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Nov. 19th, 2007 09:59 am![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
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transXPosted to Genderqueer in a slightly different form a couple weeks back
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femme_ftm? Awesome community. But where's the converse? Where's the discussion relevant to people who identify as MtF or formerly-male genderqueer, or male-assigned bigendered who also have to deal with the fact that while a lot of people expect "not male" to mean "gender-normative feminine," we just... aren't. How does this affect things like going about in public, or passing, or not caring if we pass?
Well, how about going here?
(it's the user profile - read it before you go any further please)
Note that I said "relevant to people who identify as." All are welcome here no matter how they identify.
I hope that this will provide a sense of contact for people in what seems like a rare intersection of identities, as well as those who support us. Since this is likely going to be a small community, I hope that its members will remain active elsewhere, and so encourage crossposting as appropriate (subject to the guidelines of the other communities of course!)
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femme_ftm? Awesome community. But where's the converse? Where's the discussion relevant to people who identify as MtF or formerly-male genderqueer, or male-assigned bigendered who also have to deal with the fact that while a lot of people expect "not male" to mean "gender-normative feminine," we just... aren't. How does this affect things like going about in public, or passing, or not caring if we pass?Well, how about going here?
(it's the user profile - read it before you go any further please)
Note that I said "relevant to people who identify as." All are welcome here no matter how they identify.
I hope that this will provide a sense of contact for people in what seems like a rare intersection of identities, as well as those who support us. Since this is likely going to be a small community, I hope that its members will remain active elsewhere, and so encourage crossposting as appropriate (subject to the guidelines of the other communities of course!)