May 2010
38 posts
xyxrebellion-deactivated2013011 asked: hey, this is awkward, but i saw you perform your poetry once and it stuck with me and i quoted you on the xyxrebellion blog. i want to give you proper credit, what would you like me to do/say to give this to you?
April 2010
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i feel like waiting is a crucial part of being...
logansteel:
i guess it just makes me a little upset to see people that are like, “hey, im trans! and its 3 days later and im on hormones and getting surgery!! yay my life is greattt!!”
ok, slight exaggeration, but you know what i mean. maybe its just me, but i think that the waiting and the wanting and thinking about everything is really important. it lets you sort out whats in your brain...
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“I would like to call out my fellow white trans* and genderqueer folks on some...”
– TEA POWER!: Trans*Racism, Queer Racism, Quoted from a livejournal, here (the comments are also worthwhile).
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“A keyword is part of the explanation or meaning of the whole concept, but...”
– The Labels and Keywords of our Identities — on the advantages of using “keywords”, instead of labels, to describe identities. (via genderqueer)
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“Drag queens and drag kings are transgender tribal royalty — they bravely go...”
– Kate Bornstein, “When Bad Movies Happen to Good People” http://out.com/detail.asp?id=26757
(via xxboy)
(via genderqueer)
I posted a link to the review on the blog, check it out :)
(via pansexualpride) (via fuckyeahtrannies)
I love how, in this article, Kate Bornstein continuously calls GLAAD...
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I'm working on the Trans Bodies Trans Selves...
I think I’ll probably post some of my responses. They’re really long. I’m pretty long-winded, but I think they’re pretty good, and I find them important.
you should do it too: http://www.transbodies.com/Survey.html
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Body Terminology
kimclit:
“Beyond the Binary: How Shall I Describe My Body?”
guesswhatsvegan:
“Female bodied” or “male bodied” are common phrases in my trans arsenal, ones I use frequently but have been feeling more and more uncomfortable with recently. It took reading this article to help me articulate why I dislike the terms. To call myself, a trans guy, “female bodied” reinforces cultural...
Hey Tumblr
I never seem to know how to start these things, so here we go:
My name is Enoch, most people call me Ian.
I identify as a makeup-wearing, hyper-feminine, female-bodied, male-centered, genderfucked androgyne with a passion for facial hair and high-heeled shoes. I recognize that many of these terms hold different meanings for different people. I love that about them, and am very conscious of why I...
