this account is dedicated to positivity specifically centering the experiences of trans, nonbinary, gnc, and demi/multi/gender/fluid lesbians who feel lesbianism is integral to their gender identity.
“woman” and “man” are not mutually exclusive categories
if you put all the women in the world in one room, there would be men in that room
if you put all the men in the world in one room, there would be women in that room
I have a processing time temporarily of less than a week. I have things shipping out within days of things being ordered. I am just one disabled person running this business. And it's unfair that customers will make threats & use the excuse that they're also disabled to harass me
Trans men using the lesbian label isn't invalidating anyone, you don't have to use it.
To any trans men who are lesbians, I love you /p, you are amazing!
It doesn't get said enough so love to all mspec gays <3 mspec gays attracted to women are amazing, mspec gays not attracted to women are great! Great day to all the mspec gays out there!
(Repost becausd of typo)
Butch lesbians, trans masc lesbians, gnc lesbians, trans men lesbians, multigender lesbians, and genderfluid lesbians can all be lesbiangender.
Femininity is not a prerequisite, just as it isn’t to lesbianism.
This link explains it neatly, but is heavy handed in its use of “femininity.”
Lesbiangender lesbians DO NOT have to be feminine or feel connected to femininity in any way. Just lesbianism. They do not have to be “woman-aligned” or AFAB either.
https://t.co/nMzQe1dieP
Like lesbians who do not ID as lesbiangender, lesgens can be attracted to more genders than just women (including men and masc genders).
There are no rules to self-identification and lesbianism has a rich history of including multiple gender identities and orientations.
Lesbiangender is a term for nonbinary people who feel lesbianism is integral to their gender.
Being a lesbian IS their gender. This can be in addition to other genders or not.
This can be either connected to or a completely separate experience from womanhood.