#Transgender awareness

[lgbtqtext]

[isabellascarlett1]

Not every Trans person wants to pass.

Not every Trans person wants HRT.

Not every Trans person wants gender affirming surgeries.

Not every Trans person uses the pronouns society assigns to their gender.

Trans folks are not a monolith.

[x-royal-sovereign-x]

Trans rat? Trans rat

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[acexualien]

In honour of Transgender Awareness Week, here's part one of: How To Support The Trans Community & Be A Better Ally! 🏳️‍⚧️

Share & spread the word 🫶🏼

[thetransblog]

Welcome to the trans blog :D!

This account exists so that transgender people can share their experiences with being transgender. Both the good and bad.

This account has been made to spread awareness about transgender people especially now with the election in the USA because of the life threatening state many trans people are in. This account is here to help trans people so they know they aren’t alone, and educate cis people.

I’m transgender and the reason I made this blog is because of the insane amount of uneducated people I meet on a regular bases. When I say that I both mean the transphobic people and the people that just generally isn’t very educated on this topic

I’ve met many people in my day to day life, that dismiss the serious issues that trans people face, not that they mean any harm but they simply have never experienced it, and they all assume it’s not a big deal and doesn’t happened often.

I’m fed up with it.

So I’ve decided to make this account so you trans folks here can express yourself and tell your stories and cis people can understand us much easier. Because the education system sure isn’t doing us any favors.

The way this is gonna work is that I’ll post some stories of my own every once in a while, and if you have any stories that you wanna share, you can submission them and of course my inbox is open. You can always be anonymous!. You can also text me privately and I’ll post your story without anyone having to know it’s you <3.

THIS BLOG IS MADE AGAINST TRANSPHOBIA. THEREFOR TRANSPHOBIC COMMENTS OR TEXTS WILL NOT BE INCLUDED.

Everybody is allowed. As long as your not hurting anybody your allowed

Which means that this blog supports furries, therians and pretty much anybody that doesn’t harm others.

The only people that are allowed to share their stories are people under the trans umbrella but people of any identity or sexuality can follow this account <3

Thanks for reading!

[theyanderespecialist]

HAPPY TRANS AWARENESS WEEK!!!

HAPPY TRANSGENDER AWARENESS WEEK!!! For those who do not know what it is here we go!!!

Transgender Awareness Week, observed from November 13 to November 19, is a one-week celebration leading up to the Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDoR), which memorializes victims of transphobic violence. TDoR occurs annually on November 20, when transgender advocates raise awareness of the transgender community through education and advocacy activities.

I know I am just some Biscuit on the Internet, but I will use my channel to raise awareness and acceptance in ALL The LGBTQIA Plus Community! As even though my voice is small, I will stand proud with the LGBTQIA Plus (Even with Trump as President. Just please these next four years be as safe as possible if the LGBTQIA Plus becomes a target of more violence keep your heads down and BE SAFE!!! I love you all my sexy muffins regardless if you are trans or not!)

[kazsartcorner]

To clebrate trans awareness day here's Vitruvian, a symbol of creating. Keep fighting, keep loving, keeping going on.

[skitariiposting]

Happy Transgender Awareness Day!

Oh and also Easter or something.

[eye-of-norga]

Blue Sweater, Pink Dress

When I was young. I was given a pink dress.

Back then, I liked it. Because I thought I could only wear that pink dress.

But over time, I felt the seams scratch at my skin, and the collar squeezed my throat. And I grew miserable.

I grew jealous and confused when all the others, in their blue sweaters and pink dresses, all looked so happy. Why was my pink dress so painful? Why did it make me bleed where it tore into my skin? Why me?

I assumed I was trapped in that pink dress made of wires and hurt. Until i saw someone else.

Someone else who hated their pink dress... just like me. But they got out of the pink dress. They took scissors to the scratchy fabric and ripped away until they could show the blue sweater they wore underneath.

And I realized; that is why I hated my pink dress. Because like them, I belonged in a blue sweater.

I began acting like I was wearing the blue sweater. Begain tearing away at the torturous fabric, showing the blue fabric underneath.

But some people.. didn't like that. They didn't like that people changed their dresses to sweaters or vise versa.

And I was scared. What if they didn't believe me when I showed them the blue sweater because I still had parts of the pink dress on top.

I was so dependent on their opinion of me that I sometimes pretended I was still in my pink dress.

It made me want to claw away at the remains so that the blue sweater wad visible.

It took a while for me to learn to ignore them.

And even now, I question if my blue sweater is real.

But it is real. Because it's my blue sweater. Not my pink dress.

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I hope you enjoyed this poetic story thing, haha.

Loosly inspired by this video by Zay Dante.

[lgbtqtext]

[archipelago-siren]

First off, I don't know how to elagantly word this. Secondly, I'm both Disabled and Non-Binary, so am in the communities I'm talking about.

I just watched the latest Dr. Who episode, loved it, and cried watching it. Spoilers ahead.

The show introduced two new kickass characters, Shirley Anne Bingham, UNITs science officer. And Rose Noble, Donna's biracial trans daughter.

Were there some moments which as a disabled and NB viewer I found a little icky? Yes.

(Examples: the inaccessibility of the structure leading to the rocket meant Shirley wasn't possessed and could then later save everyone. Inaccessibility is not and should never be a good thing. And a few moments regarding Rose's trans identity, one example being the viewer discovering she's trans as she's deadnamed by bullies)

Do I think a big deal should be made out of this? No. Why? Because both characters were portrayed in a very positive and empowering manner. As a western society (UK specifically) We are still nowhere we need to be regarding minority representation. Progress is being slowly made. The people writing us in, for the most part are not in the communities they're trying to give representation to.

If we pick apart every mistake that is being made, the more likely we are to push away those trying to represent us for fear of getting it wrong. No-one gets everything right on the first time. Or the second, third, fourth, etc. It takes time and practise, and patience.

So right now, I'm going to take that Dr. Who episode as a win.

[acexualien]

HAPPY TRANSGENDER AWARENESS WEEK 2024

to everyone who identifies as trans (and everything under the trans umbrella)!

You are so freaking valid & loved, and even if times are tough right now, it will get better some day.

🏳️‍⚧️🩵🩷🤍🩷🩵🏳️‍⚧️

[girl4music]

Feminism is awesome. Even radical feminism can be awesome. But TERF language is not tolerated by me.

If you’re excluding trans people from your feminism argument, then count me the fuck out.

I’m a feminist but I’m a trans and non-binary ally.

I don’t go here. I will never go here.

You can argue the risk of danger all you like. If you’re excluding the safety of trans people, it’s not ever valid.

Why don’t you go in that gender neutral bathroom?

[spacewreck51]

Bleaching your teeth, smiling flash, talking trash under ur breath, park that car, drop that phone, sleep on the floor dream about me </3

[elevenmayfieldz]

’trans people will regret buying gender affirming clothes’ so will cis people? have you not had an awkward teenage phase?