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    1.  🦇ashton 🕸‏ @artbyashton 7 Apr 2018
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      hey cis people! if you, for whatever reason, know a trans person’s birth name, never EVER use it without their permission. that means don’t joke about it, don’t just say it when someone asks, don’t use it as an insult if you disagree with them. just don’t.

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    2. Davin Nathanson‏ @TwitVisionary 8 Apr 2018
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      Replying to @artbyashton

      What about when referring to past actions when they still used the dead name? What about when talking to people who knew the person by the dead name (and including the correct name & pronouns)? Asking to learn

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    3. ᴊᴀsᴏɴ‏ @hi_itsjason 8 Apr 2018
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      Replying to @TwitVisionary @artbyashton

      You’d still use their new name unless told you can use their birth name. If they are out to the other people, you’d call them by their correct name and pronouns, not their birth ones. Basically, only ever call them by their birth name if they tell you to

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    4. Davin Nathanson‏ @TwitVisionary 8 Apr 2018
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      Replying to @hi_itsjason @artbyashton

      How do you explain the transition to a third party to tell the story? Calling your childhood classmate Cheryl when they were John in school requires some explanation

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    5. Kryptodrakon‏ @Macgyver_It 8 Apr 2018
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      Replying to @TwitVisionary @hi_itsjason @artbyashton

      Not an explanation that misgenders or deadnames it doesn’t. I’ve had no problem talking about my memories with my cousin without misgendering him or using his birth name and explained to my husband that he’d transitioned without doing either also. It’s not hard.

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    6. Davin Nathanson‏ @TwitVisionary 8 Apr 2018
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      Replying to @Macgyver_It @hi_itsjason @artbyashton

      So how do you describe the person to an old common friend who doesn't know about the change? Literally, what words do you use? I am trying to understand how to do it respectfully, is a physical description of the person in the past appropriate?

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    7. A Bundle of Anxiety‏ @QueeringCaitlin 8 Apr 2018
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      Why do you need to explain it? If they have not told that person, it is not your place to do so. Along with respecting their names and pronouns, respecting trans people means not outing them to others. Do not tell others of your friend's social transition or medical history.

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    8. Davin Nathanson‏ @TwitVisionary 8 Apr 2018
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      Replying to @QueeringCaitlin @Macgyver_It and

      Thank you for answering my hypothetical Q. It does seem strange that I give up the ability to discuss my memory with a friend when a person in that memory transitions. Other physical changes often get mentioned & discussed by friends without the changers explicit permission.

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      Propane Jane‏ @createeze 9 Apr 2018
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      Replying to @TwitVisionary @QueeringCaitlin and

      So the answer to the question is simply don’t tell the story? If I’m talking to a childhood friend about John who is now Cheryl, and this childhood friend doesn’t know, the question is do I call them John or Cheryl? Am I supposed to just be like “Let’s talk about something else”?

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