Free Trans Resources Public Spreadsheet

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Aromantic Ask Game

(Reblog and get people to submit a number, then answer the corresponding question.)

What is your aro-spec label?

Where do you fit in the aro community (ex, alloaro / aroace / nonSAM aro / etc)?

Do you consider yourself lgbt+?

Are you out as aro?

How did you figure out you are aro?

What is your favourite part about being aromantic?

What is your least favourite part about being aromantic?

Do you associate anything with being ‘aromantic culture’?

What is your favourite aro-spec identity flag?

How long have you known you are aro?

What is one thing you wish people knew about being aro-spec?

Do you have any friends, acquaintances or other people you know that are aro-spec?

What do you wish you could tell your younger self related to being aro-spec?

Do you have any other attraction labels (ex, sexual orientation / platonic orientation / etc)?

What advice do you have for other aro-spec people (or those questioning being aro-spec)?

What are your views on romance? Could include if you are romance repulsed / favourable / etc?

Do you have any aro related labels that don’t fit into the other groups (like loveless / lovequeer / amatopunk / etc)?

Do you have any aro-spec headcanons?

Is there a song that is very aromantic to you?

What kind of relationships are you interested in, if any?

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i’d name him Squant btw. if u even care

I Am Transsexual and Want An Education

Most of you know I am a transsexual. I do not hide it and I have never tried to.  

I am also a college student. Like many Americans, I cannot really afford to be there. Many trans people like me cannot afford higher education either.  

Transgender people don’t have the same kind of opportunities that cisgender people do. Either you live a lie and torture yourself because you know your family will forsake you if you say anything, you tell them everything and are kicked out, or you are lucky enough to get a neutral to positive response. Yes, neutral is lucky. 

The trans folks that say nothing and live in agony being unsupported and trapped can maybe go to college but know that if they say anything their tuition might be out the door, that their parents or family or guardians will throw them to the wolves. So they either suffer in silence or end up committing suicide. 

The trans folks that came out and were kicked out have basically no chance at ever going to college. You might be able to get government and private loans, but you’ll be drowning in debt by the end of it all. Debt you may never be able to pay off alone. 

The remaining lucky ones most likely still come from low to middle income families that can’t really afford college anyways. It is a borderline no-win scenario. 

How is this fair? Can’t everybody see this is cruel? This is a struggle faced by all queer people, but is intensified by the trans label. We are easy targets. 

I was once talking to a girl who was also queer, but not trans. I said, “Rae, in my state, it is illegal for me to use a public restroom. It is illegal for public institutions to give me my life saving medication. I have almost no rights. We are witnessing a modern-day segregation.” I live in Florida. 

She turned to me and said, “You know it’s hard for me too. There are like, no gay bars in my city. No fun ones anyway.” 

I felt like I had been slapped. I never really talked to her again.  

Of course, all queer people face oppression, but for her to dismiss the violent and dangerous actions that are being taken against my people in favor of her own problems highlights a deeper issue with the attitude towards trans people. 

We are an afterthought. 

We are different. 

Other people are so far removed from the plight of trans people that they do not recognize how privileged they are by comparison and damn it I refuse to be an afterthought for much longer. 

I do not want to live in quiet, secret moments anymore. I do not want to be in the shadows and behind closed doors. I want to feel comfortable out in the open. I shouldn’t have to hide. Let me wear what I want and be what I am. Let me hold my boyfriend’s hand in public. Let me be able to take off my binder or just not wear it at all. Let my people have healthcare and basic human decency. Let us get an education and let us use the goddamn bathroom. Let us. Let us. Let us. 

OnlineDegree.com

The #TransgenderFirst College Scholarship- For Transgender Students

The first national scholarship exclusively dedicated to help the underserved Transgender student community get affordable access to college

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Help Zelda with living situation and surgery fees, organized by Zelda Acosta

Hello! I'm not entirely sure how to go about this as asking for help i… Zelda Acosta needs your support for Help Zelda with living situatio

Howdy y’all, It’s been awhile since I’ve updated my gofundme or talked about it for a myriad of reasons but finally found the time and spoons to sit down and do it. I hate to post it at all but I could still very much use any support I can get, and wanted to give my thanks for all of the attention and support I’ve gotten up to this point. Any interaction on this post is super appreciated, thank y’all so much.

Please reblog for sample size, even if you’re not autistic.

Google Docs

on transfeminine modes of dress

hi, if you'll do me a little favor and spread my little survey around i'd be grateful. i'm interviewing trans women on how they feel about dressing, as i want my final project at school, a five-look runway collection to be released next year, to be considerate of transfeminine bodies. so i'd appreciate your response! (i can release the responses at the end if y'all are curious.) and if you're not a trans woman, please do reblog this to help it spread round to someone who is. ^_^

Intersex people and the bodies they inhabit are WORTHY

They are AMAZING

They are BEAUTIFUL

Intersex is holy. Intersex is awe-inspiring. Intersex is worthy. Intersex is worthy. Intersex is worthy.

top surgery for dan

It would mean so much to us if you could please share this post. Dan is one of the kindest and most beautiful people I've ever met. They started T in 2019 but they haven't been able to get top surgery yet as it is so very expensive. Please help if you can, any amount would be sincerely appreciated.

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Dan Keify, our sibling and friend, is looking for help on their journey of self-discovery and reclaiming their identity. Assigned female at

Same.

This blog is a safe space for:

LGBTQ+ people

People on the spectrum

Systems

Trans people

Nonbinary people

People who use neopronouns

People who support the people mentioned above

And more besides

Why am I saying this? Because people don't say it enough. People tend to have a tough time knowing you're a safe space unless you explicitly say so and back that up with your actions.

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hey gang i’m nat :(

i’m a black transfemme who has gotten covid and is burning through their savings fast in quarantine, i need maybe 150$ to get groceries and pay some utility bills for the time I can’t work

i have a really understanding boss which I’m grateful for but anything would very help 

my cashapp is $heartyamala  

i also have an amazon wishlist if you want to help get me some warmer clothing + vitamins

thank you so much please rt if you can’t donate, any amount helps.