1. The unjust use of the protected status in the lgbtq community participate in tantrums, belittle, or state heterophobic statements against heteronormative people or the act of commiting heinous crimes against heteronormative people with impunity or without proper prosecution.
2. The belief that society should cater to the whim and desires of trans people even if those whims and desires are in direct violation of other people's right to live.
3. The transfer of white privilege into the trans community.
2. The belief that society should cater to the whim and desires of trans people even if those whims and desires are in direct violation of other people's right to live.
3. The transfer of white privilege into the trans community.
A good example of trans-privilege is when a transgender is allowed to make open threats without fear of retaliation because that retaliation will be considered a hate crime.
by L - Heteronormative Affairs January 05, 2019
The advantage experienced by transwomen over biological women; whereby transwomen have the ability to choose the female gender role whilst biological women have it forced upon them.
by terfflump March 15, 2017
A made-up concept used to disenfranchise, delegitimise, and leverage hate against transgender people. It implies that they have a privilege over others by choice of gender, when in reality, people do not choose to be trans. It repaints the movement to alleviate social stigma against them and solidify their right to respect and acceptance as citizens of society as a push to lift them above everyone else, helping to further reinforce the subliminal societal hate against them.
Who cares that the tranny got fired from its job and lost its house? He has trans privilege, he'll be OK.
by M△LLYN August 04, 2019
Trans-Attracted Privilege (n.)
Trans-Attracted Privilege (TAP) is a cognitive condition that occurs when a trans attracted person seeks to prove the validity of their attraction to transwomen by bashing others, such as cis-women, non-trans attracted males, gay men, lesbians, bisexuals, queers, and hetero-sexual straights. It also manifests as a desire to prove their superiority to others who aren't aware of trans experience and to be a "white knight" or savior to trans-folk.
Trans-Attracted Privilege (TAP) is a cognitive condition that occurs when a trans attracted person seeks to prove the validity of their attraction to transwomen by bashing others, such as cis-women, non-trans attracted males, gay men, lesbians, bisexuals, queers, and hetero-sexual straights. It also manifests as a desire to prove their superiority to others who aren't aware of trans experience and to be a "white knight" or savior to trans-folk.
"He was cute and all but after listening to his trans-attracted privilege for a while, I got totally TAPPED out."
by Max Freely June 10, 2018