i have problems

It's pretty clear to me that the transandrobros made up transandrophobia and androphobia and shit because they thought feminism was for them and now that they've transitioned they think all the things that are wrong with masculinity and patriarchy are aimed at them specifically, and not that this is patriarchal society as a whole. This is how patriarchy reinforces itself and reinforces masculine gender roles! This isn't some brand new, specific-to-trans-men or targeted form of men-specific bigotry. This is the system of masculine norms enforcement described by feminism.

While I absolutely will agree that it's a valid priority for the modern transfeminist and queer advocate to be critical of media with "cultural relevance" for the repeated inclusion of transmisogynistic stereotypes, I find that the scope of