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To blanchard

Ray Blanchard's pseudoscientific transsexualism typology divides trans women into two groups: "homosexual transsexuals" (HSTS) and "autogynephilic transsexuals" (AGP).

It classifies conventionally feminine transitioned straight trans women as HSTS, while leaving AGP as a catch-all for the rest (non-feminine and non-straight trans women). It effectively frames people it classifies as HSTS as gay men who transition to attract men, which is directly stated by some of its supporters. It explains non-feminine and/or non-straight trans women by purporting that they at least have a component of heterosexuality directed at themselves instead of others, thereby experiencing arousal at the idea of having a "female body," which Ray Blanchard termed "autogynephilia."

To blanchard someone is to apply this typology and etiology to an individual.
"...And then she told me that I'm only 'acting like a woman' because it sexually arouses me, and that I'm fetishizing womanhood. She blancharded me."

"That Facebook page looks for examples of trans women experiencing gender euphoria while wearing skimpy outfits and blanchards them to a large audience."

"What do you mean I am a 'trap' because I'm 'HSTS' instead of 'AGP'? To blanchard me this way shows your entitlement."
To blanchard by logielle June 23, 2026
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