#Trans Dad

[baileyarcher30]

Would you let your asshole get drilled by my little rabbit down there🔞🥵

Reblog trans lover and drop a comment run if you want it get drilled by me.💦🔞

[juneheale3]

For how long would you let me top you☺️?

Reblog trans lovers🥵

[baileyjayy1]

Working on some fun stuff this year. Excited to tell you about it, would you like that?

[carrieemberlyns-blog]

Would you like to come together? I'm very horny 🍆💦

[irishtransbear]

Yeah, I'm FTM. Female to Monster. 🤡

[michelleotter19]

[oliverjeremiahs-blog]

Do you think you can handle my big girlcock babe?

[zenlesszonezero]

[willowsway35]

Trans men who become pregnant and give birth are visible. They deserve equal access to healthcare without discrimination and being misgendered, and they deserve respect for the parent titles they choose for their child(ren) to call them.

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈🫃🏼

[baileyarcher30]

Want some professional sex advice ,relationships advice and better sexual performance ? Dm 😊

Reblog and say Hi if you love trans girls🏳️‍⚧️🔞🥵

[justaturtleindisguise]

SINGLE RAT DAD AND HIS RADIOACTIVE TODDLERS !!

look at my silly cookies. i finished them :D

tata loves when motivation hits-

Young Splinter is the most cringefail mullet trans dad ever, look at him go <3

Raph and Mikey all fussy for being carried, Lavi enjoyin' a nap nap and Donnie being a good leash kid trying to run away even when he's severely concused

[ronbeastlyftm]

Hi Tumblr! Your Trans Dad is here to get filthy :) I hope you've all been good xx

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[irishtransbear]

Trans Dad says it's summertime.

[thattransdad]

You know? I do not think I really care if I'm not perfectly skinny --

If it means

There's sugar in my coffee

I eat cake on the couch with my kid

That I don't get irritable and have a midday slump

I'll take the stretch marks on my stomach and the few extra pounds because those are pounds of having joy in my life.

[michelleotter19]

Any one here??

[seahorse-dad-in-training]

Cisheteronormativity

I think it's one of the hardest things I've had to deal with as a queer trans parent. No matter what you do, it's unavoidable. No matter what you do, it's going to influence your child in some way at one point or another.

Kids shows and media, children's songs, school, family, and public places in general.. They're all filled with it. I truly think the best thing you can do is provide representation and education as young as possible. And I don't just mean books and such about diverse families, gender, and sexuality. I mean also dismantling cisheteronormativity in other areas too. I mean advocating for your kid and yourself when possible.

(Keep in mind this is just my thoughts/strategies, this is not me saying that anyone HAS to do these things or that they're inherently bad for doing things differently)

When teaching age appropriate sex Ed at various stages of their life, don't frame it in a binary or straight way. When teaching the proper names for genitalia don't say "girls have this, boys have this". Don't talk about puberty in that way either. For example "people born with vulvas typically experience a menstrual cycle aka periods". When going into the realm of relationships at whatever age you feel appropriate, don't address sex as just a reproductive thing or man x woman. Don't talk about the importance of protection from just a standpoint of preventing pregnancy.

Don't talk about sex as just PIV (or even just PIV and anal). From personal experience, this can really warp your view of what's "real sex". This lead to me not seeing it as sex, and being a lot more risky than I should have been. After all, nobody stressed the importance of being safe with people who don't have penises.

If people do the gross "do you have a little girlfriend/boyfriend?' depending on your kid's AGAB, shut it down. You could just generally say that's not appropriate or be blunt and say "we won't know what kind of partner they'll have in the future if any".

Something I like to do when it comes children's music is change the lyrics of some songs when singing them to accommodate our family. Kiddo calls my partner both mom and dad or "momdad" so when songs say mommy/Mom, I change that lyric to "momdad" (momdad shark, momdad finger)

And just be willing to gently correct your kid when they say things because of external influence. It's okay to correct a small kid when they use the wrong parental title "haha I'm daddy silly!". It's okay to have to gently remind them that Barbies aren't "for girls". It's okay to be honest and say that a lot of families are stuck in really outdated/old mindsets when it comes to these things.

You can't avoid the unfortunate hell that is cisheteronormativity, but you can do your best to be that safe place where they learn inclusivity, openness, and love.

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