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uluhlynx:

sweet-saccharin:
if this ain’t the most beautiful mermaid you’ve ever seen…

He looks so happy


10/10 a good mermaid

the mermaid of happiness


Reblog to have good and warm feelings

;w; <3

I think he’s actually from the Merby group. It’s a bunch dudes with facial hair who get together, put on tails, and do a photoshoot. 
This photoshoot gets turned into a calendar which is then sold and most (if not all) proceeds go to charity. 
Their most recent charity went to VPNL, which according to their website  “works diligently throughout the province to change attitudes, behaviours, and social norms associated with violence. VPNL organizations provide violence prevention and early intervention services to those most at risk of experiencing violence: women, children and youth, Indigenous women and children, older persons, persons with disabilities, persons of varying race or ethnicity, LGBTQ+ persons, and persons of varying economic status.”
They also currently have applications open for new merbys!
Aside from it going to a great cause, it’s also a super funny & cute calendar! It makes for a great gift. I got two in 2018! 
Oh and they’re also hella inclusive and socially conscious. One of my favorite quotes from the Merby site: 
“Inclusion is our jam. Humans of all genders, ethnicities, faiths, abilities and ages are welcome. Good people, doing good things, having fun the whole time – that’s who we are. Ability to grow facial hair is irrelevant – it’s the beard inside that matters most.”
: hu by Tami
feminismandmedia:

fairyofsomething:

affinityforthestars:

jumpingjacktrash:

curlicuecal:

uluhlynx:

sweet-saccharin:
if this ain’t the most beautiful mermaid you’ve ever seen…

He looks so happy


10/10 a good mermaid

the mermaid of happiness


Reblog to have good and warm feelings

;w; <3

I think he’s actually from the Merby group. It’s a bunch dudes with facial hair who get together, put on tails, and do a photoshoot. 
This photoshoot gets turned into a calendar which is then sold and most (if not all) proceeds go to charity. 
Their most recent charity went to VPNL, which according to their website  “works diligently throughout the province to change attitudes, behaviours, and social norms associated with violence. VPNL organizations provide violence prevention and early intervention services to those most at risk of experiencing violence: women, children and youth, Indigenous women and children, older persons, persons with disabilities, persons of varying race or ethnicity, LGBTQ+ persons, and persons of varying economic status.”
They also currently have applications open for new merbys!
Aside from it going to a great cause, it’s also a super funny & cute calendar! It makes for a great gift. I got two in 2018! 
Oh and they’re also hella inclusive and socially conscious. One of my favorite quotes from the Merby site: 
“Inclusion is our jam. Humans of all genders, ethnicities, faiths, abilities and ages are welcome. Good people, doing good things, having fun the whole time – that’s who we are. Ability to grow facial hair is irrelevant – it’s the beard inside that matters most.”

        

            
            

                
                
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fairyofsomething:

affinityforthestars:

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curlicuecal:

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sweet-saccharin:
if this ain’t the most beautiful mermaid you’ve ever seen…

He looks so happy


10/10 a good mermaid

the mermaid of happiness


Reblog to have good and warm feelings

;w; <3

I think he’s actually from the Merby group. It’s a bunch dudes with facial hair who get together, put on tails, and do a photoshoot. 
This photoshoot gets turned into a calendar which is then sold and most (if not all) proceeds go to charity. 
Their most recent charity went to VPNL, which according to their website  “works diligently throughout the province to change attitudes, behaviours, and social norms associated with violence. VPNL organizations provide violence prevention and early intervention services to those most at risk of experiencing violence: women, children and youth, Indigenous women and children, older persons, persons with disabilities, persons of varying race or ethnicity, LGBTQ+ persons, and persons of varying economic status.”
They also currently have applications open for new merbys!
Aside from it going to a great cause, it’s also a super funny & cute calendar! It makes for a great gift. I got two in 2018! 
Oh and they’re also hella inclusive and socially conscious. One of my favorite quotes from the Merby site: 
“Inclusion is our jam. Humans of all genders, ethnicities, faiths, abilities and ages are welcome. Good people, doing good things, having fun the whole time – that’s who we are. Ability to grow facial hair is irrelevant – it’s the beard inside that matters most.”
: hu by Tami
feminismandmedia:

fairyofsomething:

affinityforthestars:

jumpingjacktrash:

curlicuecal:

uluhlynx:

sweet-saccharin:
if this ain’t the most beautiful mermaid you’ve ever seen…

He looks so happy


10/10 a good mermaid

the mermaid of happiness


Reblog to have good and warm feelings

;w; <3

I think he’s actually from the Merby group. It’s a bunch dudes with facial hair who get together, put on tails, and do a photoshoot. 
This photoshoot gets turned into a calendar which is then sold and most (if not all) proceeds go to charity. 
Their most recent charity went to VPNL, which according to their website  “works diligently throughout the province to change attitudes, behaviours, and social norms associated with violence. VPNL organizations provide violence prevention and early intervention services to those most at risk of experiencing violence: women, children and youth, Indigenous women and children, older persons, persons with disabilities, persons of varying race or ethnicity, LGBTQ+ persons, and persons of varying economic status.”
They also currently have applications open for new merbys!
Aside from it going to a great cause, it’s also a super funny & cute calendar! It makes for a great gift. I got two in 2018! 
Oh and they’re also hella inclusive and socially conscious. One of my favorite quotes from the Merby site: 
“Inclusion is our jam. Humans of all genders, ethnicities, faiths, abilities and ages are welcome. Good people, doing good things, having fun the whole time – that’s who we are. Ability to grow facial hair is irrelevant – it’s the beard inside that matters most.”

