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Transyear !

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Transyear is a transexperience identity where someone may desire to/identify/feel as they’re in another year. (exp: it being 2023, but feeling as you’re in 2089 / 1989)

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could u do objdemigirl and objmale

— objdemigirl [ obj-demi-girl ]

when an individual thinks that an object should be / is demigirl !

— objmale [ obj-male ]

when an individual thinks that an object should be / is male !

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Permaclosedeyes

a PermaID where one feels their eyes are or should be permanently closed

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i love transid who cant transition

i love radqueers with unsupportive parents

i love transid who dont want to transition

i love radqueers whos safe space is online

the world is changing!! we'll live to see a world where we're accepted! antis are illogical and bigoted.

just live and wait!

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Could you do a permaMuzzled flag pretty please with a cherry on top

~ 🏷️

permamuzzled

One who feels as though they should always be muzzled

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transcandymedication

where someone wants to take fake candy medicine in a serious way as if it was actually prescribed to them.

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opinion on transabled ppl?

I confess I'm not super familiar with this issue, but this is my understanding of what transabledness is about (which roughly informs my opinion):

Some people have outwardly-appearing bodies that are classified, by medicine and society, as "normal" or "healthy" or "able-bodied," but have internal perceptions of their bodies and selves that align with ways of embodiment that are classified as disabilities (like being blind, or being an amputee). They may seek surgery or other body modifications to align their outward body to their inner sense of self.

Psychiatry classifies this way of being as a "mental disorder" called "body integrity identity disorder" or "body dysmorphic disorder." Doctors usually deny people the right to surgery or body modification, because they are considered "mentally ill."

Some people in this identity category have chosen to reject the pathologizing terminology of "BIID" or "dysmorphia" in favor of the more neutral, non-pathologizing term "transabled."

The term "transabled" is designed to invite parallels to "transgender" as a framework for people whose inner sense of self does not align with what society says their bodies should be.

So my opinion is that I am completely in favor of psychiatrically pathologized people reclaiming or reframing a pathologized identity in favor of a non-pathologized term or framework. Embracing the term "transabled" instead of "BIID" sounds great to me, just like embracing "autistic" instead of "suffers from autism spectrum disorder," or "Mad" or "neurodivergent" instead of "mentally ill," or "fat" instead of "obese," or "queer" instead of "sexual disorder." Rock on with your community-claimed radical depathologizing terminology!

Also, bodily autonomy is a basic human right. If anyone makes the free, informed, consenting choice to modify xyr own individual body, for whatever reason, they should absolutely be free to do so. Period.

I've encountered three basic arguments against transabled people's deserving acceptance and autonomy: that "it's a mental illness," that it's appropriation of disability, and that it's appropriation of transgenderness.

Obviously, anyone who's glimpsed my page knows how firmly I reject the first argument.

So is transabledness appropriation of disability? No. It is a disability. Society expects people to experience their bodies a certain way. Transabled people cannot do that. Because their abilities don't align with society's expectations of them, they are disabled. Even under the medical model of transabledness as a "disorder," that makes transabled people disabled.

So is transabledness appropriation of transgenderness? I'm not transabled or transgender, so that's not really for me to say. I can see the argument that it is. Maybe there should be a different term used, or a different framing that doesn't invite the comparison to transgenderness. But I also think we have to differentiate good-faith concerns about appropriation from bad-faith stigma shifting and respectability politics. Much of the queer liberation movement is centered on "Queer people deserve rights because they're neurotypical," which sacrifices the rights of neurodivergent people, including neurodivergent queer people. So if transgender people say that the "transabled" label is appropriation, we should listen to them, but if they say that transabled people "make them look bad" because "it's a mental illness," we should push back on that.

Short answer: I support acceptance and bodily autonomy for all people with all kinds of mental/physical differences, including transabledness.

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Hi! Could you make TransMtf?(being as you want to be mtf but you arent a biological man to begin with? If its not already a thing?)

— transmtf [ trans-mtf ]

when an individual wants to be / identifies as being mtf !

