Gender

Asexuals, demisexuals, grey-sexuals, celibates, and a doughnut analogy.

I'm here for asexual boys who are faced with the 'boys are hyper sexual' mantra of today. Support queer boys

Ch3. Trans* Spectrum: A 101 to understanding non-binary gender.

superqueerartsyblog: I heard some person say men can’t wear dresses, so I made this in like 30 minutes just because

Demisexual: A person who is demisexual only experiences sexual attraction once a strong emotional bond has been formed. Sexuality and romantic orientation are different! A person can be romantically attracted to people, yet rarely feel sexual attraction for them (and vice versa). [follow this link to find a bundle of videos related to the sociological study of sexuality: http://www.thesociologicalcinema.com/1/category/sexsexuality426c2cb9b6/1.html]

What happenes on these days?<<< wicked rad parties

I'm so sick of older people complaining about millenials. Sorry if we no longer believe in bigoted ideals, it's okay to be gay, trans people have to pee, and mental disorders exist. Get over it.

Pretty good article on asexuality and the language attached to it.

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I is for Intersex A person who is intersex is someone who is biologically neither one hundred percent male or female. This may be because they have a mixture of male and female genitalia, or ambiguous genitalia, or it may be that they have an unusual combination of chromosomes... [click on this image to find a short clip and analysis of intersex identities and the consequences of a rigid binary]

How to Be a Trans* Ally [click on this image to find an insightful short clip featuring a number of trans* activists answering the question, "How do you describe your gender identity?"]

For friends and allies of trans individuals.

"that awkward moment when a child understands the harm of forcing gender roles better than most grown male politicians"

C is for Cisgender If someone is cisgender, that means their birth-assigned sex (the sex they were assigned when they were born, according to visible reproductive organs and genitalia, and likely raised as), their gender identity (their internal perception of their gender and how they label themselves) and their gender expression... [click on this image to find a short video and analysis of the gender binary and why two sets of pronouns do not adequately capture the range of gender identities]

An asexual and non-monosexual inclusive list of sexual and romantic orientations - original creator unknown.

In a world where people often feel compelled to advertise their sexual inclinations and preferences, many people identify as asexual, lacking sexual attraction to either men or women. This book introd

Some people like all of the toppings. Pansexuality and omnisexuality are the attraction to all genders. People who are pansexual and omnisexual do not consider gender connected to attraction. They are attracted to both binary and non-binary genders. [follow this link to find a bundle of videos related to the sociological study of sexuality: http://www.thesociologicalcinema.com/1/category/sexsexuality426c2cb9b6/1.html] Artist: Courney McInturff

"I am not a whore. I am not confused. I am not 'going through a phase.' I am not invisible. I am not unfaithful. I am not alone. I'm bisexual. And that's really all there is to it." [click on this image to find a short clip and analysis of bisexuality and sexual identity politics]

Another pride dragon - this time for the bisexuals and biromantics :)The others in this series can be found here (it’s a work in progress, I haven’t drawn them all yet).Also available on TeePublic and Redbubble! <<<not my art; click the picture for the artist's tumblr :)