Fancy <abbr> tag

js/_abbr.js

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+// Shows an alert with the term definition for <abbr title="meaning">Term</abbr>
+$(document).ready(() => {
+	const abbrs = $('abbr[data-title]');
+	abbrs.on('click', function() {
+		const msg = this.innerText + " = " + this.getAttribute('data-title');
+		alert(msg);
+	});
+});

public/en/biochemical-dysphoria.md

@@ -111,8 +111,8 @@ The intensity of physical and biochemical dysphoria is highly influenced by othe
 - If your blood sugar is out of whack, or you have a thyroid condition, it could cause your dysphoria to spike.
 - If you are having dopamine withdrawal because of ceasing stimulants, that can make it worse.
 - If you start on an SSRI Antidepressant and start running with more serotonin, that can make it less intense.
-- Transfeminine AMABs (people assigned male at birth) with testicles experience surges in testosterone in relation to attraction and desire, which can make them more dysphoric.
-- Transmasculine AFABs (people assigned female at birth) with unsuppressed ovaries experience rises and falls in estrogen and progesterone over the course of their menstrual cycle, making their dysphoria intensify and lessen based on what day of the cycle they are on.
+- Transfeminine <abbr data-title="Assigned Male At Birth">AMABs</abbr> (people assigned male at birth) with testicles experience surges in testosterone in relation to attraction and desire, which can make them more dysphoric.
+- Transmasculine <abbr data-title="Assigned Female At Birth">AFAB</abbr> (people assigned female at birth) with unsuppressed ovaries experience rises and falls in estrogen and progesterone over the course of their menstrual cycle, making their dysphoria intensify and lessen based on what day of the cycle they are on.
 
 There are dozens of systems in the body that all work in tandem, and they all fluctuate from day to day, manipulating general mental state. This general dysphoria can amplify the affect of all other dysphoria. One day you can shrug off misgendering like it's nothing, and then the next it hurts like a stab in the heart every time. One day you see yourself in the mirror, the next you're staring at the old you.
 

public/en/hormones.md

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-**Why aren't AFAB trans people prescribed estrogen blockers alongside testosterone?**
+**Why aren't <abbr data-title="Assigned Female At Birth">AFAB</abbr> trans people prescribed estrogen blockers alongside testosterone?**
 
 There are two separate sources for estrogens within the female reproductive system. Ovaries contains thousands of follicles, cell structures which produce eggs. The pituitary gland produces luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), which encourages the follicles to grow into luteal cells. Theca cells within the follicle produce testosterone, and granulosa cells produce the enzyme [aromatase](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aromatase), which converts that testosterone into estradiol. This is the first source of estrogen, but it is not the largest source.
 
@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ The primary progestogin is [progesterone](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progeste
 
 One of the largest roles that the progestogin receptor plays is in the regulation of gonadal function (ovaries and testies). The hypothalamus is positively *littered* with progestogin receptors and responds strongly to their activation, downregulating the production of [GnRH](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gonadotropin-releasing_hormone), which then reduces the production of [luteinizing hormone](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luteinizing_hormone) by the pituitary gland.
 
-LH is what tells the ovaries and testes to produce estrogen and androgens. LH and its sibling hormone [FSH](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Follicle-stimulating_hormone) both play central roles in ovulation, which is another large source of estrogen in ovary-havers. Thus, synthetic progestins, chemicals that fit into progestogin receptors, are often included in birth control in order to prevent ovulation. In AMABs, progestogins are a useful tool for blocking testosterone production.
+LH is what tells the ovaries and testes to produce estrogen and androgens. LH and its sibling hormone [FSH](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Follicle-stimulating_hormone) both play central roles in ovulation, which is another large source of estrogen in ovary-havers. Thus, synthetic progestins, chemicals that fit into progestogin receptors, are often included in birth control in order to prevent ovulation. In <abbr data-title="Assigned Male At Birth">AMABs</abbr>, progestogins are a useful tool for blocking testosterone production.
 
 Another type of cell that is full of progestogin receptors is mammary tissue. Progesterone plays a major role in the growth and maturation of milk ducts within breast tissue. While little formal research has been conducted into progesterone's effect on breast development, anecdotally it has been seen widely across the transfem community to provide significant improvements in breast fullness. Progesterone has also been demonstrated to increase blood flow to breast tissue, and encourages fat deposits in the breasts, both of which increase breast size.
 

public/en/impostor-syndrome.md

@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ You are not a fetishist, the feeling you get from thinking of yourself as a woma
 
 ### Patriarchal Oppression
 
-A common source of invalidation for AFABs is the conflation of gender with the systemic oppression of women, particularly among non-medically-transitioning non-binary people. The message of "oh you just don't want to be a woman because of how women are treated" is far too often heard, and it can deeply infest your subconscious to the point of self doubt.  But this doesn't make much sense, because if you're AFAB and not a woman, that makes you transgender.  And on average, society treats transgender folks worse than women. So transitioning to escape systemic oppression is a dumb concept (and I personally have never met a trans person who has done this).
+A common source of invalidation for <abbr data-title="Assigned Female At Birth">AFABs</abbr> is the conflation of gender with the systemic oppression of women, particularly among non-medically-transitioning non-binary people. The message of "oh you just don't want to be a woman because of how women are treated" is far too often heard, and it can deeply infest your subconscious to the point of self doubt.  But this doesn't make much sense, because if you're <abbr data-title="Assigned Female At Birth">AFAB</abbr> and not a woman, that makes you transgender.  And on average, society treats transgender folks worse than women. So transitioning to escape systemic oppression is a dumb concept (and I personally have never met a trans person who has done this).
 
