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trans-advice · 5 years

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in your master post and on your blog, the gender flowchart link is broken

i accessed those links from my desktop. perhaps it’s a problem with mobile?

therefore i’m reposting these with the original links to give credit etc. the “gender identity flowchart” & the “nonbinary flowchart” both appear to be the same webpage: https://transgenderteensurvivalguide.tumblr.com/flowchart

the nonbinary flowchart includes binary identities too. so i guess i’ll copy & paste them here for you.

now if these links are broken please contact transgenderteensurvivalguide.tumblr.com since they do want such information too & it is their blog these are connected too.

Here are the URLs to the visual flowchart & the drop down survey option:

(visual flowchart) https://transgenderteensurvivalguide.tumblr.com/image/96567444915 (Start at: “Do you identify with the sex you were born at birth?”)

(visual flowchart original post) https://transgenderteensurvivalguide.tumblr.com/post/96567444915/i-hope-this-is-better-i-stole-my-mums-laptop-to

(drop-down survey) https://genderquiz.000webhostapp.com/

good luck, peace & love,

eve

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NB Flowchart

Ren says:

Here is the nonbinary flowchart (well…more like a series of questions), now on the sidebar for your convenience! It’s designed to help introduce you to a variety of genders, as well as guide you in the general direction of what your identity could be labeled. Let us know if you spot any inconsistencies, broken links, or want us to add anything, and don’t hesitate to ask questions. :) The mods that identify as one of the genders below are listed next to the definition if you want to ask them questions about it.

Here is an interactive version of this flowchart! This version was made by former mod Ari, and works best on the computer.

Need something visual, or at least less confusing? Here you go!

1. Do you always identify with the gender you were assigned at birth?

A. No. (Continue to #2)B. Sometimes. (Continue to #2)C. Yes. (You’re cis! You might want to check out our ally resources.)

2. How many genders is your identity made up of? In other words, is it fluid?

A. Just one. (Continue to #3)B. Two. (Continue to #4)C. Three. (Go to #5)D. Two or more. (Go to #13)E. I don’t know - help! (Continue to #10)

3. Is that one gender binary?

A. Yes. (You’re probably BINARY TRANSGENDER!)B. No. (Continue to #10)C. It’s sort of…well…uh…I don’t know? (Go to #6)D. Sort of, but not entirely. (Go to #8) [Mod Phoenix is a trans man, mod Chris is a trans man, mod Archer is a trans male, mod Callie is a trans girl, mod Asis is a trans girl, mod Eden is a trans girl, mod Kay is a trans woman, mod Saffron is a transwoman, mod Chrissi is a trans woman, ]

4. Can those genders coexist?

A. No, I don’t think so. (Go to #13)B. No, they’re polar opposites, and I mean that in more than a gender-binary way. (Go to #7)C. Yes, and they do, often! (Go to #9)D. Yes…well…maybe? (Go to #14)

5. You might be TRIGENDER! Trigender people experience three genders (not necessarily the binary ones). Sometimes it’s just one gender, sometimes it’s two, sometimes it’s all three and sometimes it’s none at all. If you think this describes you, check out these resources for more info!

6. You might be POLYGENDER! This identity is like a melting pot of several different gender expressions all at once, mixed so well that sometimes it’s hard to tell the difference between all of them. If you think this describes you, check out these resources for more info! Note: two of these resources describe pangender, which has similar intent but is a problematic term - discussed here.

7. You might be GENDERFLUX (also known as GENDERFLEX)! This identity is a fluid one, going between genderlessness and genderedness. What that gendered part is, only you can tell, but for now, if you think this describes you, check out these resources for more info!

8. You might be a DEMIGIRL or DEMIBOY! These folks feel they are partially, but not wholly, female or male, whether or not it’s the gender they were assigned at birth. If you think this describes you, check out these resources for more info! (This tumblr is a particularly positive resource!) [Note: there are also DEMI-NONBINARY people, and I would advise checking out the last link for more info on this.]

9. You might be BIGENDER! Bigender people experience two genders (not necessarily the binary ones), sometimes just one, sometimes both, sometimes none at all. If you think this describes you, check out these resources for more info! (Close but not quite? Check out #17).

10. Do you feel like you have a gender?

A. Yes, of course! (Go to #15)B. No. (Go to #11)C. Sometimes. (Go to #7)D. Not really, but I’d still like to be able to present myself the way I want when I want. (Go to #12)E. Nothing you’ve said so far has fit! (Go to #16)

11. You might be AGENDER (also known as GENDERLESS)! Agender literally means ‘no gender’, and most people who associate with it just don’t want any gender ascribed to them at all. If you think this describes you, check out these resources for more info!

12. You might be NEUTROIS! The concept of neutrois is similar to agender (see #11), but has one key difference: the ideal situation for most neutrois people would be the ability to add or remove gender identifiers at will, in order to play with their gender presentation. That doesn’t necessarily mean they identify with that gender, of course - they still usually feel either gender-neutral or genderless entirely. If you think this describes you, check out these resources for some more info.