                    
                
            

            
                
                
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sweet-saccharin:
if this ain’t the most beautiful mermaid you’ve ever seen…

He looks so happy


10/10 a good mermaid

the mermaid of happiness


Reblog to have good and warm feelings

;w; 3

I think he’s actually from the Merby group. It’s a bunch dudes with facial hair who get together, put on tails, and do a photoshoot. 
This photoshoot gets turned into a calendar which is then sold and most (if not all) proceeds go to charity. 
Their most recent charity went to VPNL, which according to their website  “works diligently throughout the province to change attitudes, behaviours, and social norms associated with violence. VPNL organizations provide violence prevention and early intervention services to those most at risk of experiencing violence: women, children and youth, Indigenous women and children, older persons, persons with disabilities, persons of varying race or ethnicity, LGBTQ+ persons, and persons of varying economic status.”
They also currently have applications open for new merbys!
Aside from it going to a great cause, it’s also a super funny  cute calendar! It makes for a great gift. I got two in 2018! 
Oh and they’re also hella inclusive and socially conscious. One of my favorite quotes from the Merby site: 
“Inclusion is our jam. Humans of all genders, ethnicities, faiths, abilities and ages are welcome. Good people, doing good things, having fun the whole time – that’s who we are. Ability to grow facial hair is irrelevant – it’s the beard inside that matters most.”
: hu by Tami
feminismandmedia:

fairyofsomething:

affinityforthestars:

jumpingjacktrash:

curlicuecal:

uluhlynx:

sweet-saccharin:
if this ain’t the most beautiful mermaid you’ve ever seen…

He looks so happy


10/10 a good mermaid

the mermaid of happiness


Reblog to have good and warm feelings

;w; 3

I think he’s actually from the Merby group. It’s a bunch dudes with facial hair who get together, put on tails, and do a photoshoot. 
This photoshoot gets turned into a calendar which is then sold and most (if not all) proceeds go to charity. 
Their most recent charity went to VPNL, which according to their website  “works diligently throughout the province to change attitudes, behaviours, and social norms associated with violence. VPNL organizations provide violence prevention and early intervention services to those most at risk of experiencing violence: women, children and youth, Indigenous women and children, older persons, persons with disabilities, persons of varying race or ethnicity, LGBTQ+ persons, and persons of varying economic status.”
They also currently have applications open for new merbys!
Aside from it going to a great cause, it’s also a super funny  cute calendar! It makes for a great gift. I got two in 2018! 
Oh and they’re also hella inclusive and socially conscious. One of my favorite quotes from the Merby site: 
“Inclusion is our jam. Humans of all genders, ethnicities, faiths, abilities and ages are welcome. Good people, doing good things, having fun the whole time – that’s who we are. Ability to grow facial hair is irrelevant – it’s the beard inside that matters most.”

        

            
            

                
                
                    feminismandmedia:

fairyofsomething:

affinityforthestars:

jumpingjacktrash:

curlicuecal:

uluhlynx:

sweet-saccharin:
if this ain’t the most beautiful mermaid you’ve ever seen…

He looks so happy


10/10 a good mermaid

the mermaid of happiness


Reblog to have good and warm feelings

;w; 3

I think he’s actually from the Merby group. It’s a bunch dudes with facial hair who get together, put on tails, and do a photoshoot. 
This photoshoot gets turned into a calendar which is then sold and most (if not all) proceeds go to charity. 
Their most recent charity went to VPNL, which according to their website  “works diligently throughout the province to change attitudes, behaviours, and social norms associated with violence. VPNL organizations provide violence prevention and early intervention services to those most at risk of experiencing violence: women, children and youth, Indigenous women and children, older persons, persons with disabilities, persons of varying race or ethnicity, LGBTQ+ persons, and persons of varying economic status.”
They also currently have applications open for new merbys!
Aside from it going to a great cause, it’s also a super funny  cute calendar! It makes for a great gift. I got two in 2018! 
Oh and they’re also hella inclusive and socially conscious. One of my favorite quotes from the Merby site: 
“Inclusion is our jam. Humans of all genders, ethnicities, faiths, abilities and ages are welcome. Good people, doing good things, having fun the whole time – that’s who we are. Ability to grow facial hair is irrelevant – it’s the beard inside that matters most.”
: hu by Tami
feminismandmedia:

fairyofsomething:

affinityforthestars:

jumpingjacktrash:

curlicuecal:

uluhlynx:

sweet-saccharin:
if this ain’t the most beautiful mermaid you’ve ever seen…

He looks so happy


10/10 a good mermaid

the mermaid of happiness


Reblog to have good and warm feelings

;w; 3

I think he’s actually from the Merby group. It’s a bunch dudes with facial hair who get together, put on tails, and do a photoshoot. 
This photoshoot gets turned into a calendar which is then sold and most (if not all) proceeds go to charity. 
Their most recent charity went to VPNL, which according to their website  “works diligently throughout the province to change attitudes, behaviours, and social norms associated with violence. VPNL organizations provide violence prevention and early intervention services to those most at risk of experiencing violence: women, children and youth, Indigenous women and children, older persons, persons with disabilities, persons of varying race or ethnicity, LGBTQ+ persons, and persons of varying economic status.”
They also currently have applications open for new merbys!
Aside from it going to a great cause, it’s also a super funny  cute calendar! It makes for a great gift. I got two in 2018! 
Oh and they’re also hella inclusive and socially conscious. One of my favorite quotes from the Merby site: 
“Inclusion is our jam. Humans of all genders, ethnicities, faiths, abilities and ages are welcome. Good people, doing good things, having fun the whole time – that’s who we are. Ability to grow facial hair is irrelevant – it’s the beard inside that matters most.”

