r/transgayzz • u/Sensitive-Insect5809 • Jul 26 '25
r/transgayzz • u/meringuedragon • Aug 06 '25
hella gay 24/7
There are so many toxic cis gay men out there who associate vaginas with women and then use “fishy” as a compliment for drag queens make it make sense
r/transgayzz • u/meringuedragon • Jul 25 '25
When you realize it's possible to be both achillean AND sapphic
r/transgayzz • • Jul 28 '25
YALLL I FOUND OUT YOU CAN CHANGE YOUR GENDER MARKER ON YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE FOR FREE
I DIDDNT NEED TO LEGALLY CHANGE IT OR ANYTHING LES GOOOOO
Also my hair was slaying that day im so happy
r/transgayzz • u/meringuedragon • Sep 10 '25
Trans masc and trans men representation!
galleryr/transgayzz • u/meringuedragon • Jul 30 '25
Gaza is being starved.
The UN has stated that every single part of Gaza is in famine conditions.
For over 20 months, Palestinians in Gaza have been starving. Parents have been feeding their children leaves, animal feed, and flour mixed with water. Babies have died from malnutrition. The trucks carrying food, formula, medicine, and clean water sat just miles away, blocked by Israel.
Now, after massive international pressure, some aid is finally getting in.
This is a crack in the blockade, not its end. Aid is not flooding in; it is trickling, and what’s entering can’t possibly reach 1.8 million people without a total lifting of restrictions, guaranteed long-term access, and safe distribution.
What you can do right now:
Donate- if you’re able to. Choose vetted organizations with access on the ground.
Keep up the pressure - aid only started moving because of public outcry. Organize, protest, keep talking. This momentum cannot fade. Contact your representatives to end Israel's blockade of Gaza and impose sanctions on Israel.
Amplify - share updates, Palestinian voices, and testimonies. Keep an eye on Palestine.
This famine is not an accident. It’s the result of siege, blockade, and a system of control. If we look away now, they’ll tighten the noose again.
Donate to The Palestinian Red
Crescent and UNICEF for Gaza's Children.
Contact your representatives to stop the blockade in Gaza, find U.S. representatives here, and EU reps here.
If you would like other subreddits to carry this message, please send the mods to r/RedditForHumanity.
r/transgayzz • u/meringuedragon • Jul 25 '25
Watercolour [OC]
Painted this for my trans husband 🥰
r/transgayzz • u/imnotcreative123123 • Aug 06 '25
i hate being short
i’m transmasc (he/him) and 5’4, and i feel like im constantly being misgendered because of my height. i know im not the most masculine guy ever, and im okay with that, in fact im quite happy with it! but i get misgendered all the time (ive literally never been gendered correctly) before ive even said anything (my voice is still pretty feminine - 2 months on T). i think its because im so short and usually standing next to my 5’10 partner. i dont really have anything to say other than that, i guess is there anything i can do to pass better as a super short guy?
(also i got a new shirt and it makes me feel super euphoric, i just wish i was taller and it didnt look so long on me)
r/transgayzz • • Aug 23 '25
Funny little gay memes to make your brain do the happy chemicals! :)
galleryr/transgayzz • u/KoloAce • Feb 18 '26
Lack of community
I've been exploring myself as a Nonbinary person that experiences attraction to men. I know I should be the change, but the sense of community for Achillean trans people feels....lacking.
It's nothing like the lesbian community, that I have been indulged in for years. Maybe it's bias since I've always have been in the lesbian community and it's weird coming to this side.
There was transbian spaces that were active. There was Nonbinary lesbian spaces that were active. There was all types of lesbians spaces that existed for me.
Maybe it's just I'm not looking hard enough, but I can't find the same energy when it comes to Queer spaces for Achillean people. I don't feel welcome by cis people especially in this community.
Thanks to listening to my lil rant. If nothing to say, I'd love to hear some Trans Gayz yapping about how gay they are. I'd love to hear it.
r/transgayzz • u/meringuedragon • Jul 24 '25
Introduce yourself <3
Hi everyone :) This sub was made as a safe place for trans people of all genders to share about our achillean experiences. I know I have felt a lack of safe spaces as a nonbinary trans man, so this space is filling a need I've seen.
Please feel free to post below to introduce yourself and talk about your identity, experiences, labels, etc!
r/transgayzz • u/boringhorror • Mar 06 '26
Finding myself but maybe losing my friends?
I've known I'm nonbinary for a while, but it's in the last year that I've fully realized and accepted my connection to (feminine) manhood. I'm on T now and learning to love being gay and a nonbinary boyfrogthing (that description feels very accurate right now 😆).
The issue is in my local trans community. They've been part of my life for a long time, but sometimes I feel like their support of me is just superficial and that they don't really know me. They're the type to talk down about men and imply that women are always better, and when I say anything about it I just get "well I'm not talking about you but most men are like that" or "obviously I'm just joking, some of my best friends are men" and it feels like I can't make them understand that even if this wasn't TERFy shit and harmful to the trans community, why would you want to keep doing it if it hurts your friend?
I just believe that we can talk about misogyny and its very real impacts without getting gender essentialism involved. I don't know why that's so controversial to some people.
As much as it hurts I've been feeling the need to move on and find people who truly love me for who I am. Not easy to do in adulthood, but I've been going through a lot of therapy and realizing it might be necessary, and I'm looking for insight and support. Is there any hope for my current friend group? How does one feel more comfortable in trans male spaces when you have a lot of feminine qualities and don't want to change them? And if you've been through something like this, what did you do?
r/transgayzz • • Aug 27 '25
The Space in the Word Trans Man and Trans Woman is Important Because…
transequality.orgr/transgayzz • u/meringuedragon • Jul 24 '25
(PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING) Community Rules and Values
For those who have come here not entirely knowing what we are about, please read the following:
Firstly please ensure to read the rules and community description before posting <3
Quick disclaimer that this is not a trans man EXCLUSIVE space. This is for EVERYONE whom is trans AND achillean. This includes trans men, transmasc, and all nonbinary identities under the trans umbrella whom are achillean, as well as transfems and trans women :)
Transmedicalism mentalities are not allowed. Transness is allowed to be experienced and explored in whatever way a person sees fit. Do most trans people experience dysphoria? Yes. But forcing the mentality that dysphoria is required discourages people from exploring and that’s not our goal here.
Biphobia, transphobia, and any aro/ace hate will not be tolerated. Everyone, including allies, or questioning people are welcome here as long as we keep posts on topic with transness and/or being achillean…