and when i say there is an overlap in different transgender identities experiences i do not mean "they are 100% identical" i mean "they have something in common" which is what I, and also the dictionary, define the word as. ok im done for real now im gonna nap

my current favorite transgender discourses thats being dished out on the internet is the insane separation of nonbinary ppl from trans men because. i dunno. "they speak over us" and while the hyper-invisibility of trans men is an issue and should be addressed i don't know why its the fault of other trans people for being... too visible? and to me its simply a separatist idea that simply identifying as a different type of trans strips away the amount of transphobia you experience which isn't true if you ever went outside and spoke with other trans people in the real world because surprisingly transphobia affects us all and not just You, The most Important Person Here. and also we had this exact argument in 2016 so i've played these games before. you guys are just so disgustingly insecure and disguise it as transgender activism