                    
                
            

            
                
                
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lenyberry:


yayfeminism:
Why does being a woman put you at greater risk of having anxiety?Part biology, part what we teach our kids about their place in the world.
So we’re teaching girls to be anxious wrecks and boys to disregard the possibility of consequences for incautious behavior. This explains a lot of things. Like… why women are anxious wrecks and men are frequently surprised when it turns out their actions do in fact have consequences.And why men don’t bother asking for help even when they really need it, and thus more frequently die from treatable health conditions (including depression), while women end up getting a broad stereotype of being hypochondriacs (and then having a hard time getting treatment for legitimate health concerns).


https://www.ted.com/talks/caroline_paul_to_raise_brave_girls_encourage_adventure/transcript


Great example of how feminism serves not just women but people of all genders, including men.
: There's a researcher in Canada who was looking at
 the injury rates between boys and girls _boys, by
 toddlerhood, are two to four times more likely to be
 injured than girls are, and their injuries tend to be
 more serious, and she was trying to uncover what
 was behind that. She was actually on maternity
 leave with her oldest son and spent a lot of time on
 playgrounds, and what she saw was this really
 striking difference in how boys and girls are
 encouraged, or not encouraged, to deal with risk. So
 she did a series of studies with little boys and girls
 on a playground, and she had parents teach their
 kids to slide down a pole like you'd see at a
 firehouse. And what she found is that boys were
 much more likely to be encouraged to be
 independent, while girls were much more likely to be
 cautioned about safety, about danger. Even though
 boys and girls had the same skill level _- both boys
 and girls were equally adept at actually using the
 equipment - the way parents treated them was
 very different, to the point where even when boys
 actually asked for help, parents said no. A couple of
 boys tumbled to the ground off this fire-station pole
 because they couldn't do it without assistance, and
 they were left on their own

 So while this kind of parenting may help protect girls
 physicallv, the research suggests that it also
 contributes to this feeling of vulnerability, that the
 world is a dangerous place. Because the message
 that sends to girls - encouraging them to be very
 cautious and alwavs highlighting safety and danger
 is that the world is a dangerous place, and that
 they can't cope on their own. And that feeling of
 vulnerability of course is a core belief of anxiety as
 well
 Another] study had young children who were told to
 make a world out of these sand toys with their
 parents. And what they found is, parents were much
 more likely to praise their sons when they were
 being assertive or independent, when they were
 telling their parents where to put a toy or directing
 the play. But when girls did that, parents were much
 more likely to talk over their children, ignore them, or
 dissuade what they were saying. So the message
 that sends is that you don't have control over your
 experience, oVer your world
annaknitsspock:
paulatheprokaryote:

lenyberry:


yayfeminism:
Why does being a woman put you at greater risk of having anxiety?Part biology, part what we teach our kids about their place in the world.
So we’re teaching girls to be anxious wrecks and boys to disregard the possibility of consequences for incautious behavior. This explains a lot of things. Like… why women are anxious wrecks and men are frequently surprised when it turns out their actions do in fact have consequences.And why men don’t bother asking for help even when they really need it, and thus more frequently die from treatable health conditions (including depression), while women end up getting a broad stereotype of being hypochondriacs (and then having a hard time getting treatment for legitimate health concerns).


https://www.ted.com/talks/caroline_paul_to_raise_brave_girls_encourage_adventure/transcript


Great example of how feminism serves not just women but people of all genders, including men.

        

            
            

                
                
                    annaknitsspock:
paulatheprokaryote:

lenyberry:


yayfeminism:
Why does being a woman put you at greater risk of having anxiety?Part biology, part what we teach our kids about their place in the world.
So we’re teaching girls to be anxious wrecks and boys to disregard the possibility of consequences for incautious behavior. This explains a lot of things. Like… why women are anxious wrecks and men are frequently surprised when it turns out their actions do in fact have consequences.And why men don’t bother asking for help even when they really need it, and thus more frequently die from treatable health conditions (including depression), while women end up getting a broad stereotype of being hypochondriacs (and then having a hard time getting treatment for legitimate health concerns).


https://www.ted.com/talks/caroline_paul_to_raise_brave_girls_encourage_adventure/transcript


Great example of how feminism serves not just women but people of all genders, including men.
: There's a researcher in Canada who was looking at
 the injury rates between boys and girls _boys, by
 toddlerhood, are two to four times more likely to be
 injured than girls are, and their injuries tend to be
 more serious, and she was trying to uncover what
 was behind that. She was actually on maternity
 leave with her oldest son and spent a lot of time on
 playgrounds, and what she saw was this really
 striking difference in how boys and girls are
 encouraged, or not encouraged, to deal with risk. So
 she did a series of studies with little boys and girls
 on a playground, and she had parents teach their
 kids to slide down a pole like you'd see at a
 firehouse. And what she found is that boys were
 much more likely to be encouraged to be
 independent, while girls were much more likely to be
 cautioned about safety, about danger. Even though
 boys and girls had the same skill level _- both boys
 and girls were equally adept at actually using the
 equipment - the way parents treated them was
 very different, to the point where even when boys
 actually asked for help, parents said no. A couple of
 boys tumbled to the ground off this fire-station pole
 because they couldn't do it without assistance, and
 they were left on their own

 So while this kind of parenting may help protect girls
 physicallv, the research suggests that it also
 contributes to this feeling of vulnerability, that the
 world is a dangerous place. Because the message
 that sends to girls - encouraging them to be very
 cautious and alwavs highlighting safety and danger
 is that the world is a dangerous place, and that
 they can't cope on their own. And that feeling of
 vulnerability of course is a core belief of anxiety as
 well
 Another] study had young children who were told to
 make a world out of these sand toys with their
 parents. And what they found is, parents were much
 more likely to praise their sons when they were
 being assertive or independent, when they were
 telling their parents where to put a toy or directing
 the play. But when girls did that, parents were much
 more likely to talk over their children, ignore them, or
 dissuade what they were saying. So the message
 that sends is that you don't have control over your
 experience, oVer your world
annaknitsspock:
paulatheprokaryote:

lenyberry:


yayfeminism:
Why does being a woman put you at greater risk of having anxiety?Part biology, part what we teach our kids about their place in the world.
So we’re teaching girls to be anxious wrecks and boys to disregard the possibility of consequences for incautious behavior. This explains a lot of things. Like… why women are anxious wrecks and men are frequently surprised when it turns out their actions do in fact have consequences.And why men don’t bother asking for help even when they really need it, and thus more frequently die from treatable health conditions (including depression), while women end up getting a broad stereotype of being hypochondriacs (and then having a hard time getting treatment for legitimate health concerns).


https://www.ted.com/talks/caroline_paul_to_raise_brave_girls_encourage_adventure/transcript


Great example of how feminism serves not just women but people of all genders, including men.

