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#amab enby
citricacidprince · 2 months
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I don’t like people who say they instinctively don’t trust anyone who’s AMAB or presents as masc, not even letting that person prove their character and just assuming the worst of them from the moment they see them.
Why don’t you instinctively dodge this upper cut fuck head??? I’m blowing you up with my mind.
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Man, that pandemic huh?
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felixschaoticstuff · 1 year
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You've been visited by Raine! Since they're in your dashboard from now on they'll fight anyone that disrespects our pronouns!!
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I wanna become an archetype that I haven't seen before.
A trans-boy-mom. But not the creepy shit that is a boymom, the ones that obsess over their kids. No no I wanna become the mom that was raised as a boy and to an extent still acts like one.
A mother that is loving and caring to an incredible degree. But also would be a tomboy like having hobbies that a typical boy, fella, person would have. Acting like a tomboy but being feminine and motherly.
Like my own mom xD
It's a hard thing to explain and imagine but that's my goal for parenthood.
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bizarreaizen · 10 months
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me: misgendering trans people is bad.
people: i agree.
me: including. amab transfem non-binaries.
people: bro omg- (눈‸눈)
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heartofhubris · 3 months
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Good morning every amab nonbinary or agender or gender nonconforming person yall are beautiful and handsome and remarkable and you make the world a much better place for everyone here.
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genderqueerdykes · 9 months
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Im nonbinary and i feel ashamed of being amab.
Even ignoring dysphoria, the expectations of being a guy as well as being too scared to...well do anything that might affirm me is really getting to me, especially as it feels like afab nonbinary people are far more common and im left feeling isolated (made even worse by any gender envy i get only coming from them so i feel like i never will be happy with my gender because of my agab).
how do i deal with this?
hello there! Thanks for taking the time to stop by!
i wanted to say from the bottom of my heart that i am sorry that people have made you feel this way, because it's not just you having those feelings. people have made it difficult for amab nonbinary people to have a voice and a place to speak for themselves due to a lot of bullshit. i understand feeling isolated, it's hard to network with other people like yourself when you constantly feel pushed out of every space you try to occupy
the fact that a lot of people think that being nonbinary is just a thing that afab people do or a "weird girl thing" is frustrating, it sucks because you really do encounter it. it's not true though- given the absolutely massive amount of amab nonbinary people i've met both online and in person, it's not that amab nonbinary people don't exist, it's just that no one will give you room to speak and that is bullshit
i would recommend trying to see if there are any transfem support groups in your area as that would probably be the highest concentration of people who are the likeliest to understand your situation. you can also look out for nonbinary support groups, but i totally understand your apprehension. it helps to try to start with people who are the most likely to get you. i would honestly also recommend just taking up space in whatever queer communities you find if you can. it's hard, but you do deserve a chance to take up that space and it may help someone else feel less alone in the process
you are just as nonbinary as any person of any other agab. your agab is your dearest secret and nobody has the right to exile you from any queer spaces based off of that. your agab means nothing about your intentions, personality, or anything- your agab is just some organs and reproductive health systems. whether or not you have that body from birth or because of hormones and surgery is nobody's business
you have the right to talk about the nonbinary experience and how unique it is to your agab, especially. remind yourself that anyone outside of that experience doesn't know what it's like. i don't know what it's like, because i'm not amab. those people are not the expert on what it's like to live this life. you are. let yourself be that expert. let yourself be judge
there are a million ways to be trans and no agab owns nonbinaryhood. common public conceptions of identities and concepts are often heavily biased and skewed. in time as we see folks become braver, people will begin to understand that amab people are just as likely to identify as nonbinary as anyone else. trust me, i have met so many. you are not alone by any stretch of the imagination
you are also welcome to join my discord server, if you're not already in it! it's not a solution to having irl community, but having an online support group can help a lot!
there's no reason to be ashamed, you are a beautiful individual with an identity that is just as incredible. i hope your shame can turn to pride, you have an experience that is worth blessing the world with. take care of yourself for now. do the best you can to remind yourself that you are defining the trans experience just by existing. other people can talk shit all they want, but you know who you are. keep your chin up, you're awesome. have a great week
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gothicwvlff · 8 months
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shoutout to:
androgynous presenting enbies
female presenting enbies
male presenting enbies
female aligned enbies
male aligned enbies
enbies of color
neurodivergent enbies
nonhuman enbies
enbies that use exclusively they/them
enbies that don't use they/them
enbies that use exclusively neopronouns/xenopronouns
nonbinary lesbians
nonbinary gays
lactose intolerant enbies
every kind of enby!
shoutout to all of you as long as you're a decent individual!
