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genderqueerdykes · 3 days
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🏳️‍🌈 Severely disabled trans person in need of money for rent, bedding, necessities, & food after recovering from homelessness ♿
hello, i am a multiply disabled autistic trans person who was just homeless for 6 months straight. i am mstruggling with schizophrenia, PTSD, DID, hypermobile ehlers danlos syndrome, and arthritis0. i use a cane and wheelchair. i had to live in a hotel for 2 months almost exactly which ate through my f unds and sal es. i appreciate everything that has been done for me thus far, orders have resumed shipping now that people have aided with us getting a new printer
you can find these new pieces on our Ko-Fi shop, among others, even sharing this post does a lot for us. thank you, i really appreciate all of the support and kindness during this time in my life. you kept a disabled trans person housed for 6 months. we can't thank you enough!
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justdavina · 3 days
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Rafaela Didone: Transgender goddess! She amazing looks take my breathe away! OMG!!!! She's gorgeous!
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that-bisexual · 3 days
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...uhhhh uh uh huh ummm hahehehemmm uhmmmm...
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pinkcrocss · 2 days
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On Jordan's pronouns..
So the show has openly referred to Jordan as "Bigender" not necessarily "non-binary" (not to say that only non-binary people choose to use they/them pronouns) and we've seen Jordan's friends and loved ones use she/her, he/him and they/them pronouns without any corrections from Jordan.
From that, I think it's clear that Jordan is comfortable with all three pronouns being used. I would go further and say, when using gendered pronouns, Jordan seems to prefer them to mirror how they are presenting.
So more or less, he/they when they're in their masc form and she/they when they are in their fem form. Which is reflective of the experience of some of the genderqueer/gender fluid people I've known irl.
In fact, the only instance of true misgendering we see towards Jordan is in episode 3, from their parents. Essentially, their dad intentionally ONLY uses he/him pronouns, regardless of Jordan's form. And in that instance, there is the added context of the fact that Jordan's father openly rejects Jordan's fem identity.
I bring this up to say, that there's a very annoying behavior I've noticed where anytime someone refers to Jordan using a gendered pronoun, people either jump down their throat or rudely correct them to *they, as if they are intentionally misgendering Jordan.
To some extent, I understand the desire to come to Jordan's defense because the majority of the world is very transphobic, and people want to nip any potential misgendering in the bud.
But I think it is also harmful.
I've seen a lot of discourse about the inherent transmisogyny of people who exclusively refer to trans women and other binary transpeople by "they" pronouns only, as a way to still not acknowledge part of their identity.
There's nothing wrong with using "they" exclusively for Jordan (I do that in my fics too. Just cuz it's easier), but the whole point of pronoun discourse is to get people to actually take the time to respect people's chosen pronouns and understand how it relates to their identity. And when people are genuinely trying to do that in good faith, but people are jumping down their throat and insisting they only use a blanket "they" because of the off chance that you're assuming they're trying to misgender a fictional character, I think it's actually less progressive than people think.
Like yes, call out misgendering and point out when people are actively trying to assign a specific gendered identity to Jordan; but actually take the time to figure out if that is what the person is doing first.
I've been seeing a growing backlash towards Neo-pronouns and any identities outside the gender binary, and I feel like this level of over-correction directly feeds into that sentiment.
Has anyone noticed the same thing? Or maybe have a different interpretation of Jordan's pronoun usage?
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I literally do not understand how most people perfer punk as just the aesthetic after knowing about the culture.Sickest music ever,learning to make your own shit,UNlearning internalized bigotry,helping people,being weird as fuck,breaking the law,sense of community and solidarity,kids looking up to you and getting them join in.What is the downside compared to looking cool with piercings and dyed hair but not even being willing to be rude to people who actually deserve it instead of trying to be Mcu quip-adjacent,it's like we're an entirely different species.Are you guys afraid to develop personalities?Is that why you kin Mcu characters?
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candy8448 · 2 days
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If this post gets 3000 notes by the 16th April, i will come out to my friends
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I think maybe, just maybe, I have enough pride flag bracelets now
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oblivion45 · 1 day
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Rafaela Didone
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cum-villain · 2 days
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here's to the bigender people who use only one set of pronouns. here's to the bigender people who aren't a man and a woman, but are bigender in a different way. here's to the bigender people who are trans but not nonbinary. here's to the bigender people who are nonbinary but not trans. here's to the bigender people who dont use either label. here's to the bigender people who use neopronouns. here's to the transmascfems and the transfemmascs. here's to the atypical bigender people.
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pridebicons · 3 days
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bigender arlecchino pride icons
requested by anon
like/rb if using + credit
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sapphic-boy · 3 days
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Designed another transandrogynous flag, tried to blend the colors together rather than having just purple.
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genderqueerdykes · 16 hours
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i love being a genderqueer trans man. i love playing with gender in ways that aren't very expected of someone with a masculine body and presentation. i love combining cutesy looks and aesthetics with a heavy beard, body hair and deep voice. i love how makeup looks on a rugged, angular face.
i love being able to wear the clothes that made me dysphoric when people saw and addressed me incorrectly. i love being able to be femme and effeminate without feeling like i want to crawl out of my skin, but rather, like i'm living my best self, and having fun while i do it.
i love being able to play with gender now, as opposed to feeling weighed down by it. i love being genderqueer. i love being a trans man.
if you find yourself questioning if you are or can be both, this is your sign that you can. people tell us that if we're effeminate that it means that we're confused girls, but that's not the case. cisgender men get to play with their appearance at times; people who approach me to compliment my appearance always assume i'm cisgender. if they can, so can we.
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justdavina · 18 hours
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Cute cross-dresser! I love her wonderful dress! She's so adorable...isn't she?
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silly-media-enjoyer · 8 months
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Image Description: The "I bring a sort of X vibe to X that X don't really like" edited to say "I bring a sort of all these rules are made up vibe to sexuality and gender that exclusionists don't really like"
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cephalopod-celabrator · 8 months
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It is inherently fun and sexy to say statements that swap the traditional genders of pronouns and terms mid-statement, such as: "I'm going to make him my wife" "She's my boyfriend" "Who says a guy can't be a pretty princess?" "That girl's the coolest dude I've ever met" "She's a madman who has to be stopped" "It's not his fault he's a material girl" Gender is a set of watercolors and the prettiest shades come from mixing the paints together.
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catmask · 10 months
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chameleon chameleon
a comic about being bigender, and bisexual, by me! happy pride everyone.
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