#boy xenogender

[rabidbatboy]

FRANKENGiRL ; a gender that feels both like a girl and something undead and stitched together, rotten and wearing torn clothing

FRANKENBOY ; a gender that feels both like a boy and something undead and stitched together, rotten and wearing torn clothing

frankenboy alt definition/flag here

🦇 ——— COINED BY ME

[ PT / frankengirl ; a gender that feels both like a girl and something undead and stitched together, rotten and wearing torn clothing

frankenboy ; a gender that feels both like a boy and something undead and stitched together, rotten and wearing torn clothing

frankenboy alt definition/flag here (link)

coined by me / END PT ]

[transonlyspace]

[rosedominatesyou]

Plugged a usb into my computer while it was in sleep mode and the monitor woke up. Made me giggle and say out loud, “It’s okay sweetheart, go back to bed.”

[genderqueerdykes]

i care about you if you are a trans person who feels they were born in the wrong body, have very strong dysphoria and/or don't like being reminded that you're trans. it's not an easy experience to deal with, and it's certainly a very legitimate one; it's very okay to not be at peace with one's transness, that does not mean one is not at peace with other people's. it's okay to struggle, to feel guilty for identifying as trans, to stay or go back in the closet, to never come out, to never tell anyone else, to never attend queer spaces, to never feel like your real gender, to feel depressed when you think about gender, or any other emotions that leave you feeling drained or negative. it's okay if you have a phase like this or you live this way the rest of your life

i care about you. you are still who you are even if those feelings are strong. take care

[doctor-disc0]

"Oh, you're trans? Are you mtf, ftm, mtnb, or ftnb?" Actually, I'm ftmtnbtftnbtmtnbtmtftxtnbtmtqtmftnbtmtfnbtmtxtmtmnbtmtnbtmtxtqtnbtmtfmnbtm-

In other words, I'm genderfluid

[mechanicalfelix]

[morutefawnn]

"mspec lesbians arent valid" "lesboys arent valid" "lesbian is woman liking only women" how about you shut up and we all kiss

[sakosai]

MAGIERA

— a gender related to magical girls/magical girl themes, princesses, and cuteness! One may be a princess who is a cute magical girl, a magical girl in love with cute princesses, etc.

MAGIVIR

— a gender related to magical boys/magical boy themes, princes, and cuteness! One may be a prince who is a cute magical boy, a magical boy in love with cute princes, etc.

Coined by The Presence!

[thefishdeath]

Never feel more masc then the times I try to look fem

[lovesse]

She Sent This Down From Above , Wishing For It To Reach The Masses . . .

♡ ꒱ * ₊ ･ㅤ◟ ♡BOY 𓂃 ଓ ⋮ a gender connected to the ♡ (( heart )) emoticon and being a boy

[genderstarbucks]

Transthing!!

Transthing | Transmanthing | Transwomanthing

Transboything | Transgirlthing

Transmascthing | Transfemthing | Transneuthing

Transthing is a term used to describe a transgender individual who identifies fully or partially as a thing. It can be considered an umbrella term for individuals who transition to a thing and/or a non-gendered identity. This term was made with nonhumans in mind, but anyone is welcome to use.

[rabidbatboy]

DiRTBAGTEENBOY ; a masculine gender relating to teenage dirtbags, being a teenage dirtbag or specifically doing dumb teenage things and being a boy (not exclusively for actual teenagers)

🦇 ——— COINED BY ME

[ PT / dirtbagteenboy ; a masculine gender relating to teenage dirtbags, being a teenage dirtbag or specifically doing dumb teenage things and being a boy (not exclusively for actual teenagers)

coined by me / END PT ]

[valentinbelleyh505]

what are the LGBT+ of the Smiling Critters?

Left to Right:

Bubba BubbaPhant — Demi-Boy n Bisexual

PickyPiggy — Demi-Girl n also Bi

CraftyCorn — XenoGender n Straight

DogDay — also Bi

Hoppy Hopscotch — Pansexual n also demi-girl

CatNap — DemiSexual

Bobby BearHug — Transgender n also Straight

KickinChicken — also Demi-Boy n Pansexual

[genderqueerdykes]

Things commonly asked while questioning one's gender

Here are some questions you may ask yourself if you are in the process of questioning your gender; if these questions have occurred to you, or create a dialogue or reaction in you, you could possibly have an experience that falls under the trans* umbrella. PLEASE note that NONE of these are REQUIREMENTS for being trans- people have asked me to lay out some basic questions you can ask yourself or a checklist and this is what i've come up with so far:

Does being called by my birth name bother me? would i be happier going by a different name of a different gender or a different name somehow?

