Hospitalidade transmasculina e envelhecimento: redes de conversações na/com a saúde e a educação

Abstract

This research aimed to investigate in what ways the aging productions of transmasculine people in the country have been taking place. Impacted and perplexed by the episodes experienced by several trans men and our struggles to obtain health care, both in terms of access and in the quality of the service provided, I also tried to explore how trans men were accessing others basic civil rights. In this way, analyzes were made based on the exchange of messages in a private group of the social network Facebook and searches for other scriptures (DERRIDA, 2014) of older trans men, in the most diverse sources. Still, also through conversations with practitioners of everyday trans * lives (CERTEAU, 2004), it was observed in these scriptures and conversations, the potential of these networks to produce collective knowledge for the fields of health and education, more specifically, to practitioners of everyday trans * lives who work in health services offered to this community, whether they provide specialized care or not, so that together and working in networks, we can offer prospects for more dignified and possible transmasculine aging productions.