Image Descriptions

Imagine presenting yourself as a Definitive Voice about Trans people and not knowing that basic fact about testosterone

One of its components, if implemented, would be a fast track to later make possession of DIY estrogen a criminal act.

Sub image #2: Search results showing 26 matches for "Estrogen."

Sub image #3: Search results showing 1 match for "Testosterone."

Tumblr post text reading: Anti grans groups in the US are pushing to criminalize DIY estrogen.

Not DIY HRT, but estrogen specifically.

It's mentioned in the document at least 26 times.

Testosterone is mentioned 1 (one) time, in a mildly positive context.

This would criminalize mere possession of diy estrogen.

Also if you read any statements made by Isaac Ranson himself, you’d know he’s not okay with being misgendered and that he researched the team to see if they would be accepting of him as a man before signing on. On Minnesota Aurora’s website they explicitly say they’re for “women, girls, and gender expansive people” and have the phrase “trans women are women” clearly on there. When the coach is quoted talking about Isaac she clearly uses he/him pronouns for him. This is a team who is actively trying to support a trans man not because they think he’s a woman and wouldn’t let a trans woman on if they could, but because they’re trans inclusive and stuck working within a shitty transphobic system just like he is.

Tumblr post reads: This made me incredibly angry to read. It is, at best, incredibly tone-deaf considering the current wave of laws banning trans women from women's sports. And at worst, it is blatant transmisogyny.

Actually, let's just say it's both. This is a women's team. If we are still doing the stupid thing of segregating sports by gender, then a man does not belong there! If this team doesn't have the soccer balls to at least welcome a few trans women as well, and push back against the backlash, then they are not allies. I also feel sorry for this trans man who somehow became so okay with being misgendered, but I don't think future LGBT people will look kindly upon him for being willing to do this.

she loosely connects her story to transmisogyny at the end by going "well idk if I faced transmisogyny before I came out but I did after I'm so scared because transmisogynists would call me a pedophile and they would be right everyone wants me dead I can't be pedojacketed because I have the jacket on :("

great #OwnVoices job, team. knocked it out of the park. hit the showers.

if you are able, consider donating to a group like Survivors of Incest Anonymous, which helps provide a safe space for victims of CSA, including victims of COCSA, to talk about and heal from their experiences.

when i was like 8 my mom babysat her friends kid who was a 9ish year old girl, she introduced me to sex by like cuddling naked with me and peeing in cups or whatever and i was immediately hypersexual. i could not get enough of it. when my parents found out, they gave me a frankly inadequate sex ed book and we werent allowed to see eachother anymore. it was devastating

a little later, maybe 9 or 10 an older boy i was friends with introduced me to hentai and i quickly found loli and got obsessed with it. dunno if i was identifying with the girls in it or what, it was just the Thing that i wanted to look at. i got even more hypersexual as time went on and i started sexually harrassing my peers without knowing what i was doing or why just that i knew i wanted to be close to people and desperately wanted touch.

when i was around 12 i somehow got into my head the idea that an 8 year old girl i was friends with had a crush on me. i molested her. i was arrested.

i spent a week in "juvenile dention", a kids jail where each kid has their own cell with a big steel door and a toilet the guards could see you using through the window in the door. they strip searched me. i was too scared to use the toilet and i wet myself in "class" (useless self directed busy work they had us do so they couldnt be like, sued or whatever for not letting us do schoolwork), humiliating, obviously.

i was put on probabtion but i wasnt allowed to go home because i have younger brothers. my parents found friends of family who were willing to take me. my probation officer had me take polygraph tests to make sure i wasnt re-offending. nearly all of my results were inconclusive because polygraphs are fucking fake.

eventually i got to go home but was still on probation, i dont remember specifics of it very well. all i remembered is that i was, under the terms of my probabtion, forbidden from accessing pornography. i was a hypersexual child and i accessed pornography. i knew i had a polygraph at the end of the year and simply resolved to kill myself before it happened so i wouldnt have to go back to juvie. i was unable to do this. since then i have not gone a single day without suicidal thoughts. i was 13 at this point

i remember once my probation officer gave me a homework assignment to write some essay about accountability or some shit and i forgot to do it. he confronted me and said i couldnt have forgotten because it was too important. i started crying and he accused me of fake crying

i lied on the polygraph, the results was that i lied, the immediately took me to juvie again. they ruled i had to go to an inpatient therapy program rather than the outpatient they had me doing before. however, because i had failed a polygraph, all the places they tried to put me in rejected me for being a liar.

