#irl trans community

[transmascpolls]

What about a poll of different ratios of trans fems to trans mascs that people know? Like I know about like 1:6 on trans mascs to trans fems, so for every trans masc person I'm friends with, I know about 6 trans fem people.

Hmmm, like this?

[wyldhavoc]

That egg didn’t stand a chance BAM!!

[new-twitter-memes]

Me: *Switches on bi lighting & hangs up pride flag*

Me: *Impatiently taps foot while looking at watch *

Where my fellow queers at??

[contagious-watermelon]

straight trans guys & aro trans guys solidarity. weird that my whole life I've been expected to be into dudes and now that I'm a guy the lgbts also want me to be into dudes or else they don't really think of me as one of them

and while I'm not attracted to anybody and straight trans dudes are attracted to women, i feel like we're in the same boat here. too queer for the straights and too straight for the queers

[carpethisnoctem]

You are beautiful. You are loved. You are not alone. 🫂🏳️‍⚧️🖤

Even in the face of disappointment, we stand together. Let's keep lifting each other up. We are resilient. We WILL get through this. 🫂💪

[stonermuttslut]

Ignore the messy room and mirror… sexy clown to pull me out of my depression lawl vid under cut ^_^ I love this look I feel so confident in it <333

(he/it)

[lovelyrotter]

ill probably delete this in a minute but ive just been fuckin boggled by what ive seen across tumblr in the last few days in particular. its why i havent really been around. like holy fucking shit, its really like some of yall just dont want a chunk of the trans community to exist. like some of yall are thisclose to saying it verbatum. way too many already have. 'shut up sit down be quiet and smile for us' type shit, gee where have i heard that before. oh yeah my entire life cause i was forcefully gendered as someones daughter. shock horror i know. you might be surprised to remember and/or learn that very few trans folks know theyre trans before we're 5, or even 10, and that that gendered experience stays with all of us in both/either small or large ways. either bc we literally dont have a solid identity yet (bc we're very small children), dont have the words, we're repressing it out of fear from how others will treat us, we're actually enjoying or enjoyed being another gender in our childhood, or we just genuinely didnt fuckin know until shit lined up later in life. weird isnt it that transmascs dont pop out as 6'1 brick shithouse cis men when we're born so yall know for certain that we're confused lost girls/women oops i mean big dangerous scary men. its almost like we're transgender too. none of yall actually know what intersectionality is or means

[r0tt3n-rabb1t]

Tiny obsessive bunny who worships everything you do 🤝 possessive manipulative old god

[3ofspades]

Out of all the things to crack my egg, I never thought it would be Being Employed

To start off, I identify (or did identify) as nonbinary and preferred they/them pronouns. So far, I've kept my birth name, since it's all I'd ever known, and I don't often share my pronouns with others until I really trust them I had always liked it when I went out presenting androgynously and liked it even more when I was "mistaken" for a guy. I thought it was affirming because it was so opposite to the normal "she/her" I would receive all the time. I still would dress "femininely" from time to time, mostly because those clothes are often more visually interesting, the same is true about makeup. I think the egg (or the egg within the egg) started to crack when I cosplayed a guy and drew on facial hair. I looked... really good. My grandma was visiting at the time and casually asked if I was trying to pass. I'm still unsure of what exactly she meant but it sparked something in my chest. Later, I started experiencing chest dysphoria more often and stronger than before. I'm not out to my family and can't really get a binder so it's been a bit of a struggle. But most recently, I got a job. I work a lot of hours at a well know company, with high standers of presentation for its employees. I've had a lot of meetings, introductions, all that good stuff. And every time I introduce myself by the name, I currently go by irl, I feel a little twist in my heart, a pull that something is not quite right. I got dressed for a meeting in a pretty butch outfit and did a little makeup, but it felt so wrong, dysphoria creeping under my skin. I hear my name a lot more then I'm used to now. Even in college, people hardly had to say it, I guess. But now it's every day, every day a small twang in my heart at that name, a harsh pull when I hear someone say, "You'll be helping her today". To be fair, I've only told one person my pronouns and only hinted at it with others, as while we are a company that claims to care about inclusion, the average employee may not be as open. I have a good relationship with a lot of my co-workers, and I don't want that to change. Back to gender, I did some self-searching and realized that I may be a bit more of a guy then I thought I was before. Suprise!

[yourfave-issomeones-id]

Alto Clef (SCP Foundation) flag

For anyone who equates any part of their identity, in any way to Alto Clef from The SCP Foundation.

(possible eyestrain below the cut)

[forcemascexperiments]

trans masc tags are full of discourse like come on I just wanted to look at some dudes ._.

[damien-devil-art]

Egg irl or something idk

[cursedbanalities]

Sometimes my fictional writing is actually non-fiction. Only emotionally, though.

[new-twitter-memes]

Seriously F*** playboy, but this was funny and weirdly wholesome (besides the wage gap ofc)

For those that can’t read the photo clearly; it says:

After years of regular meetings at a local bar, one of a trio of friends stunned his companions by announcing that he was really a woman trapped in a man's body and had finally decided to have a sex-change operation.

Months later, she reappeared at the old haunt and greeted her friends. Both men congratulated her on her appearance and began questioning her about the most painful aspect of the grueling operation.

"What was worse than that?"

"Lopping of your dick must have been the worst part," one said, wincing.

"Ummm," she pondered. "No, not really."

"Cutting off your balls, then," decided the other.

"No," she said, "That was bad, but not the worst."

"What was worse than that?"

"Getting my salary cut in half."

💀💀

[princessefemmelesbian]

My friend said that Harry Shitter would be a transandrophobia truther and I am literally SCREAMING CRYING THROWING UP AT HOW ACCURATE THAT IS 😭 HE WOULD THO

[yand3r33]