Are you interested in trans issues and identify as trans?
Do you want to help improve health care for trans people?
Have you not received psychological therapy from a mental health professional?
If so, please consider taking part in this research project https://tinyurl.com/4sw9mryy

#Trans#Transgender#NonBinary#TransResearch#ResearchSurvey#LGBTQResearch#LGBTQI#LGBTQ#LGBTI#LGBT

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Do you identify as trans/queer*? 
We are recruiting people for an online video study of trans people's expectations of psychological therapy.
We are interested in finding out: How we can improve trans healthcare. What can help trans people feel more confident in engaging in mental health support. 
Participating in this online research will involve watching two short videos about the nature of therapy and answering a series of questionnaires about your past experiences and beliefs about therapy. 
We are looking for trans/queer people aged 18 years or over who have never received professional psychological support to take part in a 25-30 minute online study. 
For more information, please scan the QR code below or visit our social media pages @gipsych_study  
University of Oxford logo. QR code. Picture of the Progress Pride Flag.
Text reads: Do you identify as trans/queer*? We are recruiting people for an online video study of trans people's expectations of psychological therapy. We are interested in finding out: How we can improve trans healthcare. What can help trans people feel more confident in engaging in mental health support. Participating in this online research will involve watching two short videos about the nature of therapy and answering a series of questionnaires about your past experiences and beliefs about therapy. We are looking for trans/queer people aged 18 years or over who have never received professional psychological support to take part in a 25-30 minute online study. For more information, please scan the QR code below or visit our social media pages @gipsych_study University of Oxford logo. QR code. Picture of the Progress Pride Flag.

You can now get a PDF of the Queer Coven RPG! It is a pay what you can model, because #queerjoy and charities. All money (minus the drivethru fees) is a direct donation to Table Top Gaymers. It was a blast to write a queer
games with Adriel.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/530924/queer-coven

#queer #queerjoy#transjoy #ttrpg #rpg #nonbinary #enby #tabletopgaymers #gaymers #queergames #gaygames #gay #witches #queerwitches #witch #coven #queercoven

You can now get a PDF of the Queer Coven RPG! It is a pay what you can model, because #queerjoy and charities. All money (minus the drivethru fees) is a direct donation to Table Top Gaymers. It was a blast to write a queer
games with Adriel.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/530924/queer-coven

#queer #queerjoy#transjoy #ttrpg #rpg #nonbinary #enby #tabletopgaymers #gaymers #queergames #gaygames #gay #witches #queerwitches #witch #coven #queercoven

“I don’t think we as trans people, particularly trans people of colour, get spaces where we can simply look good and where it doesn’t go deeper than that… we don't get celebrated in this way that's not fetishised, exoticised, or medicalised...” Sabah with photo credit to @hollyrevellphotography

#Trans#Transgender#NonBinary#Positivity#TransJoy#TransRights#TransRightsAreHumanRights#LGBTQI#LGBTQ#LGBTI#LGBT

Photo of Sabah with a bunch of pink and yellow flowers. Sabah is of Asian descent and wears round sunglasses with orange and pink lenses and a Hawaiian shirt. The background is yellow. The trans flag runs along the bottom of the image. Text:“I don’t think we as trans people, particularly trans people of colour, get spaces where we can simply look good and where it doesn’t go deeper than that. Because we don’t get seen - beautiful gender non-conforming hairy bodies like this, we don't get celebrated in this way that's not fetishised, exoticised, or medicalised, and that’s where that Gender Euphoria comes in for me – it's not talking about gender at all - it's being happy and simply feeling good.” Sabah 

with photo credit to @hollyrevellphotography
Photo of Sabah with a bunch of pink and yellow flowers. Sabah is of Asian descent and wears round sunglasses with orange and pink lenses and a Hawaiian shirt. The background is yellow. The trans flag runs along the bottom of the image. Text:“I don’t think we as trans people, particularly trans people of colour, get spaces where we can simply look good and where it doesn’t go deeper than that. Because we don’t get seen - beautiful gender non-conforming hairy bodies like this, we don't get celebrated in this way that's not fetishised, exoticised, or medicalised, and that’s where that Gender Euphoria comes in for me – it's not talking about gender at all - it's being happy and simply feeling good.” Sabah with photo credit to @hollyrevellphotography

