Extended 4tran Survey (2025.2)
Page 9 - Self Describing
Self Describing
This page goes over the question asking what terms respondents use to describe themselves which a given list of 50 terms. If you don't like /tttt/ terminology, feel free to skip this page.
Genuine/Serious
This question asked what terms people used in a genuine/serious way to describe themselves.
Given Options
Unsurprisingly, Trans is the most common for both men and women, with FtM/Mtf being second.
What is interesting however is transsexual and transgender being in 3rd then 4th respectively for men, but the reverse for women. The disparity in counts between the two is also pretty interesting. With men, theres a large gap between transsexual and transgender, while for women the gap between transgender and transsexual is pretty small.
Personally as a woman, I use Tomboymoder to describe myself (since people don't like when I say I'm a passoid boymoder), so it was interesting to see here was in 12th place for men but only 30th place for women.
I really love how the word clouds turned out for this one. They aren't the best for cold hard data, but the visual representation is so good.
Custom
The "Other" option allowed for people to type in custom terms. The most common overall custom term was luckshit, by 1 man and 3 women.
Ironic
This question asked what terms people used in a ironic way to describe themselves.
Given Options
The distribution for men is kinda interesting with how there are 2 drops, one from Pooner to Tranny, and another from Gigapoon to Theyfab. It's also pretty interesting how Pooner is by far the most used ironic term, but I guess it makes sense.
The distribution for women doesn't have anything similar/as distinct as the 2 drops with men. Tranny being the first is pretty obvious, though I didn't expect AGP to be second (same with AAP being third for men, right under Tranny).
The word clouds for this one are also really good.
Custom
Not many people typed in custom terms for ironic use, but its interesting how Dood (3 men) was the most common overall word when including both genders. I wish I added a dedicated option for typing in custom terms so that people would be more likely to type them out.