                    
                
            

            
                
                
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paulatheprokaryote:

lenyberry:


yayfeminism:
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mxcleod:

mmikan:

Here’s information about sexual/romantic orientations and gender identities that I put together! I..I don’t do graphic design, so this isn’t that great. Also, I’m very sorry if I missed your orientation or identity or got some information wrong. Sources: (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6) Flags: (1) Top photo: (1)

I hope this helps some of you out!

Oh god. I never realized!! I’m placiosexual. I’m so glad I found this!!!!!


This is really important because I used to identify as ‘questioning/unlabelled’ with my sexuality because I never knew that I could identify as ‘Quoisexual’ (excuse me if the spelling is wrong) instead of spending all that time debating over pan and bi. I now identify as bi (two or more) but this could have really helped me earlier on and I hope it helps others identify themselves if they do wish. I think being able to give myself an official label whilst I wasn’t sure what I was would have been amazing because it’s so reassuring to know that there is a flag and everything.And I didn’t know there were that many genders!!!! I feel so happy now that I am more educated and that this exists to help and educate people!! Yay!
: ORIENTATION G GENDER IDENTITY
 Sexual attraction: attraction that makes people desire sexual
 contact or shows sexual interest in another person(s)
 Romantic attraction: attraction that makes people desire romantic
 contact or interaction with another person(s)
 A-lack of attraction
 Bi-attraction toward one or more genders
 Hetero-attr
 action towards the gender opposite of oneself
 Homo-attraction towards the same gender as oneself
 tion toward all genders/"regardless of gender"

 But wait, there's more!
 Abro-fluctuates between different
 Gray-does not normally experience
 attraction, butmay experienceit
 sometimes under rare or specific
 circumstances, mayhaveno desire
 to act on attraction
 Placio-little to no desireto receive
 sexual/romantic acts but desires
 performing them on someone else
 Akoi-(or Lith-) experiences
 attraction, but doesn't wish for it to
 be acted on/reciprocated
 Apothi-sex-repulsed/romance-
 repulsed
 Autochoris-disconnection between
 oneself and a sexual target/object of
 arousal; may enjoy pornbut feelsno
 desire toparticipate
 Poly- attraction tomultiple genders
 (butnot necessarily all genders)
 Quoi-not knowing where one fits on
 Cetero-attraction to only nonbinary
 the spectrum; or notidentifyingwith
 any of the existing labels
 Cupio-lack of attraction, but desires
 arelationship
 Recipro-Experiencing attraction
 only after realizing someone is
 Demi-attraction only after a bond
 hasbeen formed
 Requies-limited or no
 attraction/interest/activity due to
 some form of emotional exhaustiorn
 Fray-attraction fades after initially
 meeting someone
 Just add -sexual or -romantic to the end of these stems!
 homoflexible: primarily attracted to members of the same-sex
 but occasionally finds themselves attracted to the opposite sex
 heteroflexible: primarily attracted to the opposite sex but
 occasionally finds themselves attracted to the same-sex

 What's gender?
 Gender # Sex
 Sex is determined by genitalia, while gender is a social construct thatrefers to a
 person's experience of their identity. Gender identity is how a person thinks of
 their own gender within themselves. Gender is complex and goes way beyond
 just"male" and"female."

 Graygender: ambivalent about their
 gender identity/expression, butwho
 Agender: nogender/genderless
 dentifies atleast partially with a
 Alia/Aporagender: defines gender
 as other' or apart from existing
 genders
 Androgyne: identi fies as
 androgynous, gender-wise
 Bigender: twogenders, canidentif
 as both, or movebetween the two
 gender (defined or not) outside of
 he binary
 Intergender: in themiddle between
 the binary genders of female and
 male, and may beamix of both;
 intended for intersex people to use
 Cisgender: gender is same as sex
 they were assigned atbirth
 Demigender: feeling a partial, but
 not a full, connection to a particular
 Pangender: experiencing a wide
 variety of genders, may feel that
 they experience gendersbeyond
 their ability to describe or beyond
 thosewhich are currently recognized
 Polygender:'many genders;
 experiencemultiple gender
 identities, either simultaneously or
 varying between them
 gender identity (also called:
 demiboy, demigirl)
 Genderfluid: moves between
 genders, their gender isnot
 something that they or anyone can
 pin down and define
 Transgender: self-identity does not
 conform unambiguously to
 conventional notions of male or
 female gender
 Genderflux: Having a gender that
 varies inintensity or degree over
 time, related to but distinct from
 genderfluid
 Trigender: one shifts between or
 among the stereotypical behaviors
 of male, female, and a third gender
thesinisstronginthisone:
onepieceistruepain:

mxcleod:

mmikan:

Here’s information about sexual/romantic orientations and gender identities that I put together! I..I don’t do graphic design, so this isn’t that great. Also, I’m very sorry if I missed your orientation or identity or got some information wrong. Sources: (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6) Flags: (1) Top photo: (1)

I hope this helps some of you out!

Oh god. I never realized!! I’m placiosexual. I’m so glad I found this!!!!!


This is really important because I used to identify as ‘questioning/unlabelled’ with my sexuality because I never knew that I could identify as ‘Quoisexual’ (excuse me if the spelling is wrong) instead of spending all that time debating over pan and bi. I now identify as bi (two or more) but this could have really helped me earlier on and I hope it helps others identify themselves if they do wish. I think being able to give myself an official label whilst I wasn’t sure what I was would have been amazing because it’s so reassuring to know that there is a flag and everything.And I didn’t know there were that many genders!!!! I feel so happy now that I am more educated and that this exists to help and educate people!! Yay!

