Okay, so browsing IB the past few days, I have noticed that quite a stir has been caused by RoareyRaccoon's latest submission. I personally saw the "Correct Gender Unicorn" as being a satirical entity, mocking anti-trans people rather than advocating them and drawing criticism. (I don't mind transgendered people, by the way, it's just something that I noticed)
However, that got me thinking: If there are people that are born one sex but identify as the opposite sex, why aren't there people that identify as both sexes? This is a category of my conjuration that I call semi-transsexual; people that belong to either the male or female sex and see themselves as either/or. This category is also called semi-cissexual or semi.
A semi usually leans more to his/her natural sex than the other, which gives semi-transsexuality a couple of advantages:
• Peers will, most of the time, not notice anything "odd" about a semi.
• The trouble with sex-segregated public restrooms isn't so much with a semi, since s/he sees him/herself as both a man and a woman.
At the same time, some confusion emerges:
• Semis of any orientation can be mistaken for a non-semi bisexual.
• Semis use male, female, and gender-neutral pronouns, which can be nightmarish for correspondents.
A semi can be a trans female and cis male (look for female breast tissue on the otherwise male figure), or vice versa; a trans male and cis female (she isn't packing; that's a footlong clit in her panties!).
You might call it by another name, but still, what do you think of it?
P.S.: any anti-trans remarks will be deleted.
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14 Aug 2017 01:56 CEST
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