For people who have been on hormones for a while, what changes surprised you the most?
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For people who have been on hormones for a while, what changes surprised you the most?

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Your gender has absolutely no moral value or bearing on whether or not you're a good person.
“Where are the trans men in history?” See. When you're born a gender that was forcefully married off, who had to live most of their life indoors, when you had to raise children, and had a lobotomy if your family thought you were a tad too odd, it's kinda hard to come out as a trans man now ain't it.
as a person under the agender/nonbinary umbrella I actually think the recently increased focus on a nonbinary person’s agab is insanely fucking uncomfortable and blatantly exorsexist. Stop trying to sort NB people into boxes of amab vs afab, transfem vs transmasc, tma vs tme, etc etc. It is not praxis or activism to keep attempting to binarize people whose entire identities are built around the fact that they DO NOT ADHERE to a binary. You are just being a fucking tar pit #sorry
That last post I reblogged got me thinking again about how people can’t separate their idea of manhood from violence.
It’s like some people are capable of imagining womanhood without submission but can’t imagine manhood without dominance. Like for some reason in their minds women can escape their gender norms and make a new definition of what gender is for themselves but men can’t.

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how did we lose the plot so hard with feminism and activism like seriously… are we forgetting that being kind and loving to the men and boys in your life, teaching them as kids if you are a parent to be kind respectful humans, and showing them how to be emotionally vulnerable and making a society in which it is safe to do so was like…. A huge part of feminism, dismantling patriarchal values, and creating a generation of loving men who are held accountable for their actions?
Why is it “kill all men yes even the trans ones and if you say otherwise you’re an MRA” and not “let’s maybe create a world that encourages good men.” Did we forget that feminism was supposed to be good for everyone and that the patriarchy harms men and boys as well?
Like maybe we should care about male loneliness and the male suicide rate BECAUSE MAYBE WED HAVE FEWER SOCIETAL PROBLEMS if 100% of the population wasn’t traumatized by gendered expectations and not being taught decent communication skills/how to be emotionally vulnerable. And definitely we would if fucking redpill echo chambers weren’t the places most willing to accept and nurture (groom into hateful ideology) young men.
The problem has never been men, cis or trans, being uniquely capable of evil the problem has always been the fact that cishet patriarchal culture encourages and rewards shitty behavior that makes everyone involved bitter and miserable and calls it masculinity.
A lot of people on here who are up each other's asses in queer discourse would be way better off if they could understand that contradictory statements can be true for different people.
Not everyone has the same life. There is no one way the world works. Different people understand themselves differently than you understand yourself. You should believe them when they tell you about it.
Every trans person is within their right to talk about their own experiences but there is an alarming pattern that goes like
“I have no memories of middle school. All i can recall from high school was my suicide attempt. The day I started HRT is the first day I smiled since childhood….anyway here are my objectively true thoughts on the gender binary.”
Like I do not think this is any sort of theoretical framework so much as it is a trauma response, and while I think folks so damaged by their experiences are owed compassion, I do not think they are owed legitimacy for what is THE most unhealthy projections masquerading as analysis.
I hope everyone in that situation finds space to vent and connect with others, but I will simply not be humoring the conclusion that suffering correlates to trans enlightenment and that anyone who feels differently about their own pasts is not only wrong but a liar sent personally to destroy you.
I think most people, even within the queer community, fail to recognize trans men as an entity in itself. You're either trans or a man.
The idea that someone can be fully and wholly a man and still not be afforded the privileges given to cis men is foreign to most. The identity of "man" is synonymous with privilege and power, so when trans men say "hey I'm not as privileged as you think I am, there's more to it" that's unbelievable to most. They think we're purposely misgendering ourselves to gain imaginary oppression points. They compare us to cis men who refuse to acknowledge the privileges they do have because there's no such thing as a man that isn't privileged.
Its upsetting because it puts us in a bind. Either we suck it up and take the very real oppression we face head on and keep it to ourselves, or we advocate for ourselves and face ridicule for implying we aren't privileged or we're outright misgendered.
People truly do have a difficult time conceptualizing trans men. That's why other groups of marginalized men or intra-group male privilege are always brought up in these conversations. Not that those conversations are irrelevant, but it does mean they often get used as stand-ins instead of engaging with trans men directly.
Unlike other marginalized men, trans men are in fact marginalized specifically for being men. Because our existence disrupts the assumption that masculinity is natural, exclusive, or biologically assigned. The hostility directed at trans men is often rooted in the belief that we are “betraying” womanhood, aspiring to something we supposedly should not be allowed to become. That is gendered oppression.
Saying "men don't experience misogyny" or "men aren't marginalized for their gender" or "nobody is trying to stop you from being a man" is no different than saying "men can't get pregnant." Trans men aren't misgendering themselves, you just don't actually understand or respect trans people.
Perhaps people think they're being radically accepting of trans people but they're actually working from an incredibly cis-centric framework based on oppositional sexism.
"trans men/mascs transition out of oppression and towards privilege" is a terf talking point and it will never be progressive.

