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blkmogai · 4 months
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✦  ──   SAPPHEIR ( pronounced saff - air ): is a term for afro-american individuals who are AFAB, but do not identify as women outside of the context of being a black woman in america, largely due to how society perceives them.
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✧  ──   those who identify as sappheir do so specifically in reclamation of the “sapphire,” or “angry black woman” trope, which originated in america. sappheirs take pride in being ( perceived as ) black women, and embrace whatever biases that are held against them.
✧  ──   this term is exclusive to afro-american ( as in, soulaan ) afab individuals who are under the transgender / nonbinary umbrella.
tagging: @idescription ( for image ids ). @vampitsm. @gender-goth.
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thehealingsystem · 1 year
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It's so wild to me that as a community we're still so hostile to multigender and genderfluid people existing in gay and lesbian spaces.
You...are aware that people who are both men and women are allowed to be gay, right? And lesbian? Their other genders doesn't cancel their connection to womanhood, or manhood, or whatever else they id with. They are allowed to be gay despite their fem-alignment, and they are allowed to be lesbian despite their masc-alignment.
It comes from these weird online spaces that the standard to be gay or lesbian is to be a "non-woman" or a "non-man," which is inherently transmultiphobic and...extremely ahistorical. And completely misunderstands nonbinary identity. So if you're both then you just don't belong anywhere I suppose.
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silly-centipede · 7 months
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There seems to be a wave of appreciating girlhood and traditional femininity and while this is great we have to remember that there is space “masculine” traits in girlhood and femininity and there is room for men in girlhood (nonbinary people, some transmascs, Multigender people, gender-fluid people, two spirit people etc) and femininity
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fireflylove · 5 months
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a pink disaster
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cult-of-the-eye · 6 months
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Periods feel inherently wrong because I'm bleeding and people bleed when they're hurt but I'm not hurt but it does hurt yes, but not the kind that should go with this sort of hurt. I feel eldritch with my fractal pain and I'd take eldritch over girl any day
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constantlymisgendered · 6 months
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I LOVE MINGA LONDON ・°.*☆・゚.*☆
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iammissingautumn · 4 months
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i love you lesbians questioning their gender identity. I love you sapphics who encourage their partners to test new pronouns. I love you wlw and sometimes the journey to and beyond “girls” kissing “girls”. I love you those who can not disconnect their experience of femininity and loving women from their identity. even if it means often times it’s hard to understand yourself or hard for others to understand you. i love you.
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if i could do girlhood again, i’d ask to be utterly terrifying.
not terrifying as in unkind, but terrifying as in stop cruelty at the source.
terrifying as in more teeth and less hand-stitched closed mouths —
more rage [and not just the quiet, simmering kind];
rage like the ocean boiling itself to steam,
rage like the sun falling clean out of the sky.
if i could do girlhood again,
i would unlower my eyes.
i would bite the hand that feeds me.
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after Sally Wen Mao, “Drop Kick Aria”, in Mad Honey Symposium.
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claradwor · 21 days
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Gender moods at the uni
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tinkeronii · 1 month
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I’ve seen a lot of discourse about Dylan mulvaneys song, cis women mad cause it’s “offensive” but will blast California girls and Kesha’s old songs and they’ll defend them saying something like “those are about partying not girlhood” or shit like that.
I’ll admit when I first heard the song, I was a bit taken aback, I thought the same thing, ‘how dare she reduce girlhood/womanhood to taking pills and retail therapy’. And I was convinced that I had an issue with it because of the lyrics, but I thought about it more and I had problem with it because it was a transwoman.
I grew up in a pretty conservative household, I held the same beliefs as my homophobic family members and I was hateful. I’ve grown a lot over the years and discovered I hated those things because they were things about myself that I hated.
I’m bi and non-binary and tbh I still have issues with that, I still wish I was straight and ok with being afab, I wish I was “normal”. But I am.
I still have so much internalized misogyny and transphobia in me and I didn’t realize it till I heard Dylan’s song. If it was anyone else singing I, and others, would’ve ate it up.
The songs not an anthem for girls/women. It’s a song for Dylan and HER days of girlhood, not mine, not yours, hers and others like her.
There is always room for growth. Even if you’ve grown A LOT there is still room for more. It’s okay to admit that you may still have some hate in your heart, I do and I’m working on it. I love Dylan, the songs not my fav, but I fully support her and her journey. And I support anyone who is still trying to grow and unlearn all the dumb shit you may have grown up with to better yourself and love your fellow humans.
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torturedpoetemotions · 9 months
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A young person in a white sweater and olive green pants sits in a room with lots of posters and pictures on the wall, holding an acoustic guitar. A caption in pink letters says: "I wrote a song about watching the Barbie movie and having a menty B about not relating to womanhood in a gender sense but relating to girlhood and that community in regards to upbringing."
They strum a melancholy tune and sing in a soft voice:
"Used to pretend I could take off my chest, on and off, on and off like velcro. My own kind of joyride: a shirt from the boy's side and a flannel rolled up past my elbow. Teenagehood provoked me and soon, womanhood choked me, but sisterhood held me with care. The strictness confused me and like in the movies I suppressed what I could pretend wasn't there. I guess I was trying to unravel the world. I didn't grow into a woman, but I grew up as a girl."
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fromtheseventhhell · 7 months
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The nonbinary!arya takes with Arya’s “i’m not a lady” quote makes no sense to me. I honestly don’t mind a single hc about any of the starklings’ sexuality or gender identity- but then the way Arya’s feminity is constantly brought into question irks me. I mean, the “i’m a girl” everytime Arya’s mistaken for a boy is Right. There. So there you go, Arya’s peak feminine icon because she firmly states, explicitly even, that she is, in fact, a girl at every opportunity. Bye
See my issue with takes like this will always be that this fandom is obsessed with removing Arya from her girlhood. So while I don't see anything inherently wrong with having the headcanon, most of the time it's coming from the perspective that her being a non-conforming girl in a strict patriarchal society makes her less of a girl. People think they're being progressive and "open" by having this opinion but, like you said, Arya is firmly rooted in her identity as a girl and corrects people on multiple occasions. Like...okay? You think a character constantly masculinized and belittled by fandom for not being a conforming female character is non-binary, congratulations? Meanwhile, female characters who actually toe the line with gender aren't getting the same treatment cause they're either considered too "feminine" or they're associated romantically with a man. It's just so forced, and I'm tired of non-conforming female characters being treated like they're lesser women.
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kneel-gayman · 8 months
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they make me feel a certain type of way
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genderqueerdykes · 9 months
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I’m transmasc and nonbinary, but I’m a girl in the sense that like, I’m a girls girl. I’m a girl as in ‘girl who is a he’. Idk I just feel connected to femininity in that way.
that 100% rules and i hope you keep it up. i'm very much a man only in the sense that i'm a woman who's a man. beinga man in a distinctly genderless genderqueer way. i get u. keep up the good work!
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v333spertine · 7 months
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for xara
- but do you remember me?
you write & i write back, saying
- of course, my love. 
  for if i was you, i would not remember:
  i have never known myself, thus i have never 
  had anything to forget
- but oh, i am not you anymore.
//
you don’t write back.
but then again,
that is the nature of time.
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punk-rawk-pkmn · 4 months
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why is 17 the worst age ever.
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