#trans eli

[headedtobandomeer]

Fic I'll eventually get around to writing

Trans Eli shows up at the ascendancy pregnant.

This is less than ideal, especially as the chiss are fairly conservative.

Thrass (who isn't dead. He was stranded for a while but he did get found) shows up and immediately is like "I don't know what your relationship was to Thrawn. But I'm putting it in the official record that the two of you performed a marriage ceremony and that you are his husband because the last thing that Thrawn needs is a child born out of wedlock. He has enough people thinking that he's a loose cannon without that. So you are married and that child is not a bastard you hear me"

[spookyboywhump]

I imagine Eli did tell Zander his deadname at some point because Zander is one of the people he considers cool enough to know and not long afterwards he’d be like “hey Zander, what’s my deadname?” And Zander would just stare at him and Eli would think it’s funny at first and then he’d be like “Alright man it’s not a fucking slur, you can say it, you’ve already proved you’re a good ally and shit you don’t need to pretend you forgot” and Zander would just keep staring at him and Eli would realize oh he. Actually forgot it.

[bleakbluejay]

being nonbinary can be frustrating because people will either force you into the binary (insisting on called trans fems girls and trans mascs boys, for example. kings. queens. etc), OR they will force you out of it (not allow you to call yourself a boy, girl, etc). god forbid you identify as something like a nonbinary lesbian ("how can you be a lesbian if you aren't a girl then??" well because it's my gender and sexuality and i get to choose how i feel about it and how they interact with each other :3). god forbid you use traditionally binary pronouns like he or she instead of they or xe, or keep your gendered birth name.

they want to render down the infinite experiences of nonbinary people into a single identifiable third gender and it just doesn't work that way.

[sad-leon]

i can't believe it's pride month and I haven't drawn Doe

[johnconstantinesdick]

I get the criticism of the Hunters of Artemis from a narrative perspective—it sucks that it essentially boots interesting female characters out of the story—but it always baffles me when people viciously hate Artemis for *checks notes* doing damage control.

Like. Thalia explicitly goes with Artemis to avoid the prophecy, and I definitely think that’s the reason Artemis tried so hard to get her to join—hell, you can view the hunters trying to recruit Annabeth as a way to get Thalia to join. And Bianca? You can’t convince me that Artemis didn’t guess there was something up there and react accordingly.

If Percy or Nico were even a little bit girl-adjacent you bet your ass she would be all over them to join. No one actually wants to risk the Great Prophecy happening, and Artemis is doing a hell of a lot more to stop it than anyone else.

[transastronautistic]

When people stumble over their pronouns, stammer, blush, or apologize in embarrassment, I often think of Riki Anne Wilchins' description of her friend Holly Boswell: "Holly is a delicate Southern belle of long acquaintance ....S/he has tender features, long, wavy blonde hair, a soft Carolina accent, a delicate feminine bosom, and no interest in surgery. Holly lives as an open transgendered mother of two in Asheville, North Carolina. Her comforting advice to confused citizens struggling with whether to use Sir or Madam is, 'Don't give it a second thought. You don't have a pronoun yet for me.’” ... ...[T]o answer the homophobes becomes easy, those folks who want to dehumanize, erase, make invisible the lives of butch dykes and nellie fags. We shrug. We laugh. We tell them: your definitions of woman and man suck. We tell them: your binary stinks. We say: here we are in all our glory — male, female, intersex, trans, butch, nellie, studly, femme, king, androgynous, queen, some of us carving out new ways of being women, others of us new ways of being men, and still others new ways of being something else entirely. You don't have pronouns yet for us.

- Eli Clare in Exile & Pride: Disability, Queerness and Liberation (1999)

[ironicallyelijah]

dipper with transphobic parents worried grunkle stan is also gonna be transphobic and then he and mabel pull up to gravity falls and stans got a he/him pin on and is all just call me your grunkle trans!!! am. am i doing this right soos.

[cosmiclion]

First Pride Month sketch is, of course, the woman ever 💖

[danosrosegarden]

shoutout to cis men with tboy swag. gotta be one of my favorite genders.

[qoppybirdie]

was listening to marina and woaaghwkoah eli vision... tweening was fun (and an ass) but if i get another idea i shall do it again ‼️ i think for now ill just tween single images instead of making several for an edit 😭

[corvidcrowned]

TRANSGENDER DAY 🔥

[spookyboywhump]

1 for Wren? I’m interested in what his relationship w his gender is

1. What's your oc's gender identity? What's their relationship to their gender?

Wren is a trans man. If asked his gender he usually just says man to keep things simple but he loves being a man and he’s very proud to be transgender. It wasn’t always that way but at this point in his life he feels very secure with himself and comfortable in his own skin and his own identity. His gender is just another part of him, it’s who he is and how he wants people to view him, and it’s a part of himself he loves dearly. He doesn’t hate the girl he was raised as, he doesn’t see himself as somebody who was always a man, he just grew into one, and he’s a lot happier now that he and the people around him are all accepting of that.

[emoreooo]

boy yuri

[tomatoart]

one shot click click click reload reload reload

[spookyboywhump]

Wren, showing Zander a pre-transition picture of himself: this is me before I unlocked character customization.

[stackslip]

the past two days have been the happiest i've been in a very long time