Honestly I just needed to separate discourse from my primary blog because it was causing me too much stress.
I'm going to keep most of my identity private because I feel like a lot of discourse is tainted by identity politics---that is, "you're x so you can't criticize xyz"---which is fundamentally detrimental to critique/constructive criticism/conversation. I want to see if I can get around that. I'm also curious about if people will interact with me differently (spoiler: they do).
Reminder that you are NOT entitled to know ANYTHING about me. I have given you my pronouns and age for ease. If I valued this blog over ease I would have taken those away too. I am in the process of reading/responding to various transfeminist works, but due to personal reasons it will take me a while.
In an attempt to make my blog as clear as possible, I will be using both transandrophobia and isomisogyny in reference to their original definitions.
Transandrophobia: the way that the fear of men impacts the material reality and mental/physical health of transgender men. [here] is the original post.
Isomisogyny: the way misogyny impacts trans men/the intersection between misogyny and transphobia specific to trans men
ALL MY POSTS ARE GENUINE. I allow genuine and kind discussion ONLY. If you insult, infantilize, condescend, or reply sarcastically to me the conversation is over. I try my best to word my posts as clearly and respectfully as possible. If I see that I have made a mistake or misunderstood something, I will try to correct it. I tend to have a very blunt tone that may come off as mean and/or condescending. That's never my intention. Thank you.
People I block without discussion: TERFs, users who crosstag, users who are against Palestinian liberation &/or deny the crimes against Palestinians (I do not block Zionists on the basis of being such & I will allow discussion with people who recognize these crimes but do not believe they meet the legal definition of genocide)










