This sub's main purpose is to provide a space for transgender people to freely express themselves. Cisgender people should be here to learn, not so speak over trans people, and should select the "cisgender" flair for themselves or the "questioning" flair if it is more appropriate. Rude cis people will be banned. Aimee also notes that the past few months have increased the intensity of abuse moderators must deal with, likely because COVID-19 has left many with more time to spend spewing hate online. This is very closely tied to the previous question. Someone who is a masculine woman or a feminine man typically does not have any body dysphoria; those things are generally considered a social presentation. The broad concept of gender also includes “gender identity”, which is an innate sense of self that can also be called “brain sex”. Gender identity tends to be much more physical than clothes or gender roles. I don't experience dysphoria, am I still trans? Report any offenders to the mods in ModMail & to the Reddit Admins here and report the servers to Discord, stay safe!

There are other subreddits for discussing (UK) politics that suit this kind of conversation much better. Referencing (or knowingly bypassing/breaking a rule/action) moderator action (or rule complaints/repost complaint) such as removing a post for an inappropriate title or a self hate based removal among others reasons is not allowed in post titles/comments, it only serves to distract from conversation of the topic at hand which is the picture posted. Accounts that have a history of posting adult content are not permitted to participate in the sub. While we understand that many transgender people use adult content as their primary source of income, this sub is browsed by users under the legal age for consumption of such materials, and those users should not be exposed to it through our members. Users whose accounts meet this criteria are encouraged to create an alternate, SFW, account, for use on r/trans. Mindline Trans+ - 0300 330 5468, Emotional support/information signposting, Monday-Friday, 8PM-midnight.Transgender is someone who just wants to go by a different pronoun and maybe get a haircut. These people despite having some gender dysphoria do not fully experience the problem transexuals experience. They feel no need to take hormones. They feel no need to have surgery or want to have surgery. They just want a new name pronouns and dress up a little different. There is no laws preventing changing your name or preventing you from going by different pronouns(besides maybe in schools but whats gonna stop your friends from calling you by your proper pronouns?) yes there is a lot of hate on trans people but the transexuals get the full brunt of it as they are passing laws banning transexual healthcare. Do not post troll selfies that don't contain you in the picture. Your entire face must also ALWAYS be fully and clearly visible and unobstructed by masks (etc) and as well the image MUST contain you. United Nations human rights mechanisms have expressed concerns about these violations since the early 1990s. These mechanisms include the treaty bodies established to monitor States’ compliance with international human rights treaties, Special Rapporteurs, and other Independent Experts appointed by the Human Rights Council. For decades, several High Commissioners for Human Rights, UN Secretaries-General and other senior UN officials have expressed similar concerns.

Trans Employers - Guide to UK employers offering private medical insurance that covers gender dysphoria Treat the person like normal, but switch any gendered words used for the person, if they agree with such a change. Some people are not immediately comfortable with a pronoun or name change. Talk to the person to figure out how they want things to be dealt with. How do I deal with transphobia from those I love and/or trust?G (Gay): Gay is usually a term used to refer to men/men-aligned individuals who are only attracted to people of the same/similar gender. However, lesbians can also be referred to as gay. The use of the term gay became more popular during the 1970s. Today, bisexual and pansexual people sometimes use gay to casually refer to themselves when they talk about their similar gender attraction.

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