        

            
            

                
                
                    thesinisstronginthisone:
onepieceistruepain:

mxcleod:

mmikan:

Here’s information about sexual/romantic orientations and gender identities that I put together! I..I don’t do graphic design, so this isn’t that great. Also, I’m very sorry if I missed your orientation or identity or got some information wrong. Sources: (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6) Flags: (1) Top photo: (1)

I hope this helps some of you out!

Oh god. I never realized!! I’m placiosexual. I’m so glad I found this!!!!!


This is really important because I used to identify as ‘questioning/unlabelled’ with my sexuality because I never knew that I could identify as ‘Quoisexual’ (excuse me if the spelling is wrong) instead of spending all that time debating over pan and bi. I now identify as bi (two or more) but this could have really helped me earlier on and I hope it helps others identify themselves if they do wish. I think being able to give myself an official label whilst I wasn’t sure what I was would have been amazing because it’s so reassuring to know that there is a flag and everything.And I didn’t know there were that many genders!!!! I feel so happy now that I am more educated and that this exists to help and educate people!! Yay!
: ORIENTATION G GENDER IDENTITY
 Sexual attraction: attraction that makes people desire sexual
 contact or shows sexual interest in another person(s)
 Romantic attraction: attraction that makes people desire romantic
 contact or interaction with another person(s)
 A-lack of attraction
 Bi-attraction toward one or more genders
 Hetero-attr
 action towards the gender opposite of oneself
 Homo-attraction towards the same gender as oneself
 tion toward all genders/"regardless of gender"

 But wait, there's more!
 Abro-fluctuates between different
 Gray-does not normally experience
 attraction, butmay experienceit
 sometimes under rare or specific
 circumstances, mayhaveno desire
 to act on attraction
 Placio-little to no desireto receive
 sexual/romantic acts but desires
 performing them on someone else
 Akoi-(or Lith-) experiences
 attraction, but doesn't wish for it to
 be acted on/reciprocated
 Apothi-sex-repulsed/romance-
 repulsed
 Autochoris-disconnection between
 oneself and a sexual target/object of
 arousal; may enjoy pornbut feelsno
 desire toparticipate
 Poly- attraction tomultiple genders
 (butnot necessarily all genders)
 Quoi-not knowing where one fits on
 Cetero-attraction to only nonbinary
 the spectrum; or notidentifyingwith
 any of the existing labels
 Cupio-lack of attraction, but desires
 arelationship
 Recipro-Experiencing attraction
 only after realizing someone is
 Demi-attraction only after a bond
 hasbeen formed
 Requies-limited or no
 attraction/interest/activity due to
 some form of emotional exhaustiorn
 Fray-attraction fades after initially
 meeting someone
 Just add -sexual or -romantic to the end of these stems!
 homoflexible: primarily attracted to members of the same-sex
 but occasionally finds themselves attracted to the opposite sex
 heteroflexible: primarily attracted to the opposite sex but
 occasionally finds themselves attracted to the same-sex

 What's gender?
 Gender # Sex
 Sex is determined by genitalia, while gender is a social construct thatrefers to a
 person's experience of their identity. Gender identity is how a person thinks of
 their own gender within themselves. Gender is complex and goes way beyond
 just"male" and"female."

 Graygender: ambivalent about their
 gender identity/expression, butwho
 Agender: nogender/genderless
 dentifies atleast partially with a
 Alia/Aporagender: defines gender
 as other' or apart from existing
 genders
 Androgyne: identi fies as
 androgynous, gender-wise
 Bigender: twogenders, canidentif
 as both, or movebetween the two
 gender (defined or not) outside of
 he binary
 Intergender: in themiddle between
 the binary genders of female and
 male, and may beamix of both;
 intended for intersex people to use
 Cisgender: gender is same as sex
 they were assigned atbirth
 Demigender: feeling a partial, but
 not a full, connection to a particular
 Pangender: experiencing a wide
 variety of genders, may feel that
 they experience gendersbeyond
 their ability to describe or beyond
 thosewhich are currently recognized
 Polygender:'many genders;
 experiencemultiple gender
 identities, either simultaneously or
 varying between them
 gender identity (also called:
 demiboy, demigirl)
 Genderfluid: moves between
 genders, their gender isnot
 something that they or anyone can
 pin down and define
 Transgender: self-identity does not
 conform unambiguously to
 conventional notions of male or
 female gender
 Genderflux: Having a gender that
 varies inintensity or degree over
 time, related to but distinct from
 genderfluid
 Trigender: one shifts between or
 among the stereotypical behaviors
 of male, female, and a third gender
thesinisstronginthisone:
onepieceistruepain:

mxcleod:

mmikan:

Here’s information about sexual/romantic orientations and gender identities that I put together! I..I don’t do graphic design, so this isn’t that great. Also, I’m very sorry if I missed your orientation or identity or got some information wrong. Sources: (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6) Flags: (1) Top photo: (1)

I hope this helps some of you out!

Oh god. I never realized!! I’m placiosexual. I’m so glad I found this!!!!!


This is really important because I used to identify as ‘questioning/unlabelled’ with my sexuality because I never knew that I could identify as ‘Quoisexual’ (excuse me if the spelling is wrong) instead of spending all that time debating over pan and bi. I now identify as bi (two or more) but this could have really helped me earlier on and I hope it helps others identify themselves if they do wish. I think being able to give myself an official label whilst I wasn’t sure what I was would have been amazing because it’s so reassuring to know that there is a flag and everything.And I didn’t know there were that many genders!!!! I feel so happy now that I am more educated and that this exists to help and educate people!! Yay!

