#conclusion: transgender

[goblinbugthing]

bug fables crisbee is trans. i am correct

[the-trans-man-with-no-plan]

why are transphobes so obsessed with what's in my pants? like i got a packer if you wanna blow me that bad but chill fr

[gendertrickster]

if vriska got something to imprint on her gender that wasn't the extremely raunchy journal of a morally-grey pirate who lived thousands of years ago i think she would've turned out a lot happier. unfortunately for her and for everyone else she is instead vriska serket

[recallback-art]

You know that joke, about how dogs can't recognize themselves in the mirror, and see a different dog entirely when it's really been them the whole time?

[vampyearn]

saw a post about how the animators deliberately added masculine undertones to gwen’s character design, and it got me thinking.

we know that after you’ve been bitten your body develops to suit the demands of the bite- usually becoming taller, muscular, senses heightened etc. it would be interesting to see how that transformation adheres to a trans person? would it be affirming, alleviate dysphoria or perhaps even cause distress? the relationship with a super human body in superhero films are usually glossed over (most of the time) and it made me wonder how this experience could impact trans people & their complex connection with their bodies ..esp because you could DEFINITELY read the spiderman plots as trans allegories. becoming spiderman is a concept, the whole message is always “anyone can be spiderman” esp in the spiderverse films.

anyways marvel nerds..help me flesh out this idea because i think it would be a really interesting concept to explore..!!

[uncanny-tranny]

Me in 2016: You know, saying things like "trans rights are human rights" doesn't necessarily mean that person is safe around trans people. In fact, sometimes people still have unchecked bias against trans people, and that can be clouded by them saying that trans rights are human rights. It can prevent them from fully looking into their own preconceptions about cissexism and trans people.

Me in 2023: Oh, thank gd this person said "trans rights are human rights," I was worried they also abhorred trans people

[glavilio]

i hope she figured it out eventually

[cuntnikida]

I like getting misgendered and perceived as the other gender but not because i want to be another gender/am trans but because i love confusing people and making them play guessing games and getting misgendered makes me feel like i've successfully deceived someone and boy do i like some mischievous trickery.

[psychedelicflyingshark]

[emdotcom]

Idk why the fucken... Divide between "it was alternate universes" & "Paul is just trans" ideas for Petscop has to be torn into a cavern. Paul being trans DOES make sense, but requires you to ignore huge details that immediately make it not work. The alternate universes DO kind of make sense, but require you to extrapolate out a lot of info purposefully left unshown.

It's hard to describe what i want to say, here -- i do think Paul being trans makes sense, 'splains why he & Care "look eeriely similar," you could argue he's just thoroughly blocked out that part of his life enough to have forgotten Care entirely, etc. I like it, & i keep it as i also say "Yeah, it's that & the universes theory." It's not two switches that demand you can only flip on one of them -- you can have both. You can have neither. Do whatever

[canisonicscrewyou]

'oh boy can't wait to write Eleven and the Master being sad and wet-' wrong. writing Amy and Rory and Mels growing up queer as hell and kinda ostracized in their small town and feeling like there should be something more to it all. THEN down the line Eleven and the Master are being sad and wet.

[dandunn]

I fucking hate how the solution to mass violence is always "restrict Internet usage" and not punishing specific people who make a living out of using immigrants/trans people/whoever the cultural demon of the week is as political footballs

[snakefell]

characters i have hit with my transgenderification beam

- james wilson (transmasc)

- robert chase (transmasc)

- monroe (transmasc. i know he literally got rosalee pregnant but shhh)

- levi ackerman (transmasc)

- sylvester dodd (transmasc)

- happy quinn (transfem)

- lukas from mcsm (transmasc)

[taciturnakaryocyte]

i wasnt too strong of a tgirl dave person at first but i realized i know like 3 trans girls irl who all went down the dave transition pipeline

[bxdtime-ceai]

internal dilemma led me to take a test that showed a link between 83% of my experiences with agender folks and 60% with genderqueer. but i didnt even know how to answer most of the questions

agender and/or genderqueer people - how do you know the label fits for you? how do you relate to the term? please share in comments or reblogs <3333

[uncanny-tranny]

Is this community safe for non-passing or non-transitioning (socially/medically) trans people, even if they had the means to transition?

Why would it be? If someone can easily/safely transition and choose not to, I would question if they were trans. I’ve lived through people invading my trans student union bc they wanted to be special, I’m not going to do it again

Because being trans is an identity, not an action. You can transition, yes, but that doesn't mean you are "more trans." If somebody can safely transition but they choose not to, that is their decision, and it isn't your right nor responsibility to tell them what you think about it, frankly.

As somebody who is transitioning, I can understand if you don't understand why somebody isn't transitioning. However, you don't have to "get it" to respect them. I'm sorry, but I don't feel much sympathy for people who say, "if you don't transition, you just want to feel special, and you aren't trans"

Again: being trans is an identity. The same way as being cis - cis people do not have to "prove" they are cis, why do trans people? Why must we constantly have to appease everybody around us? I transitioned for me, I take testosterone for me, I changed my name for me, I dress masc for me - none of that involves anybody else, and I reckon it is similar to people who are not transitioning medically or socially.