the dentention facility i was in was legally only allowed to keep children for 2 weeks, presumably to prevent trauma? i guess? i was in there for 4 months. in that time, during one of my court visits, my dad got so upset at me not being allowed to come how he hugged me out of fear. this was not allowed, and they "had to" strip search me when they took me back to detention because of it.

after that 4 months they finally found a place that would take me, if reluctantly. it was a proctor care day treatment center called counterpoint, essentially a charter school with group therapy and an in house group of foster care providers. my foster dads (bunch of gay couples in the child sex offender foster program, go figure) treated me like a threat. i once had my window open at night because it was unbearably hot and my foster dad accused me of watching the neighbor girls changing through the window.

the only person who gave me any compassion at that program was my assigned personal therapist. she was just out of school and clearly out of her depth. the program has us write new safety plans like, weekly, and mine were often just "scream internally that i dont want to be a monster when i have sexual thoughts about kids." i was 15 at this point.

this is the environment i came out as trans in. to this day i dont know what drove me to do it, or how i even learned what the word transgender meant. id had fantasies about being a girl for years though.

they did not let me change my name in treatment, because of "policy" or whatever. they left the issue of medical transition to my parents, who are mercifully compassionate and did everything they could to keep me happy.

my foster dad was not okay with this. i once wore a purse my mom bought me on an outing and afterward he asked me if my therapist had approved that. he thought it was dangerous. i think he, as a gay man providing childcare, was scared of getting hatecrimed.

i then bounced around a bunch of different foster parents within the program. i attempted suicide via plastic bag suffocation because i was understandably unhappy. i felt the foster parents they put me with did not care about me. when i did that the put me back in juvie for a weekend because they didnt have another foster family available to take me at the time.

the therapy consisted of a lot of dialectical behavioral therapy and "empathy" work that was just kind of telling us to feel feelings about what we did in a big long structured process.

i still had to take polygraph tests, and all of the tests i took came back inconclusive. my probation officer said if i didnt pass theyd have to transfer me to the oregon youth authority, where things would be worse for me. they did do that. my new probabtion officer was nice to me.

when i "graduated" i felt that it was good that i had gone there. id learnd how not to be a terrible monster. id learned how not to have sexual thoughts about children, by mentally flagellating myself.

eventually i had my final polygraph test before being let off probation. it was inconclusive. my parents very worriedly asked what was next. my OYA probation officer said: nothing, im off probation now. the juvenile justice department probation officer i had was a fucking evil peice of shit named joe krug and i hope he dies in a fire knowing all the harm hes done.

i am now 30 years old. i have gone through many phases of shame and acceptance about my pedophilia. i believe i have reached a point where now i am okay with having an attraction to children and i mostly cope my age regressing. i am still suicidal, chronically. i believe that since im a pedophile its not really possible for me to make new friends; the only people who have accepted this about me were friends i had long enough that sunk cost kicked in. ive been on dates with self proclaimed lolicons who were disugsted at my attraction to real kids.

i am a trans woman, and i am a pedophile. i never want to hurt anyone ever again. i have hurt people since then and i know i will continue to hurt people as long as i live bcause that is part of being human. i am deeply, chronically suicidal. the only reason i am still alive is my fear of pain and lack of access to firearms. if my parents had not held on to me so tightly, given me every resource they could find, i would be dead.

i dont know if i face transmisogyny as a child before coming out, i certainly did after. today i am terrified of transmisogynists because their go to accusation of pedophilia is simply true in my case and i cannot fight it. i cant be pedojacketed. i am a pedophile. everyone wants to kill me.

i am so scared and i want to die so bad.

sorry for making you read this it is 100% ok to delete i know its not really the kind of thing you were asking for. id like to get my story more out there but its ok if here is not the place. obviously im having some kind of mental health thign happening to me right now. thanks. /End ask.

Answer from mousidy: (sparkle hearte emoji)

note: before you say anything know that this post was written by a black woman who is not going to take your hit dog hollering seriously

one thing myself and others have noticed from isupportforcefem is a bizarre inclination to shoving "and black people" where it isn't at all required. issues that directly affect transfems have an "and black people" tacked on to make the reader consider that not only is what being discussed transmisogynistic, but potentially racist, and wouldn't that just be terrible? The constant juxtaposition comes across as though isff believes accusations of transmisogyny to not be serious enough, whereas beefing such discrimination up with potential racism makes others more liable to consider it "real".

take these two posts:

these posts are based on a false premise: the idea that, in tandem with trans people being constantly falsely accused of rape, black people are also constantly falsely accused of rape.