“I don’t think we as trans people, particularly trans people of colour, get spaces where we can simply look good and where it doesn’t go deeper than that… we don't get celebrated in this way that's not fetishised, exoticised, or medicalised...” Sabah with photo credit to @hollyrevellphotography

#Trans#Transgender#NonBinary#Positivity#TransJoy#TransRights#TransRightsAreHumanRights#LGBTQI#LGBTQ#LGBTI#LGBT

Photo of Sabah with a bunch of pink and yellow flowers. Sabah is of Asian descent and wears round sunglasses with orange and pink lenses and a Hawaiian shirt. The background is yellow. The trans flag runs along the bottom of the image. Text:“I don’t think we as trans people, particularly trans people of colour, get spaces where we can simply look good and where it doesn’t go deeper than that. Because we don’t get seen - beautiful gender non-conforming hairy bodies like this, we don't get celebrated in this way that's not fetishised, exoticised, or medicalised, and that’s where that Gender Euphoria comes in for me – it's not talking about gender at all - it's being happy and simply feeling good.” Sabah 

with photo credit to @hollyrevellphotography
Photo of Sabah with a bunch of pink and yellow flowers. Sabah is of Asian descent and wears round sunglasses with orange and pink lenses and a Hawaiian shirt. The background is yellow. The trans flag runs along the bottom of the image. Text:“I don’t think we as trans people, particularly trans people of colour, get spaces where we can simply look good and where it doesn’t go deeper than that. Because we don’t get seen - beautiful gender non-conforming hairy bodies like this, we don't get celebrated in this way that's not fetishised, exoticised, or medicalised, and that’s where that Gender Euphoria comes in for me – it's not talking about gender at all - it's being happy and simply feeling good.” Sabah with photo credit to @hollyrevellphotography
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OK $[blur fuck fuck fuck fucking fuck]. For the past several years, Dutch courts have been granting people's requests to be registered with gender marker "X" based on a principle of preempting legislation: it looked like proper legislation was in preparation but judges thought it inhumane to let people wait for that. Turns out a Dutch provincial court has now stalled someone's request to get gender marker "X" to ask the Hoge Raad (High Council, basically the highest court in the Netherlands) whether they should still be doing that because "considering shifting political and public opinion, it no longer looks like such legislation may be forthcoming." It looks like currently, all over the Netherlands, non-binary people in the process of requesting their "X" are seeing their name change awarded, but their gender marker change to "X" held until the High Council rules on the issue. #non-binary #nonbinary #TransRights

OK $[blur fuck fuck fuck fucking fuck]. For the past several years, Dutch courts have been granting people's requests to be registered with gender marker "X" based on a principle of preempting legislation: it looked like proper legislation was in preparation but judges thought it inhumane to let people wait for that. Turns out a Dutch provincial court has now stalled someone's request to get gender marker "X" to ask the Hoge Raad (High Council, basically the highest court in the Netherlands) whether they should still be doing that because "considering shifting political and public opinion, it no longer looks like such legislation may be forthcoming." It looks like currently, all over the Netherlands, non-binary people in the process of requesting their "X" are seeing their name change awarded, but their gender marker change to "X" held until the High Council rules on the issue. #non-binary #nonbinary #TransRights

Mre. Dartigen [maker mode]
Jess Mahler
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Also do not call nonbinary people transmasc/transfemme based exclusively on how you read their presentation.

Your opinions about what qualifies as masculine/feminine is not objective. The person may be trying to 'pass' or present in a certain way for reasons you are not privy (or entitled) to, they may have different cultural or personal ideas than you about masculinity and femininity, and they may identify as transmasc or transfemme based on something besides presentation.

Presentation is not the same as gender. That isn’t even trans 101, this is baseline queer 101!!!!

Just don't make assumptions about other people’s genders okay!? It’s really not that hard!