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i wish the radqueer and transID communities werent so intertwined. i use transids and am mostly pro-transID but im not radqueer. but everyone associates radqueer and transIDs together. i wish they were sisters and not twins

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Transdogfigurine / Transdogfigure

A transobject/transspecies identity where one desires to be or identifies as a dog figurine/figure despite not bodily being one

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" haha !!! I'm such a freak !!!!! "

" radq , para , proship , fet1sh dni ! "

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Shifter pride flag. You're welcome lol

I got the idea for it after wishing there was a way to find other shifters like other communities have. Then I remembered pride flags exist, and they're so ubiquitous (I've seen them for communities that aren't LGBT+) that nobody would bat an eye if a shapeshifter used them in their profiles. So here, a shifter pride flag.

Any shifter can use it! For flag usage, I define a (shape)shifter as: a person who can alter their physical body and/or reality so that they resemble another creature or entity not of their original form. This change may be partial or full, may involve slight physiological changes all the way up to actual genetic alteration, and may include changes to one's surrounding environment as well as their physical body. It sounds convoluted but I defined it this way in order to be inclusive of supernatural shifters like the faoladh and benadanti, who did not physically transform their human bodies but still took on another form and/or shifted in another realm. I am also being inclusive of shifters who claim other origins for their shifting abilities, or who feel that shifting may or may not involve the genetics of other species. I am also being inclusive of any and all forms of shifters, as shifters historically came in a variety of forms and had different ways of acquiring said forms.

Color meanings below!

Black: The cover of darkness is when most shifters choose to change. Black here represents the secrecy associated with shifting and being a shifter. Soft White: The moon has long been associated with werewolves and other supernaturals, and this stripe touches upon the mythology surrounding werewolves, supernaturals and the moon. Magenta: A typical color used to represent the unknown, magenta shows the penchant for the supernatural many shifters have. Dark Red: Known for its association with blood, dark red here represents the human body, and the mortal nature of most shifters. Green: Nature and natural colors. This represents a shifter's connection to the outside and animal world, and their baser instincts.

You're more than welcome to throw your species or any other symbols on this flag and use it for personal use. You don't have to credit me, though it would be appreciated! Link back to this post if someone wants the full background behind how this came about!

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Weirdpunk

A punk movement based around being weird and encouraging being weird (in a way that doesn't harm anyone).

I'm autistic, have PPD, and OCD. These carry what neurotypicals deem, "weird traits." They make me act "weird", talk "weird", dress 'weird', etc etc.

I have identities that may be deemed "weird." My speech and writing patterns follow a non-normative vocabulary.

I have "weird" disorders, disabilities, and identities alongside many factors. I've been called weird multiple times. However, now? I take fucking pride in that shit. I take pride in being weird.

Encouraging being weird includes non-conforming of trying to be "normal" and rather accepting the weird, funky side of yourself. Also, accepts cringe, "flop" things, and more. It heavily goes against the stigma that those with traits that make the individual "weird" should either be sugar-coated or the individual should rather try to "fit in" and erase their "weird" traits. Rather, instead, it encourages that the individual loves the traits for how they are, as they are a part of themselves.

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Transservicedog

A transspecies/transoccupation identity where one desires to be or identifies as a service dog despite not bodily being one.

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Anti psychiatry neurodivergent flag

a flag for neurodivergent people who are anti-psychiatry, had terrible experiences with psychiatry, are self diagnosed and don’t want to be professionally diagnosed, had trauma with psychiatry, are anti manicomial etc.

colors meaning

Red : people with antisocial disorder

Purple : people with trauma, borderline, cptsd, ptsd etc.

Darker blue : people with depression, depressive disorders

Blue : people with other disorders unspecified etc.

Green : people with psychotic disorders

Yellow : people with did osdd

Brown : people with narcissism, histrionic disorder

By : exoticlabelsblog

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Pooltoyaldernic

An aldernic term for wanting or having a body that is partly or fully a pool toy

[no id, help appreciated]

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Fictioperspesque

A perspesque term for wanting being fiction(al) and/or fiction to be intwined in how others perceive them

no id, help appreciated