#non binary people are valid

[troythecatfish]

[yonderghostshistories]

My heart goes out to all my British trans and Non-binary people ❤️❤️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️, especially with what’s happened today.

You deserve peace. You deserve safety. You deserve protection. You deserve love.

You deserve all of those things, especially right now.

You are valid no matter what.

You are beautiful, and you are loved.

[panicatthebookshelf]

If you still think you can separate the art from the artist after JKR funded a campaign trying to erase trans people and now succeeding at passing a transphobic law, you can do the coolest of tricks and show me the cutest of cat pics, but I will still despise you.

Trans lives are more important than your nostalgic crap. JKR has blood on her hands and if you continue to share her work, even through fan art and fanfics, you don't actually care about saving lives.

[aeonsofstars]

I’m a trans man who supports trans women, non-binary people, people who use xenogenders, and everyone else under my umbrella :D

[venluming]

Pride month is ending so :]]

and some funky stuff

happy pride month!!!

[certifiedcodbabygirl]

Happy pride month to the bi people with opposite gender partners. We're still bi and I think sometimes people forget that

[skoosif]

friendly reminder that

Trans women don’t owe you femininity

Trans men don’t owe you masculinity

Non binary people don’t owe you androgyny

And your gender identity is valid no matter how you present!

[decispark]

Happy Non Binary People's Day!

I officially came out a year ago.

My pronouns are they/them.

[tigersharktheautisticseawing]

Agreed. All trans women are pretty, beautiful and gorgeous, all trans men look amazing and handsome, and all enbies (enby's?) look absolutely dashing and dapper

That's just facts

trans women have this habit of being gorgeous

[honeydreamzz]

are you truly a queer ally if you exclude or don't support the following?

queer people of color

queer women / feminine queers

queer men / masculine queers

amab queers

afab queers

intersex individuals

transgender individuals

non-binary indidviduals

any kind of non-conformity (pronoun, gender, label, etc.)

queer alterhumans

neopronominal / varipronominal / multipronominal / apapronominal / alterpronominal / nullpronominal / crosspronoun individuals

xenogenders

aro- / ace- / aroace-spec individuals

disabled queers

queer people who don't confirm with certain stereotypes of their identities or of queer people in general

the answer is, no, you really aren't. you're an exclusionist.

[werew0lfb0y]

Not the anti transmasc transfem reblogging my stuff and calling me a transmisandry truther and a tmra for saying that agab language and gender labels don't have to mean "born with a vagina" or "born with a penis"

Like damn I thought we were all in this together but yall bitches hateful.

Like by using both the label of transfem and transmasc I am not "taking away from trans women" I am simply stating what my gender means to me especially after being exposed to the trans community by trans women and how much that meant for my gender expression.

[isabela-merceds]

Trans women were never women you delusional fuck.

[trina-makes-an-entrance]

Honestly, I love this era's bmc fandom, because someone will say "Jeremy is a trans boy" and everyone will agree. And then someone says "Jeremy is a trans girl" and people will be like, ah, yes, you are absolutely right. And then another person will say "Jeremy is actually non-binary!" and everyone will immediately accept the headcanon.

And there are all this version of trans Jeremy that coexist in people's mind and are not exclusionary of other trans Jeremys. And it's great because people are not shitting on other people's headcanons because they are too busy drawing transfem Emmie fanart or explaining in detail how Jeremy found out they were non binary, or people saying Jeremy has a Miku binder (Thomas Jefferson flashbacks).

And I just love that for us. Let's keep the trans positivity up. I wanna see more of it.

[certifiedcodbabygirl]

Am I non binary or do I just hate myself so much that my body doesn't feel correct send tweet

[danwhobrowses]

He's only been in a day and it's clear that Donald Trump and his posse of tech billionaires and racists have a clear vision for America, and that vision is to turn it into the world's biggest factory and oil rig.

This man does not care for people, or the environment, or healthcare, he cares about oil and money and his own prejudices, slapping on the shallow name of patriotism as a mask for his malignance. While Canada and Mexico - the countries he alienates - help put out the fires in California he is leaving WHO and the Paris Agreement, not bothering to come to California when he wasn't president because he won't be able to take credit for its containment.

This is the man a baffling majority voted for, whose only desires are to profit his and his own buddies' business; he is not an everyman, he is not a patriot, and he is not a good person. The president is a criminal, protected by his very title from due process and justice, and the world is gonna pay for it.

[scaley-moth-wings]

Happy pride month

I once tried to come out to my mom as multiple things!

The first time it was as trans. I told her, “I’m just not sure who I am yet. Gender wise.” That was a mistake! Ruined the rest of my month and she eventually told me “you can be an ally to a group without being in that group. I feel like you’re pretending to be trans to have an excuse to defend them”

I have identified as nonbinary for three or four years now. I don’t think I’m pretending.

I also tried to tell her I didn’t have any interest in sex. I’ve made it very clear how I feel about things like that, yet once I say “hey I don’t know that I’ll ever have sex. It grosses me out.” Immediately I’m told I’ll grow out of it and is worried that someone “touched me” when I was little. She actually said that.

Those little reactions? They’ve kept me pretty far in the closet. It makes me have panic attacks thinking she’s found out I go by she/they pronouns at school.

It just made me a little sadder. It makes me wonder how this person who raised me to be who I am now deny parts of who I am.

She may have made good points, but it was the way she used them that hurt me. It was as if she was weaponizing these ideas to maybe make me believe I’m not who I am. I don’t know if she intended that, but it’s how it came across.

None of this changes the fact that I am proudly agender and on the aroace spectrum. I am who I am, and eventually when I’m able to move out, I’ll be able to explain it to her more easily. Maybe she’ll be more open then.