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[[File:T4T.png|alt=|thumb|220x220px|The trans loving trans flag.]] |
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[[File:Pt4t.jpg|alt=|thumb|220x220px|Pupyzu's trans loving trans flag.]] |
[[File:Pt4t.jpg|alt=|thumb|220x220px|Pupyzu's trans loving trans flag.]] |
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[[File:TLT-T4T flag.png|thumb|A trans loving trans flag by guiltyidealist.]] |
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'''Trans Loving Trans''' ('''TLT'''), also known as '''T4T''' ('''Trans For Trans''') is a term for [[transgender]] people who are either exclusively attracted to trans or otherwise non-[[Cisgender|cis]] people, or emphasize or prioritize their attraction and relationships with other trans people, celebrating transgender love. TLT can be used in combination with other orientations (for example a TLT [[lesbian]] would be a trans woman who prioritizes relationships with other trans women). |
'''Trans Loving Trans''' ('''TLT'''), also known as '''T4T''' ('''Trans For Trans''') is a term for [[transgender]] people who are either exclusively attracted to trans or otherwise non-[[Cisgender|cis]] people, or emphasize or prioritize their attraction and relationships with other trans people, celebrating transgender love. TLT can be used in combination with other orientations (for example a TLT [[lesbian]] would be a trans woman who prioritizes relationships with other trans women). |
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The unwillingness to date cis men/women is ''not'' because there’s any inherent difference between cis and trans men/women, rather it stems from issues of safety, trauma, oppression, or other personal reasons. One may prefer a trans partner because one would relate to them more. One may also not want to be vulnerable to misconceptions, misgendering, or oppression from a cisgender partner. |
The unwillingness to date cis men/women is ''not'' because there’s any inherent difference between cis and trans men/women, rather it stems from issues of safety, trauma, oppression, or other personal reasons. One may prefer a trans partner because one would relate to them more. One may also not want to be vulnerable to misconceptions, misgendering, or oppression from a cisgender partner. |
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The first T4T was created by Tumblr user polyamaesthetic.<ref>https://polyamaesthetic.tumblr.com/post/639244235164581888/t4t-flag-colors-t4t-trans-4-trans-a-trans</ref> An alternate flag was created by Tumblr user Pupyzu on March 2nd, 2021.<ref>https://pupyzu.tumblr.com/post/644580069434654720/t4t-flag</ref> Another flag was created by Tumblr user guiltyidealist and has the colors pink, blue, and yellow as the core colors to respectively represent trans women, trans men, and nonbinary people as well as diversity and inclusivity.<ref>https://aroaesflags.tumblr.com/post/640772460686540800</ref> |
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Revision as of 00:37, 6 June 2021
Trans Loving Trans (TLT), also known as T4T (Trans For Trans) is a term for transgender people who are either exclusively attracted to trans or otherwise non-cis people, or emphasize or prioritize their attraction and relationships with other trans people, celebrating transgender love. TLT can be used in combination with other orientations (for example a TLT lesbian would be a trans woman who prioritizes relationships with other trans women).
The unwillingness to date cis men/women is not because there’s any inherent difference between cis and trans men/women, rather it stems from issues of safety, trauma, oppression, or other personal reasons. One may prefer a trans partner because one would relate to them more. One may also not want to be vulnerable to misconceptions, misgendering, or oppression from a cisgender partner.
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The first T4T was created by Tumblr user polyamaesthetic.[1] An alternate flag was created by Tumblr user Pupyzu on March 2nd, 2021.[2] Another flag was created by Tumblr user guiltyidealist and has the colors pink, blue, and yellow as the core colors to respectively represent trans women, trans men, and nonbinary people as well as diversity and inclusivity.[3]