I do not know any people, black or nonblack, cis or trans, who have been falsely accused of rape. the idea that false rape accusations are 1. a source of discrimination that these specific groups face and 2. a commonality between them requires you to believe that

false rape accusations are commonly made, and

for some reason trans people and black people are constantly accused of this

this requires you to align yourself with the misogynistic belief that false accusations of rape are constantly weaponised against the accused. the premise requires you to believe that there are squawking harpies constantly accusing innocents of rape, and that they must not be believed. pokeballvictimized's entire blog for the last few days has been trying to get you to believe that "actually who gets to determine what rape is?" is a line of logic a true transfeminist would follow and not logic imported straight from seething incels on 4chan.

the related "and black people" thing here is white transfems knowing a basic concept - that, in countries where we are minorities, black people are incarcerated at disproportionate rates; that we are more likely to be falsely accused of crimes; and that racially-based accusations of sexual assault and rape have, in cases, been weaponised against black men - and mixing these into a finely blended soup to run away with it. black people as a whole are similar to transfems because we are constantly accused of rape. black transfems are constantly accused of rape. where did they get that? don't worry about it, just know it's happening. the woman who confessed to choking a woman unconscious in a parking lot and complained about how mean people are being for bringing up that she choked a woman unconscious in a parking lot (highly recommend searching "anonsee" on bluesky to see what people have said about storyweavingspider, serial boundary violator during sex who tries to frame these assaults as just being part of kink!) is in support of it, and she's our token black woman, so it's all good. 👍

if you see yourself as someone who cares about women, who cares about victims of sexual violence, and who does not ally themselves with those who perpetrate sexual violence, you must see these posts for what they are: people who assume that everyone else is constantly being "falsely" accused of sexual harassment dragging black people into it because they need to look better. the idea of ubiquitous false allegations of rape and sexual assault is something coined by misogynistic men. no useful transfeminist analysis can operate under the assumption that waves of innocents are being falsely accused of rape while not addressing what this says: that malintentioned vile creatures are doing the accusing, that they are lying, that whatever assault or rape they report is an attempt to have someone unpersoned and socially murdered. you must also see it as an inherently racist act to bring up black people solely to go "a-and it's not just me, black transfems i mean uh people get this too!"

if you are surrounded by people constantly accused of rape it would do you good to assess exactly what sort of company you are keeping. "My friends are constantly accused of rape" is a line only people like Bret from the frat house, iignoremissingstairs86 from IRC and John Politics the senator should be capable of saying, because these are the types of people who would keep accused rapists in their company. false accusations of sexual violence form a very small fraction of total accusations, and these false accusations are usually vague accusations with no named perpetrator. the idea that a specific group of people are constantly targeted by false accusations of sexual violence flies in the face of what we know to be fact about sexual violence reporting and statistics.

again, consider: what benefit do these people derive from going "and black people" when talking about issues very specific to them and their online circles of people who seemingly constantly engage in behaviour worthy of being accused of sexual violence? they want you to connect the struggle that black people have in proving our innocence when accused of crimes with their struggle: being ostracised from communities for behaviour ranging from sexual harassment to outright sexual assault. they want you to equivocate these struggles because they earnestly believe that systemic discrimination against black people is equivalent to their former friendcord's self-policing.

this is something that only someone racist is capable of. make no mistake about it. there is nothing innocent about bringing up black people in an exaggerated defense against "false" accusations of sexual violence. they want you to feel guilty because you, the reader, know that systems are stacked against black people, and they want you to feel that their "struggle" - being constantly accused of sexual assault, something they attempt to paint as normal for trans people - is equivalent. do not believe them. it is transphobic and racist rhetoric and these people should be shamed.

I will conclude this with another post from isupportforcefem shoving black people into unnecessary hyperonline transfem discourse:

note that again black people are brought up where we are irrelevant. the gun that kills transfems And Black People. because us black people are constantly hurting others, you see, just as transfems are constantly hurting others - but don't worry, we aren't worth ostracising, even if we do constantly hurt people. you have to include us for our mistakes. said mistakes may range from being racist to being a rapist. but please forgive us. social ostracisation is on par with murder after all.

