“one way” to be trans. Always use the name and pronouns a trans person prefers, and if you're unsure, ask politely. Be mindful not to ask personal or intrusive questions about a trans person’s medical history or body. If you ever witness discrimination against a trans person, say ...
Use correct pronouns, titles, names, and other identifiers: You can support others by using a person's desired pronouns and other titles. Challenge stereotypes and judgments: Speak up if you hear someone being unsupportive or judgmental of someone who does not conform to gender norms. Provide ac...
Xe / Xem / Xir isa set of gender neutral pronounsthat some people and/or organisations have adopted. ... On the flip side, the use of the singular “they / them / theirs” as gender neutral pronouns is gaining adoption. What are the 78 gender pronouns? He/She — Zie, Sie, Ey, Ve...
Changing your name and pronouns, dressing differently, coming out to friends and family, cutting or growing your hair, and updating your legal and medical documents are all legitimate forms of transitioning, as are medical options like HRT, top surgery, facial feminization. Though many folks do ...
While referring to someone who uses they/them pronouns or using they/them to refer to someone whose pronouns you do not know is great, referring to binary trans people—especially trans women who use she/her only—with they/them is transphobic. ...
Here, the emasculation fetish that is a central part of AGP is satisfied in ways other than wearing women’s clothing. It may simply come from being called by feminine pronouns or even one of an array of invented ones; by changing one’s name and other people using it; by sexual penetra...