Tag Archives: sex

Why some trans people don’t date cis people

Posted on March 1, 2017 by Zinnia Jones

Performatively announcing how unattracted you are to trans people isn’t necessary – but is very revealing. Continue reading →

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Alice Dreger, autogynephilia, and the misrepresentation of trans sexualities (Book review: Galileo’s Middle Finger)

Posted on April 1, 2016 by Zinnia Jones

Book review: Galileo’s Middle Finger, by Alice Dreger Table of contents Introduction 1. Background: Blanchard’s sexual typology of trans women 2. Dreger neglects relevant issues faced by trans women 3. Social and cultural factors do not account for the clinical … Continue reading →

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Why do you call yourself a lesbian if your girlfriend has a dick? (Gender Analysis 12)

Posted on October 26, 2015 by Zinnia Jones

(Support Gender Analysis on Patreon!) Zinnia: Hi, welcome to Gender Analysis. The sexuality of trans people and our partners is something that many cis people struggle to understand. Misconceptions about who we are lead to oversimplified folk theories of what … Continue reading →

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