 Radical Feminism's messaging of abandoning female gender roles can also make parsing your own feelings harder. "Am I actually non-binary, or am I just a feminist?" "Am I actually a man, or am I just a very butch lesbian?". For this, I encourage you to talk to cis woman feminists, especially lesbians. They'll complain about systems of oppression and the patriarchy, but the problems are all external, and they *want to be women*. Even very butch lesbians want to be women, just in a different way from mainstream femininity.
 
@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ If you feel like you are not a binary woman, than you are not a binary woman. Ci
 
 ### Toxic Masculinity
 
-Male-assigned kids grow up positively drenched in messaging of what it is to "be a man". There are so few examples of positive masculinity in popular media, and AMAB Masculine Enbies are also so commonly erased in trans representation that being a genderqueer male can feel very lonely. AMAB Enbies are often either grouped in with gay cis men or treated like trans women.
+Male-assigned kids grow up positively drenched in messaging of what it is to "be a man". There are so few examples of positive masculinity in popular media, and <abbr data-title="Assigned Male At Birth">AMAB</abbr> Masculine Enbies are also so commonly erased in trans representation that being a genderqueer male can feel very lonely. <abbr data-title="Assigned Male At Birth">AMAB</abbr> Enbies are often either grouped in with gay cis men or treated like trans women.
 
 You can just be genderqueer! Your identity is valid!
 

public/en/managed-dysphoria.md

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ Growing up in the closet, even when you don't know you're in the closet, becomes
 
 - Becoming intimately educated about some gender-associated topic, such as men's or women's clothing design.
 
-- Obsessively working out (AFABs).
+- Obsessively working out (<abbr data-title="Assigned Female At Birth">AFABs</abbr>).
 
 - Helping cis partners to shop in order to live vicariously through their presentation.
 
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ Because so much abuse is handed down onto gender non-conforming children, many t
 
 - Avoiding any conversation about fashion for any gender. Dissociating whenever fashion conversations or activities occur.
 
-- Obsessively working out (AMABs).
+- Obsessively working out (<abbr data-title="Assigned Male At Birth">AMAB</abbr>).
 
 - Assuming a strongly stereotyped gender role in a relationship (e.g. the dutifully modest housewife).
 

public/en/physical-dysphoria.md

@@ -112,15 +112,15 @@ Physical dysphoria manifests in several different ways. Sometimes this is felt i
 
 It can be felt as a sort of *reverse* phantom effect, where the person is persistently aware of something that should *not* be there. The brain is receiving sensory input that it does not expect, such as the weight of breasts, or the presence of testicles or a uterus, and this input takes priority because it isn't expected.
 
-It may be felt as horror or revulsion when looking at or touching the external genitals, triggering emotional outbursts or a strong desire to remove the offending organ. AFAB (assigned female at birth) trans people may experience feelings of wrongness during menstruation, or a sense of alien disconnect from their hormone cycle.
+It may be felt as horror or revulsion when looking at or touching the external genitals, triggering emotional outbursts or a strong desire to remove the offending organ. <abbr data-title="Assigned Female At Birth">AFABs</abbr> (assigned female at birth) trans people may experience feelings of wrongness during menstruation, or a sense of alien disconnect from their hormone cycle.
 
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 It can manifest as a compulsion to be rid of certain body traits, such as obsessively shaving body or facial hair. This can also manifest in the opposite compulsion, leading to meticulous grooming of those traits in order to try to control them, like maintaining a perfect beard, persistently keeping ones nails manicured and polished, or spending hours in the gym attempting to hone ones shape.
 
-Undesired physical features may prompt a person to experience envy of people who have been forced to remove those features due to illnesses, such as testicular or breast cancer. AMABs with severe genital dysphoria tend to have a wish for some kind of freak accident that would cause the loss of their phallus.
+Undesired physical features may prompt a person to experience envy of people who have been forced to remove those features due to illnesses, such as testicular or breast cancer. <abbr data-title="Assigned Male At Birth">AMABs</abbr> with severe genital dysphoria tend to have a wish for some kind of freak accident that would cause the loss of their phallus.
 
 Sometimes it may just simply be a feeling of being incorrect, which you may not even attribute to gender or sex. For most of my life I believed that the reason I hate my body was because I was fat. It wasn't until I started transition that I realized I don't hate my fat at all, I hated having *male* fat. The feminine curves that HRT gave me make me feel so much more in tune with my body.
 