False accusations are not a problem on the scale people on this site want us to think it is. I remember when "false accusations" were rightly seen as a misogynistic whataboutism meant to derail talks about rape culture. Now we're doing "but false accusations!!!" Wokely, so it's okay... what the fuck ever. And the racism of trying to use black people as a human shield against this "problem" is just... vile. (Obviously this is different from people trying to, say, classify drag shows near children or teaching them about Pride as pedophilia; that actually IS pedojacketing. But even then, note that the accusation isn't coming from any of the children who would be seeing a drag performer, but instead from the government twisting the language to begin with... so still it's not an example of a lying, false victim making accusations.)

Plus it doesn't escape my notice that usually, the people getting accused of "predatorjacketing" the trans people in these instances are themselves queer; it's blatantly putting trans victims below trans predators on the hierarchy. If it really was about protecting trans people, there would be a desire to remove predators from the community before they could hurt more people. Not to protect the predators from the consequences of THEIR OWN ACTIONS. It was always about protecting predators over the victims, even when those victims are trans, all along.

One thing I noticed too is that the fear is always "what if you're falsely accusing a trans woman of being a predator? What then? What if you singlehandedly get trans women killed? Is that what you want?"

But there's never fear the other way. "What if we're ignoring a victim of sexual harassment, abuse, rape, or other sexual violence? What if we're perpetrating rape culture by silencing victims? What if we create an environment where missing stairs operate with impunity? What if our collective indifference to sexual assault causes a victim to commit suicide?"

There is already a society-wide presumption that false accusations do more harm than actual sexual violence, and that predators are more worthy of protection than people they victimize. There's already an implicit, built-in framework that the victims are the ones at fault. They should have fought harder, not dressed that way, not been into kink, not refused to do kink, not been impressionable young people... The victims have to act carefully so as not to cause "undue" harm to the one who hurt them. The victims are the ones expected to act responsibly. Their pain is secondary to the hypothetical pain making an accusation could cause. Even though false accusations just do not actually lead to the kind of life-ruining people say it does. People accused of rape, DV, harassment, and other crimes rarely have any problem becoming politicians, musicians, athletes, priests, teachers, and other respected figures after this comes to light.

Notice that all the "false" allegations made against high-profile trans women on this site have never harmed them beyond their blog getting deleted for de facto violations of the site's terms of service (IE death threats), which is inevitably followed by them returning within a week as banned-account-2 and subsequently being left alone. That's what the racist queer people on this site call "lynching." For all they insist, MRA-style, that a false accusation will LITERALLY RUIN LIVES, it has never happened within the Tumblr queer community. In fact, most of the ones who have "had their lives ruined" have gained more support, more followers, and more influence in the community after...... kinda like in real life.

On the other hand, I've seen victims of their behavior harassed into attempting and possibly committing suicide, including MINORS. I've seen victims doxxed, threatened with rape, stalked, isolated from their own communities while their abuser is welcomed with open arms... you name it.

Once again: it's victims of sexual violence who are at risk of having their lives ruined, not "victims of false accusations," and yet everyone acts as though the latter are the ones in need of protection. Because vengeful, lying little shrews are everywhere, just waiting to ruin lives with malicious false accusations. And if you happen to get wrongly lumped in as a false accuser, oh well, suck it up buttercup, no one cares about something so insignificant as sexual harassment. You should be lucky you were only sexually harassed instead of being falsely accused of sexual harassment. Imagine how much worse it would have been for you!

It's parasitizing your empathy, that's what it is. It's taking your natural desire to good and help marginalized people, and shifting it from the people who do deserve it (people who have been harmed by bad actors in the community [and note that by far, most victims of bad actors in the queer community are themselves queer, so this behavior of denying victims recourse is queerphobic and dangerous to the queer community!]) towards predators who can speak well, have large followings, and convinced people that accusing any trans woman of sexual misconduct in any circumstances makes you a JK Rowling-level TERF.

