#transgenderissue

[audreythompson1]

BREAKING: Marjorie Taylor Greene says Transgender Admiral Rachel Levine is “A Mentally Ill Man.” Do you agree with her? A. YES B. NO

[petnews2day]

Transgender woman, 26, smiles after being found GUILTY of murdering random stranger on night out in 'Don't F*** with Cats' inspired killing after putting a pet in a blender

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Transgender woman, 26, smiles after being found GUILTY of murdering random stranger on night out in 'Don't F*** with Cats' inspired killing after putting a pet in a blender

A sadistic transgender woman has today been found guilty of murdering a BMW engineer in a ‘Don’t F*** with Cats’ inspired killing.  Scarlet Blake, 26, battered and strangled Jorge Martin Carreno, 30, after stalking the streets of Oxford looking for a ‘vulnerable victim’ having been urged to kill by her gun and death-obsessed partner in America. She targeted Carreno […]

See full article at https://petn.ws/zdWh1 #CatsNews #Dailymail, #Netflix, #News, #TransgenderIssues

[drankitaraj]

At #times #litfest.. #literaryevent #GREATtalks… given #mybooks and #odop of #jaunpur.. met #mypublisher #VLMS #MediaSolution.. #glad to meet #journalist Mr. #ravishivshankar, #vicepresident Mr. #dhanushvirsingh, #author Dr. #asmawafai (#medical #educator at #HamdardUniversity), #writer Mr #sharifrangnekar.. #greatlunch #greatdiscussions on #transgenderissues #Homosexuality.. #fieldvisit by #schoolchildren to promote #reading and #writing.. https://www.instagram.com/p/CojMvQBSQXF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sorantia]

On the issues of Sinfest

Sinfest is a webcomic that I used to follow religiously for many years. I’ve watched it decline into basically a mess as it is now: A highly pro-radfem comic in a rather misguided attempt to point out the problems of Patriarchy. Don’t get me wrong, Patriarchy is a huge problem that needs to be dealt with. Too many men in power are trying to regain control of women by rolling back the women rights, as well as LGBT rights. Too many men are able to get away with rape, sexual assault, etc. Women too, yes, but patriarchy is a problem that contributes to rape culture, violent treatment toward women, LGBT, and to be quite blunt: Anyone that isn’t a conservative Christian. But I digress. Tatsuya Ishida continued to take the comic in a rather harmful way that just does no one any favour. *Including, and most notably: the portrayal of Johnbies. *The portrayal on how pornography is evil. >> Including an incredibly strawman argument that only men consumes porn, and *all* women in porn are being exploited in any shape or form. >> This is shown that there has not been not one single female johnbie (or is it janebie? lol) >>It has been shown that virtually all men (save exception of basically Slick, Theo, Criminy and ‘The Cartoonist’ (which is basically Tats’ self insert), Squig, and pretty much any devil-men). Obviously a representation of “#YesAllMen” *And most recently, basically attacking on transgender and gender fluid through “hormone medicine” GenderX drug store, and “Gender Camp”. >>He basically finally confirms and shows his true colour as being a hateful TERF that we all suspected him to be. For a long time, I basically gave him a benefit of the doubt, but his actions just.. well, made me lose respect for him constantly. His latest chapter basically said ‘fuck it, he’s a shithead now’. Also, he basically banned me from his new forums, just for thanking someone for being supportive about transgender people. He also deleted the old sinfest forums, calling it “too pro-pornography and pro-prostitution” and alienated virtually 99.9% of his fans that have followed the comic religiously. We called this skyworld. Fortunately, we anticipated this and a discord server was made. He created a new forums, which is yellow. We basically called it Pissword, and is basically an incredibly glorified Echo-chamber. More on that in the next post...

[cosmicoakley]

Ugh Dysphoria has hit again...

[nicholasbholmes]

Dis a pic of me cause I love that pic.

[elektromatti]

VIdeo for Why Was I Made A Boy by trans artist Matti Charlton. Features almost 100 different pride flags.

[franklong12]

Air Force Offers Help To Military Families Hurt By States' New Anti-LGBTQ Laws In an extremely uncommon transfer, the A... Read the rest on our site with the url below https://worldwidetweets.com/air-force-offers-help-to-military-families-hurt-by-states-new-anti-lgbtq-laws/?feed_id=157788&_unique_id=6256c7c41bdaf #airforce #dontsaygaybill #LGBTQ #LGBTQYouth #transgenderissues

[c-you-on-the-otherside]

03/13/18

I wanted to take a minute to talk about how I’m feeling.

It seems and feels as though my families progress has come to a halt. Then again, how can I push them to be challenged and face it if I’m kinda still hiding in the shadows as well?

I have my days where I feel good about my gender and being trans and I have my days where I feel bad about it. Like most of my posts on here, I know that feelings will come and go, but knowing who I am, has only ever become more certain.

Today I spent a lottttt if time on instagram following more trans guy blogs and looking at Drs. products of top surgery. It was nice to kinda become consumed by it because I found a lot of people with my same chest size having some pretty amazing results.

Now I know I’m by no means small...I’ve always been broad shouldered and pretty stocky just from playing sports my whole life and genetics. But I also know I’m not super super big in terms of weight and size wise.

I definitely don’t have the muscle definition I used to have when I was playing sports 24/7 but I still have my strength and a bit of muscles beneath the fat that has formed since my time out of intense physical activity.