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 It's okay if you don't need medical transition *at all*. Body feelings are not the be-all-end-all of transition.
 
-**Total body physical dysphoria is not a requirement to be transgender. AFABs do not have to hate their chest, AMABs do not have to hate their penis. Every trans person's experience is different. All are valid.**
+**Total body physical dysphoria is not a requirement to be transgender. <abbr data-title="Assigned Female At Birth">AFABs</abbr> do not have to hate their chest, <abbr data-title="Assigned Male At Birth">AMABs</abbr> do not have to hate their penis. Every trans person's experience is different. All are valid.**
 
 ### Internalized Body Image Issues
 

public/en/presentational-dysphoria.md

@@ -27,9 +27,9 @@ While the sexual revolution of the 1960s and the business fashion craze of the 8
 
 Long hair on men has been seen as [an act of rocker rebellion](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbAoXw_DqvM) for decades, and men with long hair get discriminated against as being layabouts and bums. Short hair on women is often read as queer or butch (unless they're old, then it's expected), and women are often pressured to keep their hair long. Pierced ears on men became somewhat more normalized in the 90s, but are still seen as an act of rebellion, and some employers won't allow men to wear earrings. Makeup on men is so stigmatized by toxic masculinity that even men who *like* makeup feel pressured to avoid it.
 
-Like it or not, presentation is gendered, and it is extremely common for trans people to want to present themselves in the fashion of their true gender, and a desire to be free of the shackles of gendered presentation is common among all trans people, regardless of where they sit on the gender spectrum. For AMAB individuals they may manifest as a wish to incorporate more feminine elements, for AFABs it may manifest as a want for more masculine appearance. This may come as a full push towards the opposite of their assigned gender, or a desire to seek a middle-ground in pursuit of androgyny. It may even simply be a wish to *not* present as your assigned gender.
+Like it or not, presentation is gendered, and it is extremely common for trans people to want to present themselves in the fashion of their true gender, and a desire to be free of the shackles of gendered presentation is common among all trans people, regardless of where they sit on the gender spectrum. For <abbr data-title="Assigned Male At Birth">AMAB</abbr> individuals they may manifest as a wish to incorporate more feminine elements, for <abbr data-title="Assigned Female At Birth">AFABs</abbr> it may manifest as a want for more masculine appearance. This may come as a full push towards the opposite of their assigned gender, or a desire to seek a middle-ground in pursuit of androgyny. It may even simply be a wish to *not* present as your assigned gender.
 
-**Not all transfems present feminine, not all transmascs present masculine, not all non-binary people seek androgyny. Butch AMAB trans people are valid, femme AFAB trans people are valid. Presentation is not gender, gender is not presentation.**
+**Not all transfems present feminine, not all transmascs present masculine, not all non-binary people seek androgyny. Butch <abbr data-title="Assigned Male At Birth">AMAB</abbr> trans people are valid, femme <abbr data-title="Assigned Female At Birth">AFAB</abbr> trans people are valid. Presentation is not gender, gender is not presentation.**
 
 Presentational Dysphoria typically appears early on in the form of a fascination with the styling of another gender, and a wish to be able to present as people of that gender do. That desire may be fulfilled somewhat by seeking out styling that is unisex, but typically that wish is self-gatekept by statements of "I'm not confident enough to attempt that." AMABs often run into issue here where this desire often gets trapped behind heteronormative expectations, causing an interest in feminine presentation to be misinterpreted as sexual desire.
 
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 I, myself am very feminine in my preferred presentation, and I had a longing to wear dresses from when I was just five years old. I abhorred wearing suits, hating the way they fit on my body, since they always tugged in ways that felt very incorrect for what my body needed. I refused to wear any denim for most of my life because men's jeans always felt so incorrect (women's jeans and leggings, however, feel amazing). Then as I entered into transition and began to present more female, my dysphoria struck again in the ways my body did not conform to what women's clothing was expecting (too much in the crotch, too wide and bulky in the shoulders, too large in the waist, not large enough in the chest). It wasn't until the second year that I had experienced enough change in my shape to where women's clothing was properly affirming of my shape.
 
-What does this look like? Well, it looks a lot like other common body image issues. A tendency to avoid anything form fitting, leaning towards softer fabrics and baggier clothes. A classic gender dysphoria trope is the kid who wears nothing but sweatpants and hoodies. Clothes will be oversized in order to keep them from hugging the body. AFABs may prefer to wear compressing sports bras in order to minimize their chests, and avoid anything with a tight waistline.
+What does this look like? Well, it looks a lot like other common body image issues. A tendency to avoid anything form fitting, leaning towards softer fabrics and baggier clothes. A classic gender dysphoria trope is the kid who wears nothing but sweatpants and hoodies. Clothes will be oversized in order to keep them from hugging the body. <abbr data-title="Assigned Female At Birth"><abbr data-title="Assigned Female At Birth">AFAB</abbr>s</abbr> may prefer to wear compressing sports bras in order to minimize their chests, and avoid anything with a tight waistline.
 
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