And again, the race issue here, the inherent antiblackness of framing this as something that constantly happens to black people as a way of shielding themselves- that's another form of parasitizing. It's not "black people are disproportionately accused and convicted of crimes, and most wrongfully convicted death row convicts are black too- we need to help those folks," it's "black people and trans people are constantly falsely accused of rape, just, all the time, we need to help trans people, and a few of the black trans people who happen to agree with us on all these issues." It's basic feminism that false accusations are an anti-feminist, anti-victim dogwhistle; by trying to associate black folks with it, on a site where A HUGE NUMBER of black people have already been run off due to antiblackness... it muddies the waters ON PURPOSE. It makes it seem like to be a proper ally to the trans community and the black community, you HAVE to buy into the misogynistic canard that false accusations happen OFTEN. It repackages misogyny in a Woke, rainbow-colored box. The fucking nerve to use black folks that way!!

If the Anonsee debacle had happened today, her victims would absolutely have been labeled transmisogynists and run off the site. Her victims would have been labeled dangerous, lying, transmisogynistic predatorjacketers not to be trusted in the community.

It's becoming increasingly clear that too much of the queer community on this site learned NOTHING from the MeToo movement. Actually, worse than learning nothing at all, what they "learned" is that "believe victims" is some kind of dangerous sentiment made solely to oppress queer people. They view sexual harassment or assault as a minor inconvenience that pales in comparison to the trauma of being accused of sexual harassment or assault.

That's really, really sad. Basic feminist principles, like "false accusations are not nearly as big a problem as rape culture itself" have been entirely discarded.

False accusations are not a real issue. Never have been and never will be. But silencing victims under the guise of preventing false accusations is VERY real.

Ending by echoing the OP, here: How many people do you guys know who have been wrongfully accused of rape, DV, sexual harassment, or other sexual violence? And how many people do you guys know who have been victims of rape, DV, sexual harassment, or other sexual violence, but were dismissed as "wrongful accusers?"

Reblog from britts-galaxy-brain (marked red with the Shinigami Eyes browser extension) reads: ........ (in all caps and large, cursive text) What?! End screenshot posted by missstrogen.

Underneath this screenshot text (from missstrogen) reads: You have lived a life so full of privilege!! Can you not see the trans and Black people falsely accused of raping in your life? It's fucking everywhere! You are the problem here! In the real world, accusations of rape are very frequently levied against marginalized groups? Like that's practically the terf and white supremacist guidebook, you idiot. If you "believe victims" uncritically you will side with terfs and white supremacy. But then again, you're from kiwifarms.

Image #2: Tumblr post from pokeballVictimized reading: it is so so so easy to say "rape is an unforgiveable crime, we should kill all rapists" and then never think more deeply than that. To say that 'victims deserve justice' and not ask what justice is. To never ask who decides what a rapist is, or when rape takes place. To never both thinking about edge cases, or nuance, or ambiguity. To never ask yourself any questions about bodily autonomy, or why rape is considered worse than any other form of assault. To never believe in forgiveness, or change, or any solution to a rapist other than violence and murder. And you fucking scare me.

Reblog from missstrogen reading: Like we've seen trans (especially Black) women get falsely accused of rape more times than I can count. It happens all the time because it works really well for the purpose of targeting someone people are likely to see as a sex pest. If you "believe victims" all the time without understanding how things work, what will happen is that you will fall for transmisogynistic and racist campaigns.

Images #3-4: Series of Bluesky posts from No longer from the tumblrs (@/ iSuggestForceFem.bksy....) on 19 Jan 2026 reading: Ultimately the western queer community is a reflection of the wider world, and as such, it's a weapon that kills minorities, for any perceived slight or slip up, and calls that accountability. "killing your abuser" is never accountability.

If someone can be exiled over an accusation of harm you've built a gun that kills transfems and Black people, not a community

You're gonna be friends with people who did mistakes. hurt others. and you have to accept that that hurt doesn't define them. That people arent perfect and will mess things up. And that people can change. You gotta understand that a mistake isn't a moral failing. Fucking up doesnt make someone evil.

And at all times you need to focus on the people who were hurt, no matter the shape of that hurt. You need to care more about the victim. And you need to understand that when the victim is Black and/or transfeminized, she'll be called the abuser.

> ask the poster if this discourse is a well documented irl issue or bullshit interpersonal grievances

> she doesn't understand

> pull out detailed diagram explaining what is irl issue and what's bullshit grievances

> she laughs and says "it's a good discourse ma'am"

> open post

> looking for a new discourse

> ask the poster if this discourse is a well documented irl issue or bullshit interpersonal grievances

> she doesn't understand

> pull out detailed diagram explaining what is irl issue and what's bullshit grievances

> she laughs and says "it's a good discourse ma'am"

> open post

> it's grievance

im aware and i have very been mindful to not say anything disparaging against other trans or nonbinary people (and especially trans women/fems) while discussing transandrophobia, intersexism, and exorsexism in the queer community so its absolutely because i talk about transandrophobia that ive been marked red

meanwhile, people who have spoken about how they wish for all trans men/mascs/"tmes" to get cancer or die continue to be marked green by shinigami eyes

[Image description:

A one star review by TX.

