#gender binary
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midwestemokilledmygrandma · 6 months ago
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transsexual is not an old fashioned or outdated term. transsexual is not a term only used by transmedicalists, truscum and transphobic trans people. you do not have to like or use the term transsexual for yourself and no one is forcing you to, however you do have to be normal about other people using the term transsexual to describe themselves and their experiences.
people still use the term transsexual, transsexual is a term steeped in trans history and trans liberation because transness is not just about the gender binary but also about the sex binary. for many people transness is inherently related to their sex and they are trying to change their sex. sex is not an irrefutable, immutable fact and the sooner people accept that the sooner trans, nonbinary and intersex liberation becomes a possibility. I hate the sentiment that gender is a changeable social construct and sex is a biological fact because sex is also a changeable social construct.
stop buying into t_rf and transphobic rhetoric about sex.
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prokopetz · 8 months ago
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New gender binary: either you exist or you don't exist.
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zaebeecee · 5 months ago
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I’m gonna start an ice cream shop specifically for all of the people who say gender is binary or make that “but nonbinary and binary is still a binary lol” joke
This ice cream shop will sell two flavors: vanilla and not vanilla
“What’s not vanilla?” I’m glad you asked, because I can assure you, it’s not vanilla
“But not vanilla could be a lot of things” oh you mean like how nonbinary could be a lot of things?
IT’S ALMOST LIKE BREAKING STUFF INTO TWO ARBITRARY CATEGORIES DOESN’T ACTUALLY MAKE IT A CHOICE BETWEEN TWO THINGS OR SOMETHING???
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alienbycomics · 1 year ago
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A comic I made to remind you that interests aren’t gendered! Like what you want to like! 🏳️‍⚧️
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justdavina · 26 days ago
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Amazing cross-dresser! I love her wonderful dress!
She looks so happy! She's proud of herself! I'm so happy for her!
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cupcakeshakesnake · 8 months ago
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Tried to shop for a field jacket online and gave up.
I don't want to look like someone's uwu smol girlfriend I want to look like a deadbeat dad in a zombie apocalypse
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totally-ikea · 4 months ago
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Tumblr can you identify as non binary with she/they pronouns? /srs
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intersexfairy · 1 year ago
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people are discriminated against - sometimes violently - for their sex traits. but not in whatever fucked up and bigotted way radfems mean that. sex and gender are different things, despite people acting as otherwise.
and there is no set of privileged sex traits. it's all dependent on what traits an individual has/doesn't have, how they identify/express themselves, and how they're perceived. any one of those things being "off" can lead to discrimination in relation to sex traits.
so as a trans intersex person, i sincerely wish this is what "sex based discrimination" referred to. it's something anyone can experience, and it's not fucking fair the phrase is taken on by bigots pretending to be fighting for women's rights.
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i will never forget about the time i went to the mall with two of my friends and during lunch one of them came out to my mom as nonbinary. so when we stood up to leave after we finished eating my mom said "alright, let's get our shop on, they/thems!"
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beckyts · 4 months ago
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It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed.
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animentality · 1 year ago
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roomwithavoid · 4 months ago
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trans people in sports/bathrooms
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rapeculturerealities · 4 months ago
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The Shameful Controversy Over Olympic Boxer Imane Khelif | WIRED
Everything seemed to be running smoothly until the 2023 World Cup, organized by the International Boxing Association. The Russia-led IBA, which is not recognized by the International Olympic Committee, disqualified Khelif after a gender eligibility test allegedly found she has XY chromosomes. IBA president Umar Kremlev has said that both Khelif and Taiwanese boxer Lin Yu-ting, who allegedly had a similar test result, “were trying to deceive their colleagues and pretend to be women.” Khelif has contested the allegations.
Both Khelif and Lin were admitted to Olympic boxing competitions. Admission rules in this case are handled by the so-called Boxing Unit, which has ensured that all athletes participating in the Games' boxing tournament comply with the rules of eligibility and registration for the competition as well as all medical regulations, which also includes the appropriate demonstration of medical certificates stamped and verified to at least three months before the start of the competitions.
“These boxers are completely eligible. They are women on their passports, they are women who have competed in the Tokyo Olympics and have been competing for many years, I think we all have a responsibility to tone it down and not turn it into a witch hunt,” said IOC spokesperson Mark Adams, at a news conference on Tuesday.
Still, prominent figures on social media decried Khelif's participation in the Games. X owner Elon Musk amplified a tweet from swimmer Riley Gaines that “men don't belong in women's sports,” while author J.K. Rowling falsely referred to Khelif as “a male who’s knows he’s protected by a misogynist sporting establishment enjoying the distress of a woman he’s just punched in the head.”
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bizarreaizen · 7 months ago
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can we stop putting individuals in the fem, masc, or androgynous category just because of their pronouns? no, not all people who use she/her are fem or fem-presenting, no, not all people who use he/him are masc or masc-presenting, and no, not all people who use they/them are androgynous or supposed to be androgynous. our identities and how we present ourselves are way more then our pronouns /srs
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justdavina · 3 months ago
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Korra Del Rio: Stunning Transsexual Model wearing a sexy mini dress that's wonderful on her.
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javasquats · 5 months ago
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I think it’s a good personal challenge to see how much you can remove “masculine” and “feminine” from your vocabulary.
Now I don’t mean this in a “grrr stop doing this, it’s problematic” way. I mean it more as an exercise.
When you use the term “feminine,” what specifically do you mean in THAT context? Do you mean nurturing? Flamboyant? Community oriented? Embellished? Are you referring to a bodily feature? Do you mean something else?
What word could you use to replace the word “masculine” and still get your message across? Utilitarian? Brash? Action and service oriented? A word for a bodily feature? Something else?
From a linguistics perspective, these words are especially nebulous. As we move away from a bioessentialist binary view of gender, the meanings of these words are becoming more and more difficult to pinpoint. EVERY person is going to have a different understanding of what these words imply, based on their own encounters with the words.
Many (queer) people identify with these words and use them in ways that empower them, and that’s so wonderful to see. And also, these words historically rely on a traditional gendered world view to convey meaning.
I think reflecting on what other words we can incorporate into our vocabulary to describe behaviors, bodies, and presentations may help us break away from that binary thinking. Again, this isn’t a prescription, rather an invitation to give this a try!
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