College Publishes List of LGBT Terms for Students and Staff — Including 'Cutie Pock' and 'Transmisog

[Kamaji]

College Publishes List of LGBT Terms for Students and Staff — Including 'Cutie Pock' and 'Transmisogynoir'

By Alex Parker
March 06, 2023

Students and staff at a private Pennsylvania liberal arts school are staying abreast of cultural-lingo updates.

Swarthmore College was founded in 1864, but it’s far from stuck in the past. In fact, the institution keeps an online log of the most current “LGBTQ+” terms.

If you’ve wondered how to refer to individuals at school, work, or church, Swarthmore’s site makes for a brilliant bookmark.

We’re living in an age of identity; the modern man and woman — plus all the other types — love labels.

For those longing to learn, here are some basics:

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Source:  https://redstate.com/alexparker/2023/03/06/college-publishes-list-of-lgbt-terms-for-students-and-staff-including-cutie-pock-and-transmisogynoir-n711996

[Kamaji]

I'm just going to post up some of this stupid nonsense:

Allosexual: Identity or descriptor for someone who experiences sexual desire and/or engages in sexual acts.

Cisnormativity: Cultural system, repeated and reinforced over time, of being cisgender as the default, typical, and expected gender identity of all individuals that affects many aspects of society and structures.

Cishet: Shortening of cisgender and heterosexual; refers to people who identify as both.

Demisexual: Sexual orientation label, included under the asexual umbrella, for someone who only experiences sexual attraction after establishing an emotional connection.

Greysexual: Sexual orientation label, included under the asexual umbrella, for someone who experiences various degrees of sexual attraction and/or desire but does not identify as allosexual.

Latinx/Latiné: Gender-inclusive attempts at describing people of Latin American cultural or ethnic identity.

Masculine of Center: Gender identity label for a queer person, typically assigned female at birth but not always, who presents masculinely; most often utilized by queer women of Color.

Pangender: Gender identity label, included under the transgender umbrella, for someone who embodies all of the various gender identities.
Panromantic: Romantic orientation label for someone who is romantically, or emotionally, attracted to anyone regardless of gender identity.

Stealth: Term sometimes used by transgender people seeking to be viewed by others as cisgender in the gender with which they identify, not as visibly transgender; can be controversial in that it implies sneaking and/or deception.

Boi: Sexual orientation and gender label used within queer communities of Color among people assigned female at birth; often refers to queer women who present with masculinity.

Stud/AG/Aggressive: Gender identity label for Black, masculine women or non-binary people; often similar to masculine of center identity.

Two-Spirit: Indigenous-specific umbrella term that can be related to gender identity and/or sexual orientation that is associated with the overlapping complexity of gender roles, spirituality, and sexuality.

CAFAB/CAMAB: Acronyms for Coercively Assigned Female at Birth and Coercively Assigned Male at Birth; used to clarify the labeling or assignment done to newborns who present as intersex and have ambiguous genitals; often involves surgery to modify the genitals and subsequent socialization of the child as the sex and gender assigned.

Transmisogynoir: Cultural and interpersonal systems of oppression affecting and against Black, transgender women.

[mountaineer]

Good grief. These people need to learn how to knit, or something. Way too much time on their hands.

[Fishrrman]

See George Orwell:
newspeak...

[Smokin Joe]

I'm just going to post up some of this stupid nonsense:

Allosexual: Identity or descriptor for someone who experiences sexual desire and/or engages in sexual acts.

Cisnormativity: Cultural system, repeated and reinforced over time, of being cisgender as the default, typical, and expected gender identity of all individuals that affects many aspects of society and structures.

Cishet: Shortening of cisgender and heterosexual; refers to people who identify as both.

Demisexual: Sexual orientation label, included under the asexual umbrella, for someone who only experiences sexual attraction after establishing an emotional connection.

Greysexual: Sexual orientation label, included under the asexual umbrella, for someone who experiences various degrees of sexual attraction and/or desire but does not identify as allosexual.

Latinx/Latiné: Gender-inclusive attempts at describing people of Latin American cultural or ethnic identity.

Masculine of Center: Gender identity label for a queer person, typically assigned female at birth but not always, who presents masculinely; most often utilized by queer women of Color.

Pangender: Gender identity label, included under the transgender umbrella, for someone who embodies all of the various gender identities.
Panromantic: Romantic orientation label for someone who is romantically, or emotionally, attracted to anyone regardless of gender identity.

Stealth: Term sometimes used by transgender people seeking to be viewed by others as cisgender in the gender with which they identify, not as visibly transgender; can be controversial in that it implies sneaking and/or deception.

Boi: Sexual orientation and gender label used within queer communities of Color among people assigned female at birth; often refers to queer women who present with masculinity.

Stud/AG/Aggressive: Gender identity label for Black, masculine women or non-binary people; often similar to masculine of center identity.

Two-Spirit: Indigenous-specific umbrella term that can be related to gender identity and/or sexual orientation that is associated with the overlapping complexity of gender roles, spirituality, and sexuality.

CAFAB/CAMAB: Acronyms for Coercively Assigned Female at Birth and Coercively Assigned Male at Birth; used to clarify the labeling or assignment done to newborns who present as intersex and have ambiguous genitals; often involves surgery to modify the genitals and subsequent socialization of the child as the sex and gender assigned.

Transmisogynoir: Cultural and interpersonal systems of oppression affecting and against Black, transgender women.

So, instead of just dividing the spectrum of sexual appetites and behaviours, they minced it and made up names for the bits so they'd sound smart.