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IWTV be like: a show where BPD is the norm and neurotypical is the minority

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need binary trans people to understand that being nonbinary/genderqueer/gnc and getting euphoria from being androgynous/"genderfuck" doesn't actually mean that experiencing the misandrogyny and dehumanization that comes with being recognizably outside the binary any better. all it means is that there is no hypothetical endpoint, there is no "if i could only xyz then everyone would see my real binary gender and treat me like any other human being and i could escape being treated as an disgusting creature that doesn't fit in anywhere" because the thing that makes you feel real, the thing that relieves your dysphoria and makes you feel like yourself and not want to die, is the very thing that makes you be seen as a disgusting creature. so its either never transition or swap one closet (binary cis person) for another (binary trans person) or just accept that this is the price you pay for being nb/gq/gnc and open about it, and even then people will forcibly stuff you back into the closet, and also you may not even be able to access the gender affirming care you need on account of you not being binary and your goals not being binary.
& like. misandrogyny hurts all trans people because we are all outside the binary to some degree in the eyes of patriarchal society. there are nb/gq/gnc people who may be less personally affected by it day-to-day than some binary/gender conforming trans people! but it does drive me insane seeing people be like "no one in the world could ever understand the immense suffering caused by being read as androgynous more than me, a white binary trans woman, and frankly every nonbinary person who gets euphoria from androgyny is valor-stealing from Me Personally because they must not understand that being androgynous is bad" as if when you get queerbashed for being an obvious tranny, its somehow less painful if you get euphoria from being androgynous in instead of experiencing androgyny as an inherently lesser state of being to be escaped.
I fully understand trans people making fun of or generally disapproving of pronoun circles when we’re talking about them in the specific context of how cis people will use pronoun circles to single out one trans or GNC person to make them feel (intentionally or unintentionally) alienated and othered in a group of predominately cis gender conforming people… But with the way a lot of binary, relatively gender conforming trans people talk about it, it sounds like some of y’all actually just have an issue with the idea that strangers shouldn’t be assuming someone’s gender and pronouns based on cisheteronormative assumptions about their appearance.
The way I’ve genuinely seen other trans people say shit in response to the pronoun circle thing like “asking for my pronouns is so stupid, it’s not hard to look at me and tell that I’m a man/woman because I have (insert characteristics such as: long/short hair, deep/high voice, boobs/no boobs, “men’s clothes”/“women’s clothes”, etc) and it’s just like…
I thought we were fighting for acceptance for ALL trans+ people including nonbinary, multigender, gender fluid, etc and gender nonconforming trans people, as well as intersex people regardless of if they identify as trans or not- which necessitates trying to avoid assuming gender based on stereotypes?
Or do you only care about transphobia and gender issues as long as they’re affecting you personally…?
The thought occurs to me that cis people who say shit like this just…don’t have a very strong sense of identity. Which could mean nothing.

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we need less “trans women/men should be allowed in women’s/men’s spaces” and more “gender segregated spaces are inherently sexist and transphobic, and we should replace them with gender neutral spaces”
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