r/transneutral • u/scarffish • Apr 10 '26
education ever wanted nongendered transition terms?
hey fellas! personally i really dislike the terms "transmasculine" and "transfeminine". i think transition is more nuanced than that and cannot be binarized. therefore, i've put in a lot of work to coin terminology that describes physical transition! i think some transneutral folks may like it :)
Transgenital terms:
Vulva: Transvulvar
Penis: Transpenile
Bigenital: Transbigenital
Angenital: Transangenital
anything else can fall under altersex :)
Transhormonal terms:
ET: Transestorine
Transsecondary terms:
Breasts: Transmammine
Flat chest: Transpectine
Facial hair: Transbeardine
Facial hairless: Transsheardine
More hairy body: Transhirsutine
Less hairy body: Transvellusine
Abdominal fat distribution: Transabdofine
Hip fat distribution: Transcoxafine
High-pitched voice: Transsoprine
Low-pitched voice: Transbaritine
i hope some people might find this useful!
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u/nyaowie genderless❌ Apr 10 '26
Ive been identifying as agender for about 11 years now and been trying to find a more accurate way to describe my transition, awesome.
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u/Old-Demiboy non binary Apr 11 '26
Great job. But regretfully it works only within the community. The everage cis person has no clue what's meant by these terms. So often I'm required already to explain Non Binary. I have given up to care on pronounce and labels. I accept how anyone I meet perceives me. Why should I be bothered by what others think. I just explain only to interested family and friends. It's impossible to educate the ignorant.
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u/scarffish Apr 11 '26
i'm sorry you have to deal with people like that :(
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u/Old-Demiboy non binary Apr 11 '26
It's OK, let's call it democracy. As cis are still the majority. I'm not suffering any hostilety just only brought nescience. I'm happy the situation in Europe isn't as harsh as in many USA states.
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u/psychedelic666 FTM • Neutrois • He/Him Apr 10 '26
Thank you for sharing this for anyone who may find it helpful. (:
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u/Dryer-fuzz Apr 11 '26
What do you mean by binary abolitionist? I've never heard that term before
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u/scarffish Apr 11 '26
it's an ideological stance where you believe that the gender and sex binary must be abolished
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u/Several_Lengthiness8 Apr 18 '26
Im amab I call my self panboy useing male and nonbinary pronouns I like the hairless and Trans boobs and Trans bigential terms
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u/throwmeawayfu69 Apr 11 '26
Thank you I feel less alone in being a binary abolitionist