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sorry for calling a predatory misogynistic sexpest “he” will you ever forgive me

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Instance #10297272 of woman transitioning so she has permission to exist as a human being
20 years ago, it was a scandal that Google started to track which links you clicked on the search-results page,
this is like finding a journal written by someone before the zombie apocalypse happened

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Idk if you've lived the same thing but holy shit people tell me to get a reduction totally unprompted. My transmasc friend talked about it like it was just a regular trip to the grocery store when it's a serious surgery that can cause lack of sensations and takes a while to recover from. And the fact it's happened twice with two people just because I complained about bras/clothes ???? Anyway I don't really know how to respond to it and they make it seem like I'm only not doing it because I "like having big boobs". That's just my body ????? Fuck man it just annoys me how commodified the body has become in a "woke" way. I don't think we should view ourselves as detachable pieces either for the sake of conservative men who want to sell you products or for "gender" that is rooted in stereotypes.
I commiserate. The number of people, men & women, young & old, stranger & love one, through out my life that felt completely comfortable commenting on my boobs without warning is literally uncountable. Luckily, as an older woman, I now have the tools to tell them "you thought that was acceptable to say?" and make them uncomfortable. The best defense is to just call them out on that shit. "You should get a reduction" "I don't remember asking you your opinion on that" etc. If you really want to be sassy you can always respond something like "let me be decent and ask you first before I do which part of your body you'd like me to comment on" I mean like really practice getting to the point of the matter, not just explaining why they shouldn't or how it makes you feel. Like put all the energy on their behavior and calling it out.
also as someone who got reduction a year and a half ago - it really is not that simple. maybe some women go through the recovery smoothly and without a care in the world, but it wasn't the case for me.
for a long time you can't sleep on your back, raise your hands (even to do such simple tasks as taking a glass out of a cupboard), wash your hair (or even wash yourself because of the bandages). it hurts, it itches, you can get hematomas or other weird side effects after your nipples have been basically cut away, put aside and stitched back after a while.
despite getting it done by a surgeon with stellar reviews, my body still decided to do some weird shit with scar tissue, change the sensory levels over time, and sometimes it still. fucking. itches. ohmygooood.
it was a necessary thing for me to do, as i was at risk of developing some spinal pathologies, i don't regret it by any means, but when i see it treated as some sort of a new, fun way to spend your free afternoon, my blood boils for a second
She's so whimsical..
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when i was a kid i was so mad all the time bc i thought someday i'd have to be somebody's wife i didn't know it was optional. is everybody reminding the young girls in their lives that it's optional.
AND SO IS BEING SOMEBODY'S MOTHER‼️
it is about being a woman. hope that helps!
reading comprehension questions for the notes:
is wanting to be a wife and mother a requirement for being a woman?
why might OP be annoyed with replies assuming that this post is about being aroace or transmasc if a woman doesn’t want to be a wife or mother?
are there reasons unrelated to sexuality and romantic interest that might make a woman not want to be a wife or mother?
are there reasons unrelated to gender identity and expression that might make a woman not want to be a wife and mother?
core concept: what is gender essentialism?
is it gender essentialism to imply that all women inherently want to be wives and mothers? could this be what OP is critiquing?
look at the notes OP responds to. is it gender essentialism to imply that being a wife and mother is so affixed to womanhood that to not want to be those things means you’re incapable of sexual/romantic feelings, or not a woman?
what trait are you perpetuating when you assume that women who do not want to be wives and mothers must be aroace or trans? is it gender essentialism?
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Do they not wonder why people are fucking exhausted of all of this
... You know. Usually. When you're trying to make a point about oppression affecting relationships, you would create a character that is actually SHOWN having problematic/tokenizing ideas about their date. Not a character that is excited about a date simply because the person they are going out with is "cool and funny".
Otherwise there is an obvious disconnection with how the story starts and where it ends. There is no point in the follow-up lecture if we aren't convinced that the character needed to hear it in the first place.
Of course, this is a great demonstration of how trans activists generally operate. Even if you're an ally and a supporter and a loyal lover, you are going to need a lot of educating before you are even allowed to interact with a trans person. You should feel stressed and nervous. You should think it is difficult. You should understand that even the most natural, genuine excitement could come across wrong and that this would get you labelled as a transphobe.
Please walk on eggshells for me so you will always blame yourself first, should something happen.
Something that gets overlooked in the discourse about women who struggle to connect with women and get along better with men is that they typically aren’t good at connecting with ANYONE… its like when people say they LOVE animals, but hate people. That man is going to laugh at your jokes no matter what and that dog is going to beg for a scrap regardless of who’s at the table. If you can’t connect with other women, it’s not that other women are opaque and inconsistent. You are just gravitating towards a predictable source of social validation. Tragically the same shallow nature of connections with men that make them easy to access also stalls development, of relationships and of skills
I used to have this issue years ago and held a belief that women didn’t want to be my friend because I was not feminine enough or because I’m weird, to mentally ill, neurodivergent.
When the reality was— no lie, I WAS WEIRD AS HELL!!! I was not normal, I sucked at social situations. It took a lot of self care (therapist / psychiatrist, self reflection) and confidence (better esteem) to realize that I can be friends with anyone— the only one that held me back was myself. Now I have plenty of female friends irl and I can easily make female friends irl.
It feels amazing.

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Something about the deer role playing blog breaking character only to repudiate terfs is sending me
a lot of transfems' posting about gendered socialisation makes it clear that they think it's something that they opt into/choose to participate in/have to enjoy to be affected by rather than something that happens to people from the time they are born. people start saying shit like "wow what a little flirt!" about baby boys before they've even developed object permanence. people have gendered expectations for babies based on their cries. mothers overestimate their infant sons' ability to crawl and underestimate their daughters' ability. these attitudes affect how people raise their children. these attitudes affect how children develop their attitudes towards themselves and others.
peers bullying you for your sensitivity, parents blowing up at you for liking Girl Things, boys saying you aren't really a boy because you're a pussy are things that happen to boys because they were born and raised male. being the world's sweetest most gentle and sensitive effeminate little child who never hurt a fly or did a misogyny doesn't make the male socialisation not exist. the socialisation one receives isn't an "I consent!" thing it's the way people treat you differently based on your gender. transitioning later in life doesn't magically stop wider society from being homophobic, transphobic & misogynistic and enforcing rigid expectations based upon this on anyone in society.