[Lighthearted] Aren't most trans people non hierarchical unmarried polyamorists?
this post was submitted on 15 May 2025
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I thought we were an autonomous collective?
[Genuine] What would that mean?
I think it’s an umbrella term for some types of self-governance like anarcho-syndicalism, but I was teasing in reference to a scene from Monty Puthon and the Holy Grail: https://tube.mint.lgbt/watch?v=ACvXR0sQDkM
My relationship is poly non-hierarchical and unmarried though, so while I can’t speak for everyone, that does sound accurate to me :)
Oh, we see. [Genuine] Hilarious.
Yay! Glad there are more of us!
[Amused/Curious] Are you from Dekuuna?
No. We don't even know what that is.
Oh, no. We just find the [] tone tags better than the slash ones like /srs etc. Hopefully nobody has to look up a guide to what they mean with the [] ones, nor has to guess at what they mean. Plus they are presumably more easily translatable.
Tone tags are necessary in textual mediums a lot of the time but we can all make them easier without having to use a guide, list etc.
do you think dax has been "all" combinations? like can we make a truth table with dax relationships?
| with wife | with husband | |
|---|---|---|
| been wife | ||
| been husband |
I looked it up on memory alpha, but unfortunately could only find two Daxs (? Daxes? Dax'?) of whom we know their respective spouses, Audrid (female host, had a husband) and Torias (male host, had a wife).
I checked memory beta(which includes non-canon but licensed work like some comics, Star-Trek Online and similar) and here's a list of hosts with known information about spouse or child(ren):
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Lela, 1st host, 21st century: Wife with husband, two children.
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Tobin, 22nd century: Male trill with one child, no spouse listed.
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Audrid, 23rd century: Wife with symbiont husband, two children.
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Torias, 23rd century: Husband with symbiont wife
Spoiler: Are you sure you only found those last two?
- Jadzia, 24th century: Wife with husband
The info box lists six marriages and nine children. So I'm guessing not everything is accurate or not all sub-pages updated.
- Jadzia, 24th century: Wife with husband
I just misremembered. Thought she died right before their wedding.