Just because I don’t think mogai gender identities are valid OR healthy doesn’t mean i hate trans people, Karen
Wait what id miss and what do you define as mogai genders do you mean like nounself type stuff or??
I made a post that was like “this pride month let’s destroy mogai” meaning microlabels like those on beyond-mogai-pride-flags and apparently that = hating trans people
How is saying that you want to destroy labels that only trans people use not hating trans people??
first of y’all yaintlgbtpn is a transphobe so jot that down
Filmmaker Lilly Wachowski (The Matrix, Sense8) has painted portraits of the 27 trans people known to be murder victims in the U.S. in 2016, for an art exhibit at Chicago’s Center on Halstead. All of the brightly-colored portraits in “Say Our Names” incorporate the colors of the trans flag and are based on photos of the victims.
She began painting them last July, she says, as “an outlet of the overwhelming emotion I was feeling in the relentless waves of mortal acts of violence against trans people.”
what autigender isn’t: a label used by non-autistic people, a label used by cis people, a label made up for attention, a label that causes harm to autistic people, a label that causes harm to trans people
what autigender is: a label used by a trans/nonbinary autistic person whose experience is that being autistic so deeply affects their understanding of their own gender that it’s hard or impossible to describe their gender as anything other than “autistic,” or to otherwise see their gender as separate from their autism
When you started letting non-same sex attracted trans people in.
You caused homophobia within the community to spike.
Trans people calling women, who are oppressed for their gender “cis”. A word that means “Not oppressed by gender”.
Caused trans people to think it was okay to force themselves on lesbians/gay men and call them “transphobic” if they wouldn’t have sex with you because you have a dick/vulva.
Let trans people trample over LGB issues like marriage equality, corrective rape, and the criminalization of gay sex.
Let trans people redefine gay and lesbian sex, calling lesbian’s attraction to vuvlas a “genital fetish”.
Made everything have to be “inclusive” for every possible gender anyone could possibly think they were and let straight people identify as “bisexual” because they might date a nonbinary person.
Made womyn exlusive issues surrounding their anatomy no longer (liberal)feminist because “SOME MEN DEAL WITH THAT!!!!”
Prioritized non-same sex attracted trans people over actual LGB people
And this is what made ace people think they could step all over us as well.
Homophobia in the community spiked, once again
Ace people calling LGB people, who are oppressed for their attraction “allo”. A word that means “Not oppressed by attraction”.
Caused ace people to think it was okay to pressure people into relationships. If you say no because sex is important to you, you’re “aphobic”
Let ace people trample over LGB issues like marriage equality, corrective rape, and the criminalization of gay sex.
Let ace people redefine what homosexual and bisexual mean to “experiences sexual attraction to ______”. Calls anyone who doesn’t agree an “aphobe”
Made everything “inclusive” for every possible a-spec identity anyone could possibly thing they are
Made LGB issues surrounding sex and relationships welcome because “PDA IS GROSS!!!!”
Prioritizes non-same sex attracted ace people over actual LGB people.
IF YOU STILL CAN’T SEE HOW SIMILAR THESE ARE, YOU’RE THE REASON ACE PEOPLE WANT IN.
The concept of ‘passing’ as a whole is gross, but please don’t judge a trans person for wanting/needing to ‘pass’.
Men can wear dresses, yes. But don’t be rude if a trans man refuses to wear anything even vaguely ‘feminine’.
No, women don’t need to wear skirts every day. But don’t be rude if a trans woman wears nothing but dresses and skirts and heavy, heavy make up.
It’s a dangerous, sick world, and it’s a pity that the societal concept of ‘passing’ is so ingrained in us, but it is. It is deeply ingrained in us. It’s terrible and life threatening, so don’t judge a trans person for adhering to strict gender roles.
This is so important. A trans man dressing very masculine and presenting very masculine is not him adhering to ‘toxic masculinity’ – it’s him trying to survive.
A trans woman wearing dresses, mastering her make-up and shaving her legs is not her ‘perpetuating gender roles’ – it’s her trying to survive.
Or maybe it’s just because they like to present like that! That’s also fine. Or at least, it should be, but society says no.
Cis people get to choose how they want to present – trans people don’t. We’re damned if we do, damned if we don’t. We’re either ‘not really trans’ for not presenting a certain way, or we’re ‘upholding toxic gender roles!’ If we do. We’re trapped in a weird eternal transphobic ‘gotcha!’
some TERF: trans “"men”“ have been poisoned by the patriarchy! They just need to accept that their lesbianism is okay and they can be butch without having to –
me, rolling past on skates wearing sunglasses and sipping starbucks: i like men, sharon
A series of images with subtitles showing words spoken by Miss Major Griffin-Gracy. The first images show black and white photos of the Stonewall Riots.
The first picture shows cops leading a drag queen (as identified by Getty, though this term also referred generally to trans women). The source seems to be a 1962 photo by Getty Images from a ball that took place seven years before Stonewall, and she is probably being arrested for “masquerading and indecent exposure” according to Getty.
The second image shows a crowd of angry people over the shoulders of two cops and a man in a suit who are facing them and holding them back, and is the only picture of the first night of the Stonewall Riots. (Wikimedia Commons copy).
The third image shows a crowd of people outside the West Side Savings Bank on the corner of Christopher Street (location of the Stonewall Inn), with a small group of cops in the foreground, on the fifth night of the Stonewall Riots. (NYT source)
The remaining images show pictures of Miss Major, a Black woman with dark grey hair wearing a pink shirt, speaking to the camera. The subtitles say:
“And when that Stonewall Incident happened, I was there when the fighting started. Did it change things? It did for the gay and the lesbian community. Did it change things for my transgender community? It really didn’t. We’re the third or fourth letter in that alphabet soup thing that they have, LGBT. Well, to me, “T” should have been first. We were there doing most of the fighting, so let’s start there.”
i mean, right? this checks out? btw “amphetosexual” is a neuro-sexuality i just coined, where one’s sense of sexuality is inextricably tied with being a crystal meth addict. i’ve stopped going to AA because it’s conversion therapy for me as an amphetosexual. i hope i can count on your support as i journey into mogai micro-identities.
What the actual hell is wrong with you fucks. Why the *hell* do you think conversion therapy jokes are funny in ANY context? Like. What the actual hell. -mod karkles
ummmmm it’s not a joke? twelve step recovery is conversion therapy for ampheto-sexuals like myself. why do you hate neuro-sexualities? why are you being so ableist toward neurodivergent people? do you hate addicts or what???
Dude. You’re existence is a joke. You literally exist on this blog to mock people. I don’t hate neurodivergent people. I don’t hate neuro-sexualities. I’m not the one fucking mocking them.
@diskhorsedudes gem im dyin. I got called ableist for callin out someone for mocking the idea of conversion therapy
Holy shit. This is wonderful #regreceipts material. This person is a giant jerk and troll. I have them blocked and that’s probably what you should do, too. This person is the worst of the worst of exclusionists and can’t be reasoned with.
This person thinks that because he’s bottom and fits some stereotypes then he’s ~basically trans~ and have a right to stick his nasty nose into our issues, don’t even bother to argue with this idiot. ~🐱
i literally think the exact opposite– i’m not trans, at all.
unless, of course, your definition of “trans” includes being “nonbinary,” and your definition of “nonbinary” is just “a person who is not completely 100% comfortable with the gender assigned to them at birth,” in which case, hi, hello, i’m a power bottom twink who doesn’t like to be referred to as “a man” and i’m here to party
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