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The argument of "trans men have privilege when they pass" is also so asinine because privilege isn't just "other men treating you nicer" it's getting unbiased and unrestricted medical attention, it's lower or no statistics of corrective sexual assault or impregnation, it's not having actual laws passed against your existence, it's not having to worry about passing in the first place, it's having historical figures retain their identity and not erased in some girl power misgendering bs, it's having your identity celebrated instead of treated like a loss of something pure.
If you think male privilege is just being treated like "one of the guys" in day to day life, you need to relearn a lot of things about privilege before you try to have these conversations.
Challenge for people to stop acting like testosterone is an evil chemical that turns someone into a monster the second it enters their bloodstream
being a trans guy is great because you get all the negative effects of being a woman in a patriarchial society and all the negative effects of being a man in a patriarchal society
when you’re a little girl boys will say “so if boys and girls are equal that means I get to hit you right?”
and then you grow up to be a trans man and people will say to you “oh i thought you wanted to be a man, that means you have to put up with [abusive behavior]”
and they will tell you these 2 things do not stem from the same desires of gendered punishment and control
No transmasc is free until all transmascs are free.
Not until every single one of our siblings is born, fed and educated to the same extent as their siblings. Is allowed to remain unmarried, allowed to sing and dance and play without their voices being deemed provocative, allowed to buy their own clothes and sign their own medical documents.
You do not get to pretend we do not exist to ease your own guilt.

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society feels an ownership over transmasc bodies and a lot of the anti-transmasc sentiment on this website is literally meant to punish us for daring to assert autonomy over the bodies we're told don't belong to us (our own bodies). it is a rage people feel because we're reclaiming that ownership. that's why people act so bitter and resentful. that's why there's so much contempt. it's because they don't think you deserve to actually have a say in what happens to your own body, because it's not supposed to be yours in the first place.
it’s like i always say, being a trans man/masc means constantly dealing with everyone’s different suggestions on how you should adjust your transition goals so that you become more fuckable to them
something i get accused of frequently when i talk about women (and especially trans women) who are bigotted towards trans men is "oh so you think that trans women have privilege over trans men?" and it's like no. i dont. in fact the entire thing relies on trans people Not having meaningful privilege over each other. trans men are a class of man that can be victimized by people who dont have privilege over cis men, who have been victimized by cis men. misogynized people LOVE the existence of transandrophobia amd isomisogyny because it allows them to perpetrate misogyny and transphobia in a way that a. they dont usually have access to/are usually the victims of and b. is socially acceptable among women and trans people, because being misogynistic or transmisogynistic to a woman isnt as acceptable in gender marginalized communities as misogyny and transandrophobia to transmascs/men are. transandrophobia and isomisogyny among misogynized people RELIES on them being misogynized, bitter, and having the desire for the privilege to oppress rather than the desire to end oppression