

Do donkey kicks as an exercise.
pronouns: cele/celes
Plural. This is why we use we. Trans{gender and species}.
We aren’t human, thank you!
We are also ace- and aro- spec, so don’t direct sexual or romantic things at us. Even if it’s meant as non-romantic or non-sexual just don’t say we are loved or you love us etc.
Don’t call yourself any familial (dad, mum etc) words at us, it is extremely traumatic for us.
Do donkey kicks as an exercise.
3 out of 7 isn’t bad.
lube mist sounds like a sensory nightmare.
The answer isn’t really hard to find though, if you’re interested in looking :).
Us.
We do not understand this one. Might be the way the top one is phrased.
Did you mean agender? We do not think asexual means what you think it means.
Patches. We tried gel but it’s annoying to wait for it to dry and the estrogen levels are kind of spikey.
hands you a lollipop and skips off
As Ace-Spec folks we are constantly asking ourselves this.
yes.
Therapists are always necessary.
Yes, you are correct, it presupposes that being online, chronically etc is a bad thing and should be used against people when considering their viewpoint etc.
No. Our Edit 2 is to the people still talking about this.
Edit: Also this was about something else that has been changed since.
We literally have seen black people say don’t take our words, and only black people can speak like this/say these words, are you saying they were wrong to want that?
Also, cultures mixing doesn’t work like this, it isn’t taken, but given freely.
Edit: As we said, it harkens back to a long history of colonialism and people taking things that aren’t theirs.
Edit 2: Also, no, one culture only being allowed to use a langauge isn’t the source of its invalidation it’s ‘official’ forces like school, government etc not recognising it as a langauge, not people saying it shouldn’t be appropriated, you’re still welcome to learn and understand it, just don’t use it. It really is that simple.
Edit 3: Also people online taking it and changing it to fit their own needs, using it to the point parody, not recognising that black people invented it, and saying it’s a ‘meme’ also invalidates it as a language. It’s literally a language they needed to create in order to survive, having it memeified is disgusting and misses its entire point.
We think the concept of being ‘online’ is bad, ableist, and other such bigotry.
However, apart from that we agree with your points as to why some trans people are online; sadly a lot of trans men/masc, as well as nonbinary folks are still majorly excluded or disencouraged from computers as a hobby etc and are often attacked by trans femmes purely for pointing out the exclusion, bigotry or other negative experiences they have in the world, both online and offline.
neato