It was nice to see these results on people with chests as big as mine or even bigger. One of my biggest worries about starting to transition is gaining weight and being a “fat guy”. I’m worried that getting too surgery will make a bad looking chest because of my chest size but today restored my hope in it and made me truly excited for the day I get to get these off my chest.

I called today to get an appointment at a clinic a buddy of mine goes to in Boston. Though I don’t think I’m ready to start hormones just yet, I am ready to ask questions and get the whole speeel from a Dr. I have so many questions that I legit don’t even know what to ask, but I know I have questions that need answering.

I’m just so excited for my journey and seeing the physical changes of my body match the man I know I am.

I’m so excited to never have to wear a bra or a binder anymore, to go to the gym already feeling 10 pounds lighter because I don’t have this extra burden to carry.

I’m just genuinely happy and hopeful for my future. On days like today I want to start hormones now, but I know in my heart that I still have a lot to navigate in myself and with the people that I love. I won’t wait forever though.

In other news, a few things have happened that were upsetting like my mom suggesting my being trans is just as much of a flaw as her social anxiety is. Or my dad sending me a totally obnoxious and blatantly purposeful DAUGHTER card in Valentine’s Day. I took both of those things and processed them with intentions to post about them with a clear head at a later date but over time it just became less irrelevant. Shit like that hurts but I have hope and I have faith in the fact that there are plenty of other holidays where my dad will get it right. And as far as my mom goes, she says the wrong shit all the time, but she loves me no less and she’s trying.

I love my family so much and I want to be patient and respectful, I just don’t know how much longer Calvin can live in these shackles. He comes out everyday ready to face on the world, ready to teach people and enlighten people, ready to be who I’ve always meant to be.

It’s a long journey to the top, but I wouldn’t want it any other way. I am so proud of how I got here, who I continue to be, and who I know I will become. I love this life, I love myself, and I am forever grateful to be Calvin.

[alittlefeministpenguin]

Transgender women are not required to meet the standards that visually satisfy YOUR cisgender ideas of being a woman.

[sherbetbutterfly]

I had a really nice night last night @homemcr. It's such an interesting documentary and not only that there was a question and answer session with the director and main focus of the film Jason Parker. What he went through is so remarkable for so many reasons and the film really is a intimate struggle of a familiar but also unfamiliar struggle. As a trans woman as well it challenged me a bit and it certainly makes you think. #moviereview #documentaryfilm #representationmatters #transgenderissues (at HOMEmcr) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwMld9GDhhsnoqT-uFaFaaYu2bxKTD1o7dO-5k0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=4dhskd1h4qbe

[nicholasbholmes]

You though you left behind your darkness, but it chased you wherever you went until you couldn't keep it no more. That's when it creeps up to you and breaks you down, when all the demons you thought you've defeated come back and all you can do is cry.

[ms-gender-blog]

Is Generation Z Conservative?

A 2016 American study found that while only 18% of Millennials attended church, church attendance was 41% among Generation Z.

Polls found eight out of ten members of Gen Z considered themselves “fiscally conservative.”

In certain areas, Generation Z is more risk-averse than the Millennials. In 2013, 66% of teenagers had tried alcohol, down from 82% in 1991.

A 2016 study done by the Annie E. Casey Foundation found that Generation Z had lower teen pregnancy rates, less substance abuse, and higher on-time high school graduation rates compared to Millennials.

Business Insider describes Generation Z as more conservative, more money-oriented, more entrepreneurial and pragmatic about money compared to Millennials. This make sense considering members of Generation Z have watched their parents live through the second worst economic decline in American history (starting in 2008), and have witnessed the aftermath of mass layoffs and rampant foreclosures.

One British study conducted by global consultancy firm, The Guild, found Gen Z participants ten times more likely than Millennials to dislike tattoos and body piercings.

Is Generation Z Liberal?

Gen Z is more diverse than any generation. Frank N. Magid estimates that Gen Z is 55% Caucasian, 24% Hispanic, 14% African American, 4% Asian and 4% mixed race or other. He also states that Gen Z exhibits positive feelingsabout ethnic diversity in the U.S. and is more likely than older generations to have social circles that include different ethnic groups, races, and religions. This makes them more sympathetic to movements regarding racism, such as Black Lives Matter, and less tolerant for institutionalized discrimination against different religions, ethnic groups or immigrants.

Generation Z is more liberal in areas like marijuana legalization, and transgenderissues, according to a study done by The Gild. 56% of 13-to-20-year-olds said that they knew someone who went by gender neutral pronouns such as “they,” “them,” or “ze,” compared to 43% of people aged 28 to 34 years old, according to the results of the Innovation Group’s major new study. Over a third of Gen Z respondents also strongly agreed that gender did not define a person as much as it used to. This figure dropped to 23% among Millennials who were 28 and up.

75% of Gen Z support same sex marriage. They’re more likely to have grown up around same sex parents, and therefor don’t see this as unusual—or illegal.

76% are concerned about global warming. This makes sense considering the amount of environmental disasters they’ve witnessed so far, including the 2013 Colorado forest fires (most destructive wildfire in history,) tornado in Joplin, Missouri in 2011 (single deadliest tornado in US history since advent of modern weather forecasting,) the flooding devastating Mississippi river valley (one of largest and most damaging floods recorded in past century,) and much more.

It has been reported that Generation Z are, “the least likely to believe that there is such a thing as the American Dream.”

Having grown up bombarded by mass shootings in their own country, and terrorist attacks overseas, this generation more likely supports gun control.

May I say NEITHER?