                    
                
            

            
                
                
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lenyberry:


yayfeminism:
Why does being a woman put you at greater risk of having anxiety?Part biology, part what we teach our kids about their place in the world.
So we’re teaching girls to be anxious wrecks and boys to disregard the possibility of consequences for incautious behavior. This explains a lot of things. Like… why women are anxious wrecks and men are frequently surprised when it turns out their actions do in fact have consequences.And why men don’t bother asking for help even when they really need it, and thus more frequently die from treatable health conditions (including depression), while women end up getting a broad stereotype of being hypochondriacs (and then having a hard time getting treatment for legitimate health concerns).


https://www.ted.com/talks/caroline_paul_to_raise_brave_girls_encourage_adventure/transcript


Great example of how feminism serves not just women but people of all genders, including men.
: There's a researcher in Canada who was looking at
 the injury rates between boys and girls _boys, by
 toddlerhood, are two to four times more likely to be
 injured than girls are, and their injuries tend to be
 more serious, and she was trying to uncover what
 was behind that. She was actually on maternity
 leave with her oldest son and spent a lot of time on
 playgrounds, and what she saw was this really
 striking difference in how boys and girls are
 encouraged, or not encouraged, to deal with risk. So
 she did a series of studies with little boys and girls
 on a playground, and she had parents teach their
 kids to slide down a pole like you'd see at a
 firehouse. And what she found is that boys were
 much more likely to be encouraged to be
 independent, while girls were much more likely to be
 cautioned about safety, about danger. Even though
 boys and girls had the same skill level _- both boys
 and girls were equally adept at actually using the
 equipment - the way parents treated them was
 very different, to the point where even when boys
 actually asked for help, parents said no. A couple of
 boys tumbled to the ground off this fire-station pole
 because they couldn't do it without assistance, and
 they were left on their own

 So while this kind of parenting may help protect girls
 physicallv, the research suggests that it also
 contributes to this feeling of vulnerability, that the
 world is a dangerous place. Because the message
 that sends to girls - encouraging them to be very
 cautious and alwavs highlighting safety and danger
 is that the world is a dangerous place, and that
 they can't cope on their own. And that feeling of
 vulnerability of course is a core belief of anxiety as
 well
 Another] study had young children who were told to
 make a world out of these sand toys with their
 parents. And what they found is, parents were much
 more likely to praise their sons when they were
 being assertive or independent, when they were
 telling their parents where to put a toy or directing
 the play. But when girls did that, parents were much
 more likely to talk over their children, ignore them, or
 dissuade what they were saying. So the message
 that sends is that you don't have control over your
 experience, oVer your world
annaknitsspock:

paulatheprokaryote:

lenyberry:


yayfeminism:
Why does being a woman put you at greater risk of having anxiety?Part biology, part what we teach our kids about their place in the world.
So we’re teaching girls to be anxious wrecks and boys to disregard the possibility of consequences for incautious behavior. This explains a lot of things. Like… why women are anxious wrecks and men are frequently surprised when it turns out their actions do in fact have consequences.And why men don’t bother asking for help even when they really need it, and thus more frequently die from treatable health conditions (including depression), while women end up getting a broad stereotype of being hypochondriacs (and then having a hard time getting treatment for legitimate health concerns).


https://www.ted.com/talks/caroline_paul_to_raise_brave_girls_encourage_adventure/transcript


Great example of how feminism serves not just women but people of all genders, including men.

        

            
            

                
                
                    annaknitsspock:

paulatheprokaryote:

lenyberry:


yayfeminism:
Why does being a woman put you at greater risk of having anxiety?Part biology, part what we teach our kids about their place in the world.
So we’re teaching girls to be anxious wrecks and boys to disregard the possibility of consequences for incautious behavior. This explains a lot of things. Like… why women are anxious wrecks and men are frequently surprised when it turns out their actions do in fact have consequences.And why men don’t bother asking for help even when they really need it, and thus more frequently die from treatable health conditions (including depression), while women end up getting a broad stereotype of being hypochondriacs (and then having a hard time getting treatment for legitimate health concerns).


https://www.ted.com/talks/caroline_paul_to_raise_brave_girls_encourage_adventure/transcript


Great example of how feminism serves not just women but people of all genders, including men.
: There's a researcher in Canada who was looking at
 the injury rates between boys and girls _boys, by
 toddlerhood, are two to four times more likely to be
 injured than girls are, and their injuries tend to be
 more serious, and she was trying to uncover what
 was behind that. She was actually on maternity
 leave with her oldest son and spent a lot of time on
 playgrounds, and what she saw was this really
 striking difference in how boys and girls are
 encouraged, or not encouraged, to deal with risk. So
 she did a series of studies with little boys and girls
 on a playground, and she had parents teach their
 kids to slide down a pole like you'd see at a
 firehouse. And what she found is that boys were
 much more likely to be encouraged to be
 independent, while girls were much more likely to be
 cautioned about safety, about danger. Even though
 boys and girls had the same skill level _- both boys
 and girls were equally adept at actually using the
 equipment - the way parents treated them was
 very different, to the point where even when boys
 actually asked for help, parents said no. A couple of
 boys tumbled to the ground off this fire-station pole
 because they couldn't do it without assistance, and
 they were left on their own

 So while this kind of parenting may help protect girls
 physicallv, the research suggests that it also
 contributes to this feeling of vulnerability, that the
 world is a dangerous place. Because the message
 that sends to girls - encouraging them to be very
 cautious and alwavs highlighting safety and danger
 is that the world is a dangerous place, and that
 they can't cope on their own. And that feeling of
 vulnerability of course is a core belief of anxiety as
 well
 Another] study had young children who were told to
 make a world out of these sand toys with their
 parents. And what they found is, parents were much
 more likely to praise their sons when they were
 being assertive or independent, when they were
 telling their parents where to put a toy or directing
 the play. But when girls did that, parents were much
 more likely to talk over their children, ignore them, or
 dissuade what they were saying. So the message
 that sends is that you don't have control over your
 experience, oVer your world
annaknitsspock:

paulatheprokaryote:

lenyberry:


yayfeminism:
Why does being a woman put you at greater risk of having anxiety?Part biology, part what we teach our kids about their place in the world.
So we’re teaching girls to be anxious wrecks and boys to disregard the possibility of consequences for incautious behavior. This explains a lot of things. Like… why women are anxious wrecks and men are frequently surprised when it turns out their actions do in fact have consequences.And why men don’t bother asking for help even when they really need it, and thus more frequently die from treatable health conditions (including depression), while women end up getting a broad stereotype of being hypochondriacs (and then having a hard time getting treatment for legitimate health concerns).


https://www.ted.com/talks/caroline_paul_to_raise_brave_girls_encourage_adventure/transcript


Great example of how feminism serves not just women but people of all genders, including men.

