Prince-as-a-gender

I stayed off estrogen the entirety of pride month

"Transfems are malebrained"

One of my greatest regrets is that I didn't figure myself out enough in high school. I wasted so much time dating girls too religious to get in bed with when I could have been sucking cock. I was already a long-haired twink at that point, I could have pulled all the hot guys. I even had a late-20s male teacher who, looking back, I can tell was in to me, and I just couldn't accurately interpret the tension I felt when our eyes met. I had a chance to hook up with him after senior year ended and didn't even realize it.

Could you explain the concept of "prince" as a gender identity?

It's a shame I can't gather up my followers into once place. They'd be able to feel so much more comfortable in their new identities in a situation where they could live them full time – like immersion therapy for learning a language. They'd also benefit greatly from experiencing group male skinship, growing in appreciation for their own bodies as they realize how much they appreciate one another's.

In the process of fitting themselves into the social role of women, transfems learn just how petty cis women can be, how complicit they are in enforcing the patriarchy they claim to be helplessly oppressed by, and how willing they are to turn on you for not being entirely one of them. Once you learn those things, though, you aren't allowed to voice them, or you'll be denounced as just another toxic AMAB.

To a certain estrogenized boyslut: even if you're feeling nervous and doubting yourself, I still think you're a good boy.

How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Being A Boy

deeply connetted with your thoughts and femboy detransition ideas… might finally clicked on who I am