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#Trans#Transgender#Nonbinary#Transphobia#LGBTQIA#LGBTQ#LGBT#Queer

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Jess Mahler
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Do not call all AFAB nonbinary people 'transmasc' and all AMAB nonbinary people 'transfemme'.

Individuals may or may not identify with those terms for a variety of reasons, but assigning them to nonbinary people based exclusively on their AGAB is not okay!

You are effectively saying a person's gender identity can only be certain things because of their AGAB regardless of how they feel/identify- it shouldn't be hard to understand why that is transphobic!!!

There are AFAB transfemmes, AMAB transmascs, and nonbinary people (like me) that do not identify as either.

Calling someone a gender they don't identify as is still misgendering if the gender identity you are saying is not their AGAB or either 'man' or 'woman'.

Oh, you’re trying to make a general statement and this makes it easier for you?
It’s takes more time to check how a person identifies before using a term to describe them?
These are the exact ‘arguments’ we hear transphobes use for misgendering!!!
Are you really choosing to become one of the transphobes making excuses for misgendering trans people because it is ‘easier’!?!?

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#Trans#Transgender#Nonbinary#Transphobia#LGBTQIA#LGBTQ#LGBT#Queer

Do not call all AFAB nonbinary people 'transmasc' and all AMAB nonbinary people 'transfemme'.

Individuals may or may not identify with those terms for a variety of reasons, but assigning them to nonbinary people based exclusively on their AGAB is not okay!

You are effectively saying a person's gender identity can only be certain things because of their AGAB regardless of how they feel/identify- it shouldn't be hard to understand why that is transphobic!!!

There are AFAB transfemmes, AMAB transmascs, and nonbinary people (like me) that do not identify as either.

Calling someone a gender they don't identify as is still misgendering if the gender identity you are saying is not their AGAB or either 'man' or 'woman'.

Oh, you’re trying to make a general statement and this makes it easier for you?
It’s takes more time to check how a person identifies before using a term to describe them?
These are the exact ‘arguments’ we hear transphobes use for misgendering!!!
Are you really choosing to become one of the transphobes making excuses for misgendering trans people because it is ‘easier’!?!?

1/2

#Trans#Transgender#Nonbinary#Transphobia#LGBTQIA#LGBTQ#LGBT#Queer

Also do not call nonbinary people transmasc/transfemme based exclusively on how you read their presentation.

Your opinions about what qualifies as masculine/feminine is not objective. The person may be trying to 'pass' or present in a certain way for reasons you are not privy (or entitled) to, they may have different cultural or personal ideas than you about masculinity and femininity, and they may identify as transmasc or transfemme based on something besides presentation.

Presentation is not the same as gender. That isn’t even trans 101, this is baseline queer 101!!!!

Just don't make assumptions about other people’s genders okay!? It’s really not that hard!

2/2

#Trans#Transgender#Nonbinary#Transphobia#LGBTQIA#LGBTQ#LGBT#Queer

Do not call all AFAB nonbinary people 'transmasc' and all AMAB nonbinary people 'transfemme'.

Individuals may or may not identify with those terms for a variety of reasons, but assigning them to nonbinary people based exclusively on their AGAB is not okay!

You are effectively saying a person's gender identity can only be certain things because of their AGAB regardless of how they feel/identify- it shouldn't be hard to understand why that is transphobic!!!

There are AFAB transfemmes, AMAB transmascs, and nonbinary people (like me) that do not identify as either.

Calling someone a gender they don't identify as is still misgendering if the gender identity you are saying is not their AGAB or either 'man' or 'woman'.

Oh, you’re trying to make a general statement and this makes it easier for you?
It’s takes more time to check how a person identifies before using a term to describe them?
These are the exact ‘arguments’ we hear transphobes use for misgendering!!!
Are you really choosing to become one of the transphobes making excuses for misgendering trans people because it is ‘easier’!?!?

1/2

#Trans#Transgender#Nonbinary#Transphobia#LGBTQIA#LGBTQ#LGBT#Queer