[Mod Ren is neutrois]

13. You might be GENDERFLUID! Some genderfluid folks identify between the binary genders, but others can go from female to neutrois, or agender to male, or anywhere that they feel they fit at that point in time. Sometimes they even go between more than two genders. These genders can happen at the same time, or apart. Shifts in gender can happen at any time, sometimes within days, sometimes within minutes, sometimes within years - although some people have noticed correlations between their hormonal cycles and shifting genders. If you think this describes you, check out these resources for more info (Close but not quite? Check out #17.) [Mod Ren and mod Devon are genderfluid]

14. You might be MIXED GENDER! Mixed gender people sometimes describe themselves similarly to polygender people (see #6): their genders are a sort of melting pot between binary or other non-binary genders. Sometimes they all happen at once, and sometimes they just mix together. If you think this may describe you, check out the resources listed under polygender (#6) or scroll down to check out aliagender and aporagender. Note: previously listed as intergender, but that term is only okay to use for yourself if you are intersex!

15. You might be GENDERQUEER! Often genderqueer is used as a blanket term for multiple nonbinary identities, but can also be used as a more specific term that describes someone whose gender is, well, queer. It’s similar to describing a difficult-to-explain sexuality as queer, and so it gives genderqueer people a lot more freedom to identify a certain way while still using a commonly-known term. If you think this might describe you, check out these resources for more info! [Mod Lee is genderqueer]

16. Don’t worry - there are more options!

You might be ANDROGYNE - a state of gender between the two binary genders. [Mod Toddy is androgyne]

You could simply be GENDER NEUTRAL, which is fairly self-evident.

Perhaps you’re wlw and like the idea of not being part of the binary, but still sort of present as part of it - you could be NONBINARY BUTCH, or NONBINARY FEMME

Maybe you’re GENDERPUNK (also known as GENDERF*CK), which is behavior specifically designed to mess with people’s interpretation of your gender. Features of genderpunk can also mix into other nonbinary identities!

If you’re looking for a third gender that does not appropriate from cultures that you don’t belong to, check out ALIAGENDER or APORAGENDER, I have also heard ambigender be used.

17. You might be DEMIFLUX! This term is used to describe the intersection of genderfluid and bigender identities, in which one of the genders remains ‘static’ while the second gender fluctuates. (x)

…But none of these describe me! What do I do?

There’s info on neurogenders here, and there’s more definitions of different non-binary genders here that includes some more niche ones that may suit you if the ones on this page haven’t.

Don’t worry - there’s plenty of other non-binary identities out there, and some probably haven’t even been invented yet! Look around a little, or ask us some questions about the way you feel. Know that you aren’t alone just because you’re just a rare specimen. Find words that you like, and make them fit you. That’s what being nonbinary is all about: reshaping the world and its words in order to better fit yourself!

#gender questioning #questioning #resources #trans resources #flowchart #nonbinary resources

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hollyoxleylevel4 · 2 years

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Grids

Grids are used for organising data and visuals. They help to craft designs that flow well and are easy to read.

Components of a grid:

Double page spread - Two facing pages usually used in a book.

Page - 1 flat piece of information

Sheet - 2 pages.

Baseline grid - core component of structuring text and images on a page. Space between the lines is the same as the height of the body copy. It is basically lined paper. Helps to make text symmetrical and line up.

Margins - Margins were originally used as spaces where thumbs rested. They are often used to make annotations. Some use them to create balance on a spread. Margins prevent images and text from being cut off when bound. Text should be kept inside the margin to stop it being cut off if there is an error in cutting down the pages. I is recommended to allow 5 mm for errors.

columns - Vertical Sections within Margins.

Rows - Divide space horizontally.

Modules - Square or rectangular spaces created where columns and rows intersect.

Gutters - Spaces in between columns, rows and modules. Allows the eye to separate blocks of text. They are usually a consistent width and height.

Modular Grid - Modular grids use both rows and columns. These grids are usually used for process books. Altering the side and widths of margins can change the effect of the page. Image heavy layouts may use a minimal grid with small margins.

Balanced Margins - The Margins appear Equal by altering the sizes. Bottom margins ares usually smaller than the top and sides.

Exaggerated margins - Larger Margins, can be symmetrical or asymmetrical. Asymmetrical margins are usually used by photographic journals.

Title/heading - Usually bold and sometimes a different typeface then the rest of the text. This is usually placed before the rest of the information.

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Body copy - The main body of text. It needs to be a neutral typeface that is easy to read in blocks.

Subtitles/subheading - Used to break up content. Is usually bold and separate from body copy.

Pull quote - A quote from the text that is usually provocative and engagin. Used to grab readers attention.

Sidebar - Tertiary information that is used to support the main contents. It does not need to be read immediately to understand the main text.

Images - Can be place in the flow of text of used as a "featured Images" to draw the readers attention.

Captions - Usually paired underneath an image to give context. This may be citations or description of what is begin seen. e.g. photographer or author

Attributions - This is the name of the author or photographer that may be Underneath stand firsts or body copy.

Section heading - Usually placed at the top or bottom corners. This is tertairy information that is used to help organise the book.

Page number - Usually place at the bottom corner. This is tertiary information that is used to help navigate the book.

A successful grid usually looks a mess at first but is fundamental to make a cohesive design.

Experimenting with girds and type at the start of the project will allow room to make mistakes.

The smaller the page, the smaller the amount of columns and rows.

Use of a 12 column grid is a common starting point as it allows you to design pages with different column widths.

#Visualcommunicationincontext1 #grids #lecture #notes #Foodtype

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maritzaerwin · 4 years

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Roseada – Feminine Minimalistic Google Docs Resume Template

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templified · 6 years

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