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cis-person-ally Follow

hey, I know making up a word for your own "oppression" feels good, but have you considered that nothing you experience uniquely occurs to trans men? I know this is hard to process for you birthday bois, but I recommend the term transemasculation. this means the only trans-specific oppression you face is comparable to cis men having their feelings hurt!

tmetransguy Follow

I fucking hate other TMEs man I wish they'd finally die or detransition so I stop getting confused for MRA transandrobro truthers everytime I follow somebody

thesamethingyoureadeveryweek Follow

you guys do experience transphobia, but you inherently have male privilege. you are not oppressed for being a man. you don't experience misogyny. when you transition irl everyone accepts you, because women- I mean trans men ditching femininity for masculinity is rewarded

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fandomdiscourseblog Follow

all of you in the tag report this fucking freak documenting-transphobia until the blog is gone, they said they don't care what people do in fiction even if they personally find it distasteful

documenting-transphobia Follow

These tweets have such immense "I saw someone with no legs climbing the Everest on TV once, so what's your excuse for needing a wheelchair or letting your disability disable you, you lazy bum?" energy.

These artists are all exceptional and have overcome their physical limitations through a strong will to create, but they're praised as if they represent the average of creative disabled people, not the 1%. Arguments like these throw the overwhelming majority of disabled people under the bus.

Or that Monet wasn't already a skilled painter before his eyes failed?

People handwrite shit every day, not all of them already have the skill, time, and money to afford them the leisure of writing a novel.

Helen Keller was blind and deaf, that last example is just a mess to begin with.

These tweets have such immense "I saw someone with no legs climbing the Everest on TV once, so what's your excuse for needing a wheelchair or letting your disability disable you, you lazy bum?" energy.

These artists are all exceptional and have overcome their physical limitations through a strong will to create, but they're praised as if they represent the average of creative disabled people, not the 1%. Arguments like these throw the overwhelming majority of disabled people under the bus.