Do the pronouns assigned with my birth gender feel inaccurate somehow? would i be happier if i changed my pronouns? does the gender marker assigned to me on licenses and IDs bother me or feel inaccurate?

Does the way other people address me affect me? does the way other people perceive me and assign gendered terms and roles to me in passive conversation bother me? does it bother me that people treat me like a "man" or "woman" when that's not how i feel? does it bother me when people aggressively call me sir, ma'am, lady, man, sister, brother, etc.

When engaging in roleplay or thought exercises, do i find myself naturally envisioning myself as a different gender, or creating characters of a different gender because it feels more safe, natural or comfortable to me while doing thought exercises or fantasizing? do i find that it comes easily to me to put myself in the shoes of another gender, perhaps even moreso than my agab?

Do I find myself relating to one gender moreso than others whenever I engage with fiction? do I find that I wish I could be a lot more like characters of a certain gender ? Do I find that it's easier to project myself on to characters of a different gender?

Do i feel trapped, uncomfortable, upset, irritated, or freaked out when other people comment on how feminine or masculine i am? do i feel like they are wrong in how they see me? do i feel uncomfortable when separated by genders with my peers? do i feel alienated when assigned to be partnered up with one gender but more at home with another? do i feel as though i'm forced to use the incorrect gendered spaces like restrooms?

Would i feel better or more free if i tried to look for different clothing? do the clothes i wear now feel wrong, restrictive, uncomfortable, or in some other way like they are not mine or do not suit me?

Do i wish my voice were lower or higher? does my internal view of how my voice should sound match how it does, and do i feel like i should change that to feel more comfortable and safe, or more like myself?

Do i wish my body were different in some way? does my internal view of how i look match how my body looks? is there something that's wrong or makes me feel uncomfortable? is there something that would make me happier if i changed it, like my musculature, fat distribution, facial structure, hair growth, and so on? do i feel as though something is missing, or needs to go?

Do I feel as though the genders described to me by others just don't fit? do i feel as though i just cannot fit into the boxes of male and female? do i feel as though no matter what gender i try to identify with , it is still inaccurate? do i find that i have an experience with a gender, but it's nothing like how most other people describe their experiences?

Do i wish that i could have more freedom in my presentation and identity? would being able to change my identity on occasion be more beneficial to me? is it too difficult for me to nail down an exact identity and it would be easier for me to identify with a more nebulous term like genderlessness? do overly rigid pre-defined genders or presentations make me feel trapped or left out?

Would i feel more comfortable if i were the one defining the terms i identify with as opposed to other people assigning them to me based upon how i look, sound and act?

Do i feel as though it is not possible for me to be cis no matter what way i try to present or which genders i identify with?

Do I find myself naturally looking up to gender non conforming, trans, nonbinary and other queer people in general? do i find that the way they go about presenting their genders and interacting with gender makes more sense than how cis people approach gender?

this is not an attempt at a diagnostic tool, nor is it required for you to experience ALL of these things, or even most of them. every trans person experiences something different. i'm presenting a list of common questions people ask themselves while questioning their gender. we will continue to add as we think of things

[starryarchive]

deadboy / boydead:

a gender that is a boy but in a dead, deceased way! (flag 1)

deadgirl / girldead:

a gender that is a girl but in a dead, deceased way! (flag 2)

[flag ID: 2 images. image 1: a 7-striped flag. the colors in order from the top are navy, green, tan, bluish white, tan, green, and navy. image 2: another 7-striped flag. the colors in order from the top are maroon, green, tan, pinkish white, tan, green, and maroon. end ID]

term & flags - strawb

req by - no one

Originally posted by orxngecrxsh, now inaccessible after their blog was terminated. Reposting for archival. Definitions recovered from drafts, flags recovered from reposts on tumblr and pinterest.

Additional comments from orxngecrxsh about the terms under the cut, also recovered from drafts:

to the blog in replies asking about what it feels like to be a deadboy- i id as one, and to me it feels like the boy part of me used to be there but have since died. its still there like a ghost but like.. dead? when strawb made this term, though, there were a lot of different experiences kitty was trying to encompass. it’s purposefully broad/vague! some of those include:

my experience ofc feeling like the boy part of you gender has died and lingers as a ghost but is still dead

a gender that was a boy, but has now died and moved onto another gender or no gender at all

a gender that is both masc and related to death / being dead / etc

etc etc! its really whatever you want it to be. anyone who feels like their gender is deadboy can id as it yk?

[lil-cherubb]

I actually am a girl but in the way a man would call a boat or a car by she/her. Also kinda like a boy, but in a "I'm just guessing" way, like in the way someone would refer to a plant or a pile of bones by he/him.

In other words I don't fucking know I'm just kinda vibing