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For Nonbinary Men Who Love Men

@nonbinarymlm

For mlm, nlm, and especially nby mlm. He/they, bi, over 18. Profile pic from @cosmichi and header from @transcendragon. Transphobes, TERFS, and any other bigots not welcome here. Transmedicalism/gatekeeping is harmful. Nlm and mlm are not mutually exclusive.
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NOTE: Everyone who interacts with this blog endorses that trans women are women, trans men are men, and nonbinary people are nonbinary. By interacting with this blog you wholeheartedly endorse that trans genders are true and right. If blatant transphobes interact with this blog then I will donate more money to trans people and causes. If this bothers you then leave me alone.

Intro post: demiromantic bi genderfluid trans man in my early 20s. Making posts about being nonbinary mlm and sharing posts I relate to. If you're mlm or nlm then welcome especially. If you aren't respectful to trans people, nlm, and mlm that's an immediate block and that includes fetishists. If any nsfw blogs interact with me, please be respectful and check the OPs of posts before interacting.

This blog is open to anyone who's not an oppressive bigot or a (NO)MAP/pedo, but it's for nonbinary mlm so just be respectful of that. (Just to be clear: I have no DNI based on gender identity or sexual orientation.)

I try to keep my blog safe for younger users, but you are absolutely free to block or not interact for any reason. I sometimes reblog posts where people aren't wearing shirts which I tag partial nudity and toplessness. I also occasionally reblog sex ed posts that I think are good advice or good to know, which I tag sex ed. These sex ed posts may include nsft text, but nothing graphic and no images. Still feel free to block the tag. I might reblog some raunchy humor occasionally, but that'll be tagged nsfw text. There's also a lot of romantic/romance coded content on my blog, if that bothers you then I want you to make an informed decision about following me. I'll also tag for swearing and mentions/discussions of different forms of bigotry. If there's anything else you want me to tag, let me know. I try to be inclusive. I tend to tag reclaimed terms with something like "f reclaimed" unless I think the OP would be uncomfortable with tagging and terms being used as slurs similar with something like"f slur". Note: not queer related, but as a small writer I am against AI that users writing and art in its database without the permission of the human creators. It is deeply harmful and I feel the need to say that as a small creator.

I'm in a closed relationship and don't want any flirting with me on here. If you want to ask me advice or anything that's cool, but I'm not an expert. Just another dude online being positive and sharing experiences.

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Anonymous asked:

I very recently came out as a trans man and I'm honestly starting to feel a little broken by everyone's reaction to us. My family are steadfastly ignoring my transition, using she/her and my deadname like it's going to go away if they ignore it long enough. Several of my friends have started make jokes like "are you sure you want to be a man?" When we're discussing their shitty ex-boyfriends like becoming a man is going to make me the same as the abusive cunts they dated. And then I come to Tumblr and everyone is talking about how trans men are oppressors who never experience specific discrimination and benefit from misogyny from the second they come out. Despite the fact that I'm built like Barbie and the binder is fooling precisely no one so if someone could show me exactly where I'm benefiting from misogyny that would be nice. At this point I just. Don't want to do this anymore. I made it to 30 without realising I was trans, maybe it wouldn't be so hard to just shove it all back in the box and not deal you know? I know realistically I can't but I really want to just go back to how I was before and pretend I never realised.

i'm sorry you're dealing with this right now. you're definitely not alone. i get so many messages just like this from other trans men. i'm glad you felt like sharing your story. it's really important for people to share their experiences with this right now.

Several of my friends have started make jokes like "are you sure you want to be a man?"

people are literally criticizing trans men for coming out. of course i'm sure i want to be a man, i am one. on no planet is that a bad thing. and even if i weren't sure, i should be able to decide whether or not it's right for me. people instantly correlating "man" with "oppressor" is missing the point. this isn't helping anyone. making trans men feel like shit for wanting to come out and/or transition isn't "helping women". it's not helping anyone. it's making those trans men miserable and everyone really should care.

you should care about the feelings of trans men.

people who try to tell you nobody but "the most oppressed members" of the trans community are the only ones who are allowed to talk or whatever are full of shit. transmasculine erasure needs to come to an end. people need to stop bullying us out of wanting to come out or transition. this isn't okay. it's not okay to harass people for their gender or belittle them. i'm so sorry you've been treated like this.

you're still allowed to be who you are and be proud of that as well. my advice is to try to talk to other transmascs and men when and where possible, especially those who don't self flagellate. sticking together right now is very important. stay safe. you deserve to be treated better.