                    
                
            

            
                
                
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lenyberry:


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        onepieceistruepain:

mxcleod:

mmikan:

Here’s information about sexual/romantic orientations and gender identities that I put together! I..I don’t do graphic design, so this isn’t that great. Also, I’m very sorry if I missed your orientation or identity or got some information wrong. Sources: (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6) Flags: (1) Top photo: (1)

I hope this helps some of you out!

Oh god. I never realized!! I’m placiosexual. I’m so glad I found this!!!!!


This is really important because I used to identify as ‘questioning/unlabelled’ with my sexuality because I never knew that I could identify as ‘Quoisexual’ (excuse me if the spelling is wrong) instead of spending all that time debating over pan and bi. I now identify as bi (two or more) but this could have really helped me earlier on and I hope it helps others identify themselves if they do wish. I think being able to give myself an official label whilst I wasn’t sure what I was would have been amazing because it’s so reassuring to know that there is a flag and everything.And I didn’t know there were that many genders!!!! I feel so happy now that I am more educated and that this exists to help and educate people!! Yay!: ORIENTATION G GENDER IDENTITY
 Sexual attraction: attraction that makes people desire sexual
 contact or shows sexual interest in another person(s)
 Romantic attraction: attraction that makes people desire romantic
 contact or interaction with another person(s)
 A-lack of attraction
 Bi-attraction toward one or more genders
 Hetero-attr
 action towards the gender opposite of oneself
 Homo-attraction towards the same gender as oneself
 tion toward all genders/"regardless of gender"

 But wait, there's more!
 Abro-fluctuates between different
 Gray-does not normally experience
 attraction, butmay experienceit
 sometimes under rare or specific
 circumstances, mayhaveno desire
 to act on attraction
 Placio-little to no desireto receive
 sexual/romantic acts but desires
 performing them on someone else
 Akoi-(or Lith-) experiences
 attraction, but doesn't wish for it to
 be acted on/reciprocated
 Apothi-sex-repulsed/romance-
 repulsed
 Autochoris-disconnection between
 oneself and a sexual target/object of
 arousal; may enjoy pornbut feelsno
 desire toparticipate
 Poly- attraction tomultiple genders
 (butnot necessarily all genders)
 Quoi-not knowing where one fits on
 Cetero-attraction to only nonbinary
 the spectrum; or notidentifyingwith
 any of the existing labels
 Cupio-lack of attraction, but desires
 arelationship
 Recipro-Experiencing attraction
 only after realizing someone is
 Demi-attraction only after a bond
 hasbeen formed
 Requies-limited or no
 attraction/interest/activity due to
 some form of emotional exhaustiorn
 Fray-attraction fades after initially
 meeting someone
 Just add -sexual or -romantic to the end of these stems!
 homoflexible: primarily attracted to members of the same-sex
 but occasionally finds themselves attracted to the opposite sex
 heteroflexible: primarily attracted to the opposite sex but
 occasionally finds themselves attracted to the same-sex

 What's gender?
 Gender # Sex
 Sex is determined by genitalia, while gender is a social construct thatrefers to a
 person's experience of their identity. Gender identity is how a person thinks of
 their own gender within themselves. Gender is complex and goes way beyond
 just"male" and"female."

 Graygender: ambivalent about their
 gender identity/expression, butwho
 Agender: nogender/genderless
 dentifies atleast partially with a
 Alia/Aporagender: defines gender
 as other' or apart from existing
 genders
 Androgyne: identi fies as
 androgynous, gender-wise
 Bigender: twogenders, canidentif
 as both, or movebetween the two
 gender (defined or not) outside of
 he binary
 Intergender: in themiddle between
 the binary genders of female and
 male, and may beamix of both;
 intended for intersex people to use
 Cisgender: gender is same as sex
 they were assigned atbirth
 Demigender: feeling a partial, but
 not a full, connection to a particular
 Pangender: experiencing a wide
 variety of genders, may feel that
 they experience gendersbeyond
 their ability to describe or beyond
 thosewhich are currently recognized
 Polygender:'many genders;
 experiencemultiple gender
 identities, either simultaneously or
 varying between them
 gender identity (also called:
 demiboy, demigirl)
 Genderfluid: moves between
 genders, their gender isnot
 something that they or anyone can
 pin down and define
 Transgender: self-identity does not
 conform unambiguously to
 conventional notions of male or
 female gender
 Genderflux: Having a gender that
 varies inintensity or degree over
 time, related to but distinct from
 genderfluid
 Trigender: one shifts between or
 among the stereotypical behaviors
 of male, female, and a third gender
onepieceistruepain:

mxcleod:

mmikan:

Here’s information about sexual/romantic orientations and gender identities that I put together! I..I don’t do graphic design, so this isn’t that great. Also, I’m very sorry if I missed your orientation or identity or got some information wrong. Sources: (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6) Flags: (1) Top photo: (1)

I hope this helps some of you out!

Oh god. I never realized!! I’m placiosexual. I’m so glad I found this!!!!!


This is really important because I used to identify as ‘questioning/unlabelled’ with my sexuality because I never knew that I could identify as ‘Quoisexual’ (excuse me if the spelling is wrong) instead of spending all that time debating over pan and bi. I now identify as bi (two or more) but this could have really helped me earlier on and I hope it helps others identify themselves if they do wish. I think being able to give myself an official label whilst I wasn’t sure what I was would have been amazing because it’s so reassuring to know that there is a flag and everything.And I didn’t know there were that many genders!!!! I feel so happy now that I am more educated and that this exists to help and educate people!! Yay!
        

