#ftm drag queen

[lgbtqtext]

Requested by xphoenix133

[binders-and-beanies]

SPEAKING OF MY DRAG i was featured in this article alongside Yvie Oddly who is like, part of the reason I started doing drag in the first place so I’m still kinda losing my shit about it. P sure the author originally found me via tumblr based on the info that’s included and idk the person’s tumblr but if you’re seeing this THANK YOU you made my week and reminded me why I keep doing this 💕🍒

[genderqueerdykes]

btw there's no hard barriers between any queer identities- where one identity ends and another begins, they meld together, creating a gradient between the two, and every other identity around it. it's one big gradient, not rigid boxes that can never be touched by one another. queerness involves embracing those gray areas, celebrating them, and the lives of people who occupy them. being unique does not involve casting away those who are similar to you- there are no barriers between different queers, we are all part of the the same beautiful tapestry.

[justdavina]

Jake Warden (a gender game for gifted guys)

[mistyivory]

Halloween look my next show is in a few days 🖤🖤🖤

[everyponie]

lesboy furry and some drag queens!

[sexwithsophie]

THIS is exactly why I launched a @kickstarter for INCLUSIVE Wholesome Adult Sex Education Courses. Please pledge a dollar or two OR simply click "Remind Me" to follow the campaign: CLICK HERE

[thefoxyprince]

Daddy’s little fox prince

[binders-and-beanies]

Harrisburg Pride last week w my besties and partner :)

[genderqueerdykes]

trans people who were born in the wrong body, trans people who were born in the right body, trans people who were born the wrong gender but are the right gender now, trans people who have never had a gender, trans people who have lived as multiple genders intentionally, trans people who identify periods in their lives by which gender they were at the time, trans people who have always been their gender and trans people who fall under all other experiences are all trans people, and deserve love, companionship, kindness and community. all expressions and experiences of transness are good and deserve to be discussed- not one overshadows the other, not one is universally right or wrong, for every trans experience is as unique as the trans person it belongs to. all trans experiences are all good

[justdavina]

I just LOVE this stunning drag queens makeup! Her hair is sensational too! She's perfect! A thousand kisses darling!

[b0ngwata]

Support your local transmasc drag artist? 💕

[v1xyboy9]

Any other transmasc out there that when dressing feminine you just think your a drag queen? Or just me ?

[whorebughaze]

I’ve had the WORST fucking week, first my partner and I broke up, and now some evil cunt is doxxing me for being trans…might burn her house down

[midwestemokilledmygrandma]

I hate the internetisation of trans terminology because it has got to the point where people will earnestly say things like "this person from the past identified as a transvestite/this person from the past identified as a drag queen they weren't trans" i am begging u to research ur history. both transsexual and transgender are relatively new terms in trans history and there's been trans people long long before those terms were invented. transvestite history and drag history are intrinsically interlinked and there were people who identified as transvestites in the past who medically transitioned and lived their entire lives as the opposite sex. in the past transvestite was such a broad term that encompassed everything from crossdressers to the modern day transsexual. trans people invented drag. trans people coined the term crossdresser. words change in meaning over time but trying to force trans people of the past into the boxes we have today is unbelievably ignorant of our history. i wish all queer people on tumblr a very learn ur fucking history !!!!! it is so important to connect to the lgbt people of the past and learn how we got the rights we do have and who are our predecessors and pioneers of our identities. tbh even transvestite is a relatively new term. the way people identified in the past is not how people necessarily identify today.

even in the 9 years ive been out as trans which really isn't long at all the general community attitudes has really changed on terms that were incredibly common and popular 9 years ago like ftm and mtf and they are being more phased out in favour of terms like transmasc and transfem (lowkey i hate transmasc 4 myself...)

but i love u ftm (I love mtf as well but as someone who is ftm I love it 4 mysrlf), i love u transsexual, i love u transvestite and i love trans history <3

[mistyivory]

Why so Blue?🪽🩵