My Appearance
Reposted from LumiPop’s DeviantArt.
Posted by XylophoneGender on May 5th, 2018 at 10:00 am
Reposted from LumiPop’s DeviantArt.
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“Androgynous Explorations of Time – The 70s” by Shotby Femo
Models: Yvonne Chibueze & Antwon Williams
Hair and Make-Up: Misty Mosharrafa
Styling: Brad Simpson at Body Style UK
Photography: www.shotbyfemo.com
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“Self portrait.
“Exploring and questioning divisions and connotations associated with the majority of society’s idea of stereotypes within the gender binary.”
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“SELF, Transition Week No. 10” by T. Chick McClure
“Self portrait documenting week ten of my transition from female to male.”
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Eva 2015 by KELLERBRANDT | fineart
“Diese Serie von Porträts ist entstanden im März 2015 für die Gruppenausstellung ‘Eva’s Weg‘”
(English Translation: “This series of portraits was created in March 2015 for the group exhibition ‘Eva’s Way‘”)
Submitted by Alyx, the model and photographer.
“I sort of accidentally gave myself a bad haircut (not unusual for me at all) but here I’m trying to uh … ‘rock it’, if you will — pretend it was deliberate. because it …. was…? (shhh)”
Submitted by Chris, the model.
“After arriving in Manchester to introduce my sister to the real me for the first time, I did a full contour in my car! I love my makeup!”
Submitted by Jomo, the model and photographer.
“My classic casual style, with no preoccupation of gender codes.”
You can call me… Lucas
I identify as… semi-masculine genderqueer, probably polysexual
As far as third-person pronouns go, … they/them, he/him, ze/zir, it/its, any except for
I’m attracted to… anyone queer. a similar sense of humour and outlook on life to myself.
When people talk about me, I want them to… be respectful, not call me “pushy” when correcting them.
I want people to understand… no one is too young to identify differently to how they were born.
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Reposted from article “Agender Person Goes From Being Bullied in the Newark Projects to Gracing the Cover of French Vogue”
I was like, “Oh, my goodness! All of the things that people teased me about or called me names about, or those things that were supposed to be my flaws, were really my strengths!”
Reposted from You Deserve Love Campaign
Reposted from Ruch Queer, czyli ruch osób wolnych od stereotypów (approximate translation from Polish: “Queer movement, or the movement of people free from stereotypes”)
From @thejefferyMarsh: “It’s ok to bring a little sass to your day sometimes.