Accusing someone you know is transmasc of mansplaining is a form of malgendering.
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Accusing someone you know is transmasc of mansplaining is a form of malgendering.
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Accusing someone you know is transmasc of mansplaining is a form of malgendering.
Malgendering is when you correctly gender a trans person (usually selectively) in a way that allows you to use their gender against them, like saying “Trans men sure are the men of trans people” to indicate that trans men are condescending, misogynistic, etc.
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Malgendering is when you correctly gender a trans person (usually selectively) in a way that allows you to use their gender against them, like saying “Trans men sure are the men of trans people” to indicate that trans men are condescending, misogynistic, etc.
Really, there is no type of trans person who it’s appropriate to accuse of mansplaining. It’s always either misgendering or malgendering.
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Really, there is no type of trans person who it’s appropriate to accuse of mansplaining. It’s always either misgendering or malgendering.
@BathysphereHat malgendering is a good word, thanks.
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