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genderqueerdykes · 17 hours
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i love being a genderqueer trans man. i love playing with gender in ways that aren't very expected of someone with a masculine body and presentation. i love combining cutesy looks and aesthetics with a heavy beard, body hair and deep voice. i love how makeup looks on a rugged, angular face.
i love being able to wear the clothes that made me dysphoric when people saw and addressed me incorrectly. i love being able to be femme and effeminate without feeling like i want to crawl out of my skin, but rather, like i'm living my best self, and having fun while i do it.
i love being able to play with gender now, as opposed to feeling weighed down by it. i love being genderqueer. i love being a trans man.
if you find yourself questioning if you are or can be both, this is your sign that you can. people tell us that if we're effeminate that it means that we're confused girls, but that's not the case. cisgender men get to play with their appearance at times; people who approach me to compliment my appearance always assume i'm cisgender. if they can, so can we.
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peterokii · 2 days
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i think the “female feature” anon just discovered they’re into twinks good for them. selfie!!
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transpolls · 1 day
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