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intersexfairy · 2 years
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transmascs and trans men who were amab are amazing. their trans manhood and transmasculinity is so wonderful and rich. they deserve infinite trans joy.
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femboywaifu · 10 months
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Hormones/HRT
I (AMAB non binary 24 yo) never gave hormones/HRT much thought, besides educational research on how they work and their effects on trans people.
Today, though, I woke up from a dream of me getting on estrogen and enjoying the small changes happening. I gave it some thought through out the day and I came to the point that I would probably be ok with HRT if it were not to endanger me(because it's not really safe where I live to be openly trans/nb and would probably cause me a hard time getting a job and sustaining myself)
I just wish that I could be able to go on with it, but for the moment I stay closeted on all aspects for my safety, til I can have a place of my own.
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shout out to AMAB enbys and genderqueer peeps, yall deserve more love and respect.
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dear amab nonbinary people, you're fucking valid and don't let anyone else try to tell you otherwise!
sincerely, an afab nonbinary person from the other side of the same coin :>
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adurecoleman · 8 days
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DAY 84
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hello lovelys
soo its been a week on my updated medication im currently on 6mg of estrogen i can feel some thing happening i still dont know however peiople have been telling me that they can notice changes happing idk it really challengeing seeing the changes and knowing if the medication is working.... however i know its waiting game lol..
despite some of the personal image things i have notices some things with my body changeing. my nipples become so hard and sometimes really sinsitive i dont know what thats about but its become more prominate... ive been wearing sport braws to help... BTW WALLMART YOUR BRAS SUCK GET YOUR SIZING CORRECT
im sooooo hungry sometimes but also the things i want arent the normal things i want to eat... this week ive also have come to the comclusion of a decision that i deffenetly want to get lazer hair removal, having facial hair or any form or hair really makes me uncomfortable and now if deffentaly extreamly makes me uncomfortable, i hate facal and body hair soo much more than i already did.... ooooh can someone tell me what sex is because im just not intrested lol my limbido has just gone down alot more lol..
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adamoonchild · 14 days
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So, suddenly my tumblr account stopped working😵 I wasn’t showing up on hashtags and my interactions with other creators seemed to be invisible to them. It felt a bit crazy when I was posting about updates on my 1 year on HRT which is on the day of trans visibility 😅🤨
Finally got email from support that it seemed to be a “glitch”🤔 in the system and should hopefully be fixed now🤞I will try with this post, and hopefully I will be able to reach out to you all in the lovely queer community on Tumblr🤞💜
The picture here is me appreciating my sweet travel size shark/blåhaj🦈 that I named Sharkira💜, they have been with me throughout all of my first year on HRT🎉 and equally so has the partner that was celebrating me and helping me with taking photos and everything💜🐺🫂🔥. Having support and love going through so many changes has been a gift to me, my Partner has been there all the way and knowing that they see me as sexy and pretty through all changes and celebrate together with me for feeling more my self🙏, and starting to feel that my body is me and that me and my body both are part of each other is such a strong and healing experience🌸.
I have written more about my experiences with discovering my self and coming to terms with my gender🏳️‍⚧️, so if you are interested do feel welcome to join my little space and read my other posts👀, I will also post more experiences in the future and I will try tag and warn if a post is mature or contain hard to deal with subjects.🤞🫂🎉
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wormovich · 9 months
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Ngl it's kinda annoying how other queer people treat me like I'm a super fem girl because I'm amab and non binary/trans fem. Like I get it they don't want me to 'feel like a man' or som3thint like that.
But I am masculine. And I like that. And it'd be nice if other queer people also liked that about me instead of insisting everything I do is 'girl like'.
One of my group of friends is almost entirely cishet men. And they dont treat me differently then before I came out. Meaning they treat me "like a guy/one of the boys"
And I like that. Because I'm masculine.
Not a man, but masculine
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bizlebub · 2 months
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I've always felt that many of you guys push away amab trans people from trans spaces because we don't match your "aesthetic" of a trans person, one who is skinny, doesn't have body hair, high pitched voice, and softer features.
If there's ever an amab trans person who you guys popularize it's always a white and skinny trans girl who is conveientally attractive. It's never a masculine amab enby, who has body hair, deeper voice, plus sized, etc.
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