I watched an amazing movie about transmasculinity and then every other review for it pissed me off so I made my own. Call me an evil transgender but I think this was about more than just a gender non-conforming girl.
Everyone loves us when we're gender non-conforming women, but the second we go "actually, I was never a woman to begin with" it's ignored or we're actively forced to become feminine as if that'll fix it, and I'm so TIRED. The fact we have what, 2 pieces of canon representation I can think of off the top of my head and one of those is because the actor came out as a trans man after season 2, and we're supposed to just sit and be happy that we never see ourselves, or when we do it's always "corrected" at the end and they realise they were a woman all along
And I swear anytime I complain irl I get hit with “but not everything has to be trans” or worse “well I wish my biggest issue was that I don't have to deal with hyper visibility”, sorry for hi-jacking your post OP.
What is the film btw? I'd like to check it out!





















