anon: Arissomei terms are somehow useful because I like to describe my identity with highly specific microlabels some of them are from my ASPD and schizophrenia, but I also like transids and xenoids to describe changes in my non ND modified identity.saying this as a radqueer

kodoamo:

that’s interesting [/pos]. i personally use arissomei terms when it feels too inconvenient to use “trans-”.
thinking about this and what i saw someone else say, i wouldn’t be opposed to the idea of using arissomei labels for ‘disordered’ transids. example, someone can use ‘arissoaddict’ if they feel their dysphoria is disordering, or ‘transaddict’ if it’s not. just a thought…

it genuinely fills me with joy to see others using both transid and arissomei terms [xenoids too, because taking from exclusionists is always morally correct], radqueer or not. use whatever labels make you happiest.