This is a very promising study, but I’m curious why if it’s open to participation by “trans and gender nonconforming people” it is titled simply “Trans Health Study” and only mentions that it’s informed by the “trans community”. If the study is to be truly inclusive of the needs of both groups of gender variant people, shouldn’t the title and content be reflective of such?

Click the link above for more information on our paid research study (http://bit.ly/transgenderhealth)! Please pass along as well if interested. 

The timing of this story couldn't be more perfect since the fourth annual International Freedressing Awareness Day was December 3, 2017!

Thank you Pink for supporting gender diversity. We need more positive role models like you in the world!

These are some supah cute outfits. I know what I want for Christmas!

Mah butt ;D

I think that boys can have beautiful bodies just like girls, and it’s unfortunate that we live in a society where males are taught from a young age to cover up as much as possible, to be self conscious of their body, and to be ashamed of dressing pretty or even sexy. It’s time for a change, and long overdue.

The sooner that boys are allowed to feel girly in our culture, the sooner that we can finally acknowledge that femininity is not inherently inferior to masculinity.

My own style of boys fashion :3

It really depends on how one defines “straight“. For some people sexual orientation is contingent moreso on gender presentation than gender identity (hence why so many professed gay men and straight women express an aversion for effeminate men).

I'm straight but why do feminine boys have the best butts that I wanna just cum in?

if you want to cum in boys then you aren’t straight ._.

My own style of boys fall fashion.

Bebe athletic shorts

Canyon River Blues leggings

Drumline tee-shirt

Xhileration necklace

Mudd handbag

On days when it’s really hot outside, I sometimes go out in super tiny booty  shorts to stay cool ^.^ I’m not a fan of the oversized, knee-length, cargo shorts  fashion trend. I like being girly and cute.

When the weather gets colder, I like wearing bright colors because it cheers me up. They forecast snow on Thanksgiving this year :D

Disavowing femboy stereotypes

There are several stereotypes of being a femboy that I find somewhat off-putting, but the three that concern me the most are a) femboys are sexual objects, b) femboys like anal sex, and c) femoys are submissive. None of these generalizations are particularly accurate, and dare I say typecasting all femboys in this way is probably doing more harm than good since it discourages anybody from coming out as a femboy if they feel they don’t measure up to these “standards“.

/soapbox

At the laundromat being cute and washing my clothes of course. Tehe :D

This is why I advocate the term freedressing. It doesn’t carry gender specific connotations nor does it reinforce a binary mode of fashion.

Hey, I'm sorta new to the crossdressing scene, and I wanted to know if you have any tips? I've been avoiding red meats and such, any other diet tips or exercise tips? Maybe a note or two on how to make your face look cuter? Much appreciated~!

I always get really iffy bout the term crossdressing. When i look for clothes, I don’t go “ooo, these are girls clothes!” I just go “ooo, these are cute!” A lot of what I wear is a mix of stuff from the men’s and women’s sections. I really just buy and wear things that look nice on me and make me feel cute. Although I guess in the most basic sense of the word, I am a “crossdresser”, I don’t identify myself as such - I just have an appreciation for cute things and generally more feminine styles. Uhh, as for body stuff, I don’t do anything. I eat like shit and only exercise when I run downstairs to make noodles. 

My Hello Kitty jammies that I wore to a pajama party ^.^They had a contest at midnight, and people kept telling me I should enter. I was really embarrassed because I had a stiffy the entire time, but I ended up winning first prize!

One of my favourite leotards :3

My favourite color is purrrple. It makes me a happy boi!

Isn’t it strange that in both the LGBT and LGBTQQIAAP initialism, all the letters are representative of sexual identities except for one. Despite the vast range of gender variance including trans women, trans men, genderqueer, nonbinary, genderfluid, bigender, and neutrois it is assumed that a single letter should suffice for all transgender people? And there still isn't even a letter for gender nonconforming people, yet they have been an integral part of gay rights long before anyone first uttered the word "transgender".