Selective Service (the draft) is confusing for trans people. But if you’re FtM and pacifist, there’s a way out.
Category: LGBTQIA+
It’s often hard bring straight and trans when “LGBTQIA+” usually gears towards same-sex issues. Even while I’m post-op, though, as my rights now won’t ever be denied (in theory), I support my LGB friends, as their rights for marriage equality, while secured for now, will constantly be under threat for the foreseeable future.
For 15 years I’ve identified as a lesbian, and since 2014 I’ve identified as a trans man. My name change is legal; my medical transition complete; I am legally male in the eyes of the law. However I date, even though I am attracted to women, my relationships will always be somehow “queer”, as I am a man with a vagina.
Trans people are always asked about “the surgery”. Let’s stop defending what we do or don’t get done, and embrace all of our bodies.
What might be a “privilege” for you or me might be necessary for another’s safety and survival.
I keep my vagina not as a political statement, but due to medical mishap.
“De-transitioning” needs to be discussed more often, though the trans agenda doesn’t want to. Not undergoing “everything”, too, doesn’t mean you’re de-transitioning, either. As for me…
I’m all set for the—delayed—hearing to legalize my alias and name change.
By saying you’re genderqueer, you may really be hurting your cause to erase gender roles.
I reclaimed my body on this day, exactly 8 years after others shamed me for it.
Afraid you lost your “safe space” because of the covid pandemic? Find a new one.
You can live without sex change surgery for a few weeks. COVID-19 patients can’t.