Shinigami Eyes Is Failing the Community It Was Meant to Protect

Shinigami Eyes is not being “review bombed.” It is being rightfully called out for perpetuating transphobia, intersexism, and internalized community bias. This extension, once a helpful tool for flagging transphobic or unsafe spaces, is now actively contributing to the very harm it was created to prevent.

Let me be clear: I love and support trans women and transfeminine people. My critique is not rooted in misogyny or transmisogyny, but in a commitment to the safety and dignity of all gender-expansive people—including transmascs, nonbinary people (often dismissively labeled as “theyfabs”), intersex individuals, and our allies.

Too many voices in our community are being silenced by this tool. Transmascs, nonbinary people, and intersex folks are being marked red—“unsafe”—not for any transphobic or bigoted behavior, but simply for speaking out about our lived experiences with oppression and systemic sexism. Meanwhile, accounts that promote violence against transmascs and men, deny nonbinary or intersex identities, or spread hate are still being marked green—“safe.”

This isn’t just individual bias. It’s systemic harm. It’s the erasure of marginalized voices within an already marginalized community. And it defeats the entire purpose of Shinigami Eyes.

To the developers and moderators: you must do better. Learn to recognize transmisogyny (sexism against trans women), transmisandry (sexism against trans men), exorsexism (sexism against nonbinary people), and intersexism (sexism against intersex people). These are real, harmful forces in our community. They deserve to be flagged—not shielded.

Trans women are valid. Trans men are valid. Trans nonbinary people are valid. Trans intersex people are valid. If your plug-in claims to protect gender-expansive people, then it must protect all of us.

Until then, I recommend uninstalling Shinigami Eyes—or, at the very least, disregarding the red and green tags and manually correcting false reports. As it currently functions, it no longer serves the community it once aimed to defend.

TME/TMA is not about splitting people into two categories. It's about bringing awareness to the extremely current and pressing issue of transmisoginy [sic] (like this post right here) by saying whether you're affected by it (every transfem) or not affected by it (everyone who isn't transfem). Its not a binary in the sense of forcing people to be something they aren't, it's a binary in the sense of whether you face transmisoginy [sic] firsthand. It's not an end all be all of identity, and hopefully it doesn't have to stick around forever. But we will only stop using it when the queer community starts listening to and respecting trans women, which will never happen if people like you refuse to learn. Yes, were taking up space in the community. Yes, it feels inconvenient for TMA people. That's the damn point. But making noise is the only way people will pay attention to transmisoginy [sic].

and i wanna preface this by saying do not go into the reblogs and find the person who said this and harass them. i think 19 year olds are allowed to be angry at the world and wrong and i don't think they should be harassed for that

but that being said. normally i wouldn't comment on this kinda thing but im going to in this instance because this is exactly the fucking thing i'm talking about

you can't say "TME/TMA is not about splitting people into two categories" and then also say "whether you're affected by it (every transfem) or not affected by it (everyone who isn't transfem)"! that is quite literally two categories that you are splitting people into!

also to be clear this post is not an example of transmisogyny. a trans woman* who is older than you and has more life experience than you saying "i personally dislike this framework and think it lacks nuance about how transmisogyny operates based on my life experiences as a trans woman" is not actually transmisogynistic and this thing where we just call people disagreeing with us transmisogyny is part of why this website is so stupid about it

(one of) the reason(s) there are transfeminists** on this website who complain about it is because it lacks nuance! hey that's what the original post is about! before we even talk about how it could be construed as intersexist or how people use "tme" specifically to mean transmascs on here, we're just gonna talk about how it's not even that good at doing what it's supposed to do because whether someone is affected by transmisogyny isn't a binary value. sometimes people are and sometimes they aren't. sometimes people are but only around certain people. it's not a boolean and the distribution is certainly not every transfem is and everyone else is not, good lord

*yes, there are trans women who don't like the tme/tma framework! crazy since its defenders love saying people who dislike it are secretly transmascs pretending to be trans women, which definitely isn't transmisogynistic or anything