Izzy, short for Isabella

@izzybread.bsky.social

106 Followers 254 Following

she/her, trying to be perceived

Mumsnet post expressing regret that Ray Blanchard "never saw Tumblr" and had a chance to study trans people there.
I go to a trans night. Say I go by he/him. Get told back “yeah, that's how we all start !” by a trans woman. I'm too exhausted, I get up and I leave.
"Politicians actually get killed billium" Will Stancil reply: "It's unusual and it wouldn't be particularly surprising if someone killed me"
For example, in April 2026, we will be launching a national network of local WI Sisterhood groups, which will offer monthly opportunities for all people, including transgender women, to come together to socialise, learn from each other, and share their experiences of living as women. This is just one of several things that we are working on developing into full programmes with the support of existing members, NFWI staff, and trustees. These will be launched from April 2026, and we will provide more details on the full range of programmes in due course.
A scene of destruction in Michigan, with buildings being destroyed and people tossed into the sky. Included in the debris is a billboard or shop sign with a picture of an ice cream cone and the writing "ICE CREAM GET IT!"
Screenshot of long tumblr post, passage reading: "Terms like "mulleripathian" and "wolffipathian" are really great starts towards language that describes peritypical sex traits without using gendered terms like "male and "female." Simultaneously- I am intersex. I don't fit neatly in boxes and sometimes I need language that describes sex traits that I share with others while the specific shared traits are unknown. I hate that I am literally being told to lump myself into words invented to replace perisex sex labels in order to express these things. I cannot stress enough that I am neither mulleripathian nor wolffipathian. In my family there is a clear pattern in who develops bipolar disorder. That is- for at least 4, if not more, generations on my mom's side of family nearly everyone who was AFAB develops bipolar disorder. Not a single person who was AMAB has developed it. Given that the gender & sex demographics for bipolar disorder are approximately half and half this makes no sense. Bipolar disorder is supposed to affect all sexes equally. Evidently, in my family, this is not the case. I have no specific trait to base this on. No one knows why my family has this pattern. I cannot point fingers and go "It's the hormones/chromosomes/etc." because nobody knows. Nobody even knows if we share those characteristics- certainly no one was looking at my great great grandma's sex chromosomes."
If you have "cis men DNI" in your bio, please consider the fact that we have cis men in our system, and thus by following us you are either misgendering some of us or being pluralphobic. Also consider that putting "cis men DNI" in your bio is excluding non-binary, intersex, altersex, gay, m-spec, and/or a-spec cis men. And you are forcing trans people to out themselves in order to follow you.