#transmasc apollo

[feral-trans-faerieboy]

I like to think the god Apollo has size D breasts because it would be hot and masc af of him

[onewithblankets]

concept: both apollo and clay are transmasc and helped each other through transitioning from middle school to college to beyond that, started T around the same time, recorded progress videos together on day one, week one, then every month, then year. And then apollo has to record an update video by himself for the first time

[pjondrugs]

''i wish gay people weren't real" - apollo justice at some point, probably

[cammiemile]

Completely inspired by this post by @acerunaway

[prommytheus]

transgender lawyers

[z0mbzii]

t girl apollo I love you 2 the ends of the earth ♡

(Click 4 quality as per routine)

[urbigfatdog]

Finished the altar ☀️🏹

Please notice my T bottles 🏳️‍⚧️

I’m serious about the monster energy thing, do yall think he would like it

[apollosimps]

they/them pronouns can be used to de-gender people. Queer people need to understand this.

I'll tell you a story to illustrate my point: my parents suck. They're conservative and think that the generational trauma they're inflicting on me is normal. They refuse to listen to my experiences. They've gotten violent before. I've had to flee my house.

Before I was ever outed as a trans guy, my best friend used they/them and identified as non-binary. They still do. I would say they definitely helped me sort my own shit out.

My parents knew about this, and they consistently deadnamed and misgendered them. They pulled out the "they is for multiple people, it's too confusing" card many times. This is one of the reasons I completely shut my feelings and emotions off from them, because obviously, blatant transphobia was not acceptable to me. I defended my friend openly and corrected them every time they would say "she". It got heated, sometimes.

Fast forward to when I was outed. My mom now suddenly insists that he/him is too hard for her to use, and that only NOW she can choose to use they/them for me.

This is de-gendering. I pass more nowadays ever since I started testosterone, but I'll hear a "they" coming from my boss at work even though he knows I'm a trans man, or even people in queer spaces when I have a he/him pronoun pin on me, clearly visible.

It's frustrating because now, my parents being assholes, I think I legitimately might have mild trauma sourced from being called "they" by my parents, who have actively humiliated and abused me ever since I came out.

So, I ask: please do not use they for people who have explicitly outlined otherwise. This should be simple. Apparently, for a lot of people, it's not.

[hychlorions]

apollo justice is completely unrecognizable at home. that is all

[achvmnt]

apollo’s reactions to robin newman are so funny to me in turnabout academy like this is literally just trans on trans crime

[clarinettispaghetti]

I thought people said Apollo was trans cause he was short or something but no. No he actually voice trains. Like they actually use the term ‘voice training’ in game. Why did no one tell me about this what the hell

[narumitsu-shipper]

my transitioning goals

[atlassiix]

sorry for the sudden influx of apollo artwork i just started worshipping him so im super hype !! here's some artwork of him for his altar <3

[cammiemile]

WE’RE BACK, BABY

Literally losing my mind over these men I hope you understand

[v-4-l-0-n]

Will did Nico’s top surgery send post