MTFerPlus

MTFerPlus is a term that has emerged within certain online communities, particularly those discussing transgender identity and experiences. It generally refers to individuals who identify as transgender women, or transfeminine individuals, and who also express a positive or neutral stance towards their assigned sex at birth, often referred to as "maleness" or "AMAB" (assigned male at birth). This can manifest in various ways, such as valuing or acknowledging their previous experiences or identity, or not experiencing dysphoria associated with their assigned sex in a way that leads to rejection of it.

The term is not universally adopted and can be a subject of discussion and varying interpretations within transgender and related communities. Some individuals may find the term empowering or a useful descriptor for their specific experiences, while others may find it confusing or redundant, believing that all transgender identities are valid regardless of their relationship to their assigned sex at birth. The concept often touches on nuanced discussions about gender identity, self-perception, and the spectrum of transgender experiences. It's important to note that "MTFerPlus" is not a clinical term but rather a colloquialism used by some individuals to articulate a particular facet of their identity.