Difference between revisions of "Gender affirming presentation"
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− | * | + | * Hairstyles socially considered feminine |
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* Makeup (concealing beard shadow with orange lipstick) | * Makeup (concealing beard shadow with orange lipstick) | ||
+ | * Scarfs, turtlenecks, chokers | ||
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+ | -Top: | ||
+ | * Bra stuffing | ||
+ | * Bra padding | ||
+ | * Breast prosthetics | ||
* Breastlift adhesive (Nubra) | * Breastlift adhesive (Nubra) | ||
− | * | + | * [[Corset training]] |
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+ | -Bottom: | ||
+ | * Vulva panties | ||
* Vulva prosthetics | * Vulva prosthetics | ||
− | * | + | * Tucking |
− | * Stuffed | + | * [http://www.thecrowdfundingcenter.com/?page=project&id=XXX1XF Gina clip] |
− | * | + | * Stuffed underwear |
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− | * Clothes/accessories/cosmetics socially considered feminine | + | -Others: |
+ | * Epilating hair | ||
+ | * Shaving hair | ||
+ | * Waxing hair | ||
+ | * Bleaching hair | ||
+ | * Concealing terminal hair shadow | ||
+ | * Clothes/accessories/cosmetics socially considered feminine | ||
[[Category: Non-binary]] | [[Category: Non-binary]] |
Revision as of 02:13, 14 January 2020
Here is an incomplete list of some common ways people might present in order to affirm their sense of gender that don't require medical intervention. Not everyone feels the need to present in such ways, though for others they can be very helpful in relieving gender dysphoria. Either way gender itself does not depend on these things, rather they are often used as a way of expressing it.
Masculinizing
-Head:
- Hairstyles socially considered masculine
- Hiding your hair under hats or hoodies
- Beard/mustache make up or prosthetics
-Top:
- Binders
- Dance tops
- Binding bras
- Sports compression wear
- Gynecomastia vests
- Sports bras
- Cupless,unpadded and/or underwireless bras
- Minimizer bras
- Non-neoprene waist trimmers
- Folded camisoles
- Kinesiology (KT) tape (e.g.: TransTape)
- Baggy, button-down, stamped, pattern and/or dark shirts
- Layering shirts
- Baggy waistcoats
- Vests
-Bottom:
- Packers
- STP devices (stand to pee devices)
- Strap-ons
- Underwear stuffing
- Hip compression wear
-Others:
- Contouring makeup
- Clothes/accessories/cosmetics socially considered masculine
Genderqueer
- Genderfluidity
- Quick change clothes
- Gina clip
- Binders
- Sports bras
- Kinesiology tape (TransTape)
- Gynecomastia vests
- Sports compression wear
- Dance tops
- Folded camisoles
- Baggy waistcoats
- Non-neoprene waistrimmers
- Minimizer bras
- Binding bras
- Unpadded bras, underwireless and/or cupless bras
- Layering shirts
- Baggy, button-down, stamped, pattern and/or dark shirts
- Vests
- Make up (e.g.: concealing beard shadow with orange lipstick)
- Hip compression wear
- Tucking panties
- Packers
- Stand to pee (STP) devices
- Bra stuffing
- Underwear stuffing
- Breastlift adhesive (Nubra)
- Wigs
- Hiding your hair under hats or hoodies
- Beard/mustache make up or prosthetics
- Breast prosthetics
- Vulva prosthetics
- Vulva panties
- Stuffed panties
- Scarves, turtlenecks, chokers
- Shaving
- Bag containing clothes/accessories/ect. for "switching"
- Androgyny
- Gender neutral ambiguity
- "Unisex" clothes/accessories/cosmetics
- Juxtaposition
- Mixing socially gendered clothes/accessories/cosmetics
- Gender neutral ambiguity
Feminizing
-Head:
- Wigs
- Hairstyles socially considered feminine
- Makeup (concealing beard shadow with orange lipstick)
- Scarfs, turtlenecks, chokers
-Top:
- Bra stuffing
- Bra padding
- Breast prosthetics
- Breastlift adhesive (Nubra)
- Corset training
-Bottom:
- Vulva panties
- Vulva prosthetics
- Tucking
- Gina clip
- Stuffed underwear
-Others:
- Epilating hair
- Shaving hair
- Waxing hair
- Bleaching hair
- Concealing terminal hair shadow
- Clothes/accessories/cosmetics socially considered feminine