How to interact with transmasculine people without being fucking transphobic - Volume 1

There are ways by which you show us what you think of us. This zine includes stylised nude images and is only appropriate for readers aged 18 and above. It carries the following content warnings: describes transphobia, mentions corrective rape, death, social exclusion, breeding, force-feminisation, f-slur, rhetorical invocation of transphobic language This is a rant zine. It is blunt, obscene and full of vitriol. It is also built upon genuine issues and axes of oppression that affect transmasculine people. It's not designed to be comfortable reading, but we hope that it's at least witty and communicates something about what erasure feels like. It cannot and does not seek to represent the entirety of transmasculine experience, but it speaks directly to ordeals and discrimination that I have experienced and have seen members of my community endure. Some of these are common to all trans people, while others have a unique and distinctive tenor in the way that they apply to transmascs. You are welcome to download it for free, and you are actively encouraged to grab a free copy if you're transmasculine. However, tips are strongly appreciated, as we're currently attempting to move a kvlt member out of an increasingly high-risk country and into the arms of another (trve love is also at stake). -- Void