            
            

                
                
                    onepieceistruepain:

mxcleod:

mmikan:

Here’s information about sexual/romantic orientations and gender identities that I put together! I..I don’t do graphic design, so this isn’t that great. Also, I’m very sorry if I missed your orientation or identity or got some information wrong. Sources: (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6) Flags: (1) Top photo: (1)

I hope this helps some of you out!

Oh god. I never realized!! I’m placiosexual. I’m so glad I found this!!!!!


This is really important because I used to identify as ‘questioning/unlabelled’ with my sexuality because I never knew that I could identify as ‘Quoisexual’ (excuse me if the spelling is wrong) instead of spending all that time debating over pan and bi. I now identify as bi (two or more) but this could have really helped me earlier on and I hope it helps others identify themselves if they do wish. I think being able to give myself an official label whilst I wasn’t sure what I was would have been amazing because it’s so reassuring to know that there is a flag and everything.And I didn’t know there were that many genders!!!! I feel so happy now that I am more educated and that this exists to help and educate people!! Yay!: ORIENTATION G GENDER IDENTITY
 Sexual attraction: attraction that makes people desire sexual
 contact or shows sexual interest in another person(s)
 Romantic attraction: attraction that makes people desire romantic
 contact or interaction with another person(s)
 A-lack of attraction
 Bi-attraction toward one or more genders
 Hetero-attr
 action towards the gender opposite of oneself
 Homo-attraction towards the same gender as oneself
 tion toward all genders/"regardless of gender"

 But wait, there's more!
 Abro-fluctuates between different
 Gray-does not normally experience
 attraction, butmay experienceit
 sometimes under rare or specific
 circumstances, mayhaveno desire
 to act on attraction
 Placio-little to no desireto receive
 sexual/romantic acts but desires
 performing them on someone else
 Akoi-(or Lith-) experiences
 attraction, but doesn't wish for it to
 be acted on/reciprocated
 Apothi-sex-repulsed/romance-
 repulsed
 Autochoris-disconnection between
 oneself and a sexual target/object of
 arousal; may enjoy pornbut feelsno
 desire toparticipate
 Poly- attraction tomultiple genders
 (butnot necessarily all genders)
 Quoi-not knowing where one fits on
 Cetero-attraction to only nonbinary
 the spectrum; or notidentifyingwith
 any of the existing labels
 Cupio-lack of attraction, but desires
 arelationship
 Recipro-Experiencing attraction
 only after realizing someone is
 Demi-attraction only after a bond
 hasbeen formed
 Requies-limited or no
 attraction/interest/activity due to
 some form of emotional exhaustiorn
 Fray-attraction fades after initially
 meeting someone
 Just add -sexual or -romantic to the end of these stems!
 homoflexible: primarily attracted to members of the same-sex
 but occasionally finds themselves attracted to the opposite sex
 heteroflexible: primarily attracted to the opposite sex but
 occasionally finds themselves attracted to the same-sex

 What's gender?
 Gender # Sex
 Sex is determined by genitalia, while gender is a social construct thatrefers to a
 person's experience of their identity. Gender identity is how a person thinks of
 their own gender within themselves. Gender is complex and goes way beyond
 just"male" and"female."

 Graygender: ambivalent about their
 gender identity/expression, butwho
 Agender: nogender/genderless
 dentifies atleast partially with a
 Alia/Aporagender: defines gender
 as other' or apart from existing
 genders
 Androgyne: identi fies as
 androgynous, gender-wise
 Bigender: twogenders, canidentif
 as both, or movebetween the two
 gender (defined or not) outside of
 he binary
 Intergender: in themiddle between
 the binary genders of female and
 male, and may beamix of both;
 intended for intersex people to use
 Cisgender: gender is same as sex
 they were assigned atbirth
 Demigender: feeling a partial, but
 not a full, connection to a particular
 Pangender: experiencing a wide
 variety of genders, may feel that
 they experience gendersbeyond
 their ability to describe or beyond
 thosewhich are currently recognized
 Polygender:'many genders;
 experiencemultiple gender
 identities, either simultaneously or
 varying between them
 gender identity (also called:
 demiboy, demigirl)
 Genderfluid: moves between
 genders, their gender isnot
 something that they or anyone can
 pin down and define
 Transgender: self-identity does not
 conform unambiguously to
 conventional notions of male or
 female gender
 Genderflux: Having a gender that
 varies inintensity or degree over
 time, related to but distinct from
 genderfluid
 Trigender: one shifts between or
 among the stereotypical behaviors
 of male, female, and a third gender
onepieceistruepain:

mxcleod:

mmikan:

Here’s information about sexual/romantic orientations and gender identities that I put together! I..I don’t do graphic design, so this isn’t that great. Also, I’m very sorry if I missed your orientation or identity or got some information wrong. Sources: (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6) Flags: (1) Top photo: (1)

I hope this helps some of you out!

Oh god. I never realized!! I’m placiosexual. I’m so glad I found this!!!!!


This is really important because I used to identify as ‘questioning/unlabelled’ with my sexuality because I never knew that I could identify as ‘Quoisexual’ (excuse me if the spelling is wrong) instead of spending all that time debating over pan and bi. I now identify as bi (two or more) but this could have really helped me earlier on and I hope it helps others identify themselves if they do wish. I think being able to give myself an official label whilst I wasn’t sure what I was would have been amazing because it’s so reassuring to know that there is a flag and everything.And I didn’t know there were that many genders!!!! I feel so happy now that I am more educated and that this exists to help and educate people!! Yay!
                    
                
            

            
                
                
onepieceistruepain:

mxcleod:

mmikan:

Here’s information about sexual/romantic orientations and gender identities that I put together!...

                
            
            
        

    

    

        
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