transandnonbinary

Hello everyone - I figured I'd say hello, but we should ALL say hello in the same place! I'm not an admin here or anything, but intro posts are a great way to connect and meet people!

Name: Krys
Age range: late 30's
Identities: Transmasc, agender, butch, bisexual
About: I'm a graduate student in planetary science studying Earth's moon. I love talking about fandom-related things, as well as spreading awareness about transmasc issues.

Current Mood: happy

jerrbear_81

I'm cis, but am here to be an ally. Though, my pronouns also include they and them, so I suppose I'm more 75% cis (cissy?)

He/him/they/them

Current Mood: high

ayebydan

Hi there.

I'm Sam and I am nonbinary, afab. I have never really felt like I have belonged in a community like this and I hope that will change. I respond to female pronouns mostly because I don't live in a position where many would respect any others. Given I don't find female pronouns especially triggering I just kind of...live with it? Many friends simply use my name in place of pronouns and I like that.

I don't find my birth name triggering either most of the time; I just don't feel connected to it. If I hear 'Samantha' it simply does not register that someone is talking to me. However if I heard it and know I am being addressed I do find it jarring and uncomfortable. I feel like calling it triggering would be disrespectful to others who struggle far more hearing their dead names. I am privileged that the my birth name has a gender-neutral shortened version and society often immediately asks me 'do you prefer being called something else'?, usually meaning Sammy or Sam and I can then use my preferred name.

I guess for a long time I have felt caught between two worlds. Even as a non-binary person I have been accused of not being non-binary enough because of the things I have mentioned. I just want to find a place that accepts me for who I am I guess and I hope that place is here.

virgosplaining

Hello! I mostly regulate my internet self to "ziggy stardust". My friends call me variations upon ziggy, I tend to refer to myself as "zig". Anything like that will work!

I'm 26 years old and agender -- my pronouns are they/them. I suppose in some way I always knew I Wasn't Quite A Girl but I had legitimately no words or concept for that until I was about 18 to 20. I first saw and began to understand the term 'genderqueer' and it was like a lightbulb went off. From there I went on a bit of a journey -- settling on "agender" has been relatively recent, but after close to ten years I feel like this is the closest to me.

So here I am. Hi! I look forward to contributing to this community.

gender_euphoric

Hi!

Jay here. Transitioned trans male, 11 years on T as of last month (totally forgot to celebrate this year!), he/him pronouns, Madison, Wisconsin, depressed, queer, masc-ish presenting, more nonbinary than binary (probably), etc etc. Self employed reseller, amateur writer.

I'm basically just gonna make the first ten people who join admins. If you actually don't want to be an admin, comment here or PM me.
Feel free to add to the profile, recruit people, suggest user pics, and similar. Rules and guidelines will be needed at some point, though I'm hoping we can just agree to "practice mutual respect, be inclusive, no personal attacks" for simple rules.

Other people should feel free to jump in with introductions!!!!!!!!

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