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trans people will literally go “i have a complicated relationship with my history with gender and sometimes see it as a gender i ‘used to be’ and i don’t really look like a cis person of either gender and i don’t think i can fit it into simple categories” and everyone will spontaneously combust

i remember being at some lgbtqia+ group when i was at an all girl’s school and i was one of two trans people, i was the only butch or even vaguely masculine person in the room, and i said something along the lines of “i consider myself a guy who used to be a girl” and five minutes later one of my friends(if you would say that ig) went “yeah so he was always a boy, he just didn’t know it yet” about me. and i had to stand there like What Did I Just Say. Can Anyone Hear Me

now i make posts like “sometimes trans men used to be girls and sometimes trans women used to be boys and it’s ok if we think about it like that” and everyone immediately acts like they want me dead

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to trans men: you don't have to and can stop apologizing for being a man. it'll save you. you don't have to hate yourself for the approval of transphobic assholes like that. trans manhood is quite literally nothing to be ashamed of.

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everyone knows that cis people need to be less weird about trans bodies but trans people also need to be less weird about trans bodies. no one gaf if ur scared of bottom growth or thinks its weird. keep that shit to urself. ppl keep talking about normalising trans people who don't medically transition but like. don't normalise not wanting to medically transition to the point that medical transition is stigmatised bcs you guys r freaks about trans bodies. no one cares u think that either ftm or mtf bottom surgery is ugly or weird looking. keep that to urself

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Anonymous asked:

https://www.tumblr.com/velvetvexations/772482695865450496/hope-this-isnt-too-much-like-a-kink-ask-but-its

responding to this anon: I'm a trans woman and I've found myself a lot more comfortable with presenting masc since starting E!

some post-transition gender security solidarity! you love to see it

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reading through your blog and I'm ngl a lot of the "men & masculinity are inherently evil and bad" rhetoric feels like "boys will be boys" wrapped up in progressive language. like you're still rationalizing bad behavior by saying it's bc of gender, adding "so boys are BAD" at the end doesn't make it better. doesn't hold anyone accountable for their actions. doesn't address WHY people do the shitty things associated with men. doesn't say that shitty men don't HAVE to behave like that but choose to do so. doesn't give anyone the chance to be less shitty bc you're either a hapless doe-eyed victim who can do no wrong or an inherently evil and flawed emotionless abuser.

anyways we should deconstruct colonial gendered thought and critically examine how these gender stereotypes have been used as tools of systemic racism. just an idea. might be too much nuance for tumblr.

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honestly it might be too much nuance for tumblr, but i appreciate you so much. you summed it up perfectly. it's the lack of holding people accountable that's causing these issues in the first place. thank you for taking the time to send this

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It is very simple.

1- Stop doing the whole "men are from Mars, women are from Venus" thing. That's buying into a sexist worldview even if you switch the values around to "the things I associate with women are good actually" like people tried to do with astrology. You just end up sounding like James Dobson.

2- Get principled about supporting bodily autonomy. Actually internalize the idea that people's bodies belong to them and they can change them if they want. The right to do this comes pre-installed on all people and no one needs to "earn it". You don't even need to conclusively prove that it would make you objectively happier or anything, you should be able to just do it if you want.

3- Understand that trans people are infinitely varied. Even the subcategories of trans people (such as trans women) are infinitely varied, just like cis people. There isn't one singular and universal trans experience just like how there isn't one singular and universal gendered experience. Don't rely on stereotypes and assumptions to form your idea of what being trans is like.

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beaft

this website is so funny because every couple years we repeat the discourse of "which marginalised group is it morally okay for us to shit on?" and somehow nobody ever learns from it. we just look back and go, "hey, remember that time when everyone was joking about how ace people should all be put in meat grinders? that was so messed up. we should not have done that. anyway, here's my topical joke about how polyamorous people should all be put in meat grinders."

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Anonymous asked:

that tip you shared about putting ice on the injection site saved my life. literally painless, 10/10 would recommend.

It's literally my favorite tip!!! My doctor recommended it when I was first prescribed & I am always surprised by how little-known it is.

Also for folks who want to do injections but are squeamish about needles: I've heard these are great, they basically just distract from the sensation and confuse your nerves. I imagine both techniques at once would do a lot to help!

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btw you have to realize that there will be trans women who do not transition, who cannot transition, and do not want to transition, whether that is socially or medically or aesthetically or any combination of those. whether they like how they look or not, those girls will exist. and you dont get to belittle those women and girls for how they look or their choices in life, even if you are a trans woman and it makes you feel good because you hated your pre transition self or you’ve been hurt by men who look like that or whatever.

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5195-olivias

at what point is constantly reminding people that trans women don’t need to transition considered transphobic

when people stop treating nontransitioning transfems like absolute dogshit 😁

Or when you direct it at a trans woman who is seeking transition