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Terms like "transgender" [T], trans-masculine [TM] or trans-feminine [TF] are equally as informative but not unpleasant and dysphoric as "male-to-female" and "female-to-male", which by many people are and will be viewed negatively.

Since posting and sexting is supposed to be about about fun and pleasure, I suggest changing the current rules to make space more inviting and accepting for different people. (:

Due to the mod request, I am personally fine with changing my gender tags ([F] (trans)) to [NB] for the time being and abstain from further posting as I'm principally opposed to refering to myself as "male to female" instead of "trans-feminine" or simply "transgender woman". There is no need to introduce each post with implication of being "half a man" or "formerly a man" and the like.

It's not that I am deeply offended or pretentious, but rather not taking pleasure from being grouped together with men [M] whenever I want to post something sexy.

P.S. I was otherwise very happy with my experience and enjoyed all the posts, comments and interactions (; <3

Cheers

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[–] [S] 3 points 3 days ago*

It's fair! But should we also distinguish between chest types and make very specific complicated tags about body types?

I think it'd get a bit ridiculous at this point so the most important information for the viewer is gender and whether someone is cis or trans as trans bodies will typically vary much more and usually more androgyny is to be expected. (:

The only exception I can think of relevant to genitals are people who are born intersex which sometimes is used as a third category next to cis or trans.

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