Monologue Glossary - Cute, queer & a little sassy!

Because shared language makes the world less weird.

- Coming Out — The ongoing “tell your truth” tour. Not a one-and-done; more like a world tour with surprise encores.

- Closet / Out of the Closet — Metaphorical storage unit for your truth. Key found, rent cancelled.

- Clocky — When cis folks think they can “read” a trans person. Spoiler: bad hobby.

- Trans Woman — A woman who is trans. That’s it, that’s the tweet. Some transition socially, medically, or both.

- Gender Dysphoria / Euphoria — Dysphoria: the ouch. Euphoria: the sparkle. The latter is the point.

- HRT (Hormone Replacement Therapy) — Medical transition that can bring curves, feels, and new mirror moments.

- Pronouns — Little words, big respect. “She/Her,” “He/Him,” “They/Them,” etc. Use what’s stated, not what you assume.

- Non-Binary — Not boxed into “man/woman.” Think spectrum, not switch.

- Bi-curious / Bisexual — Attraction to more than one gender; curiosity counts, identity is valid.

- Queer — Umbrella term reclaimed by many; community-made, community-owned.

- Chosen Family — The crew who love you on purpose. Sometimes the family that matters most.

- Outing — When someone shares your identity without consent. Not okay.

- Pussy — The body part, not the slur – think vulva, not vulgar!

- Ally — Not a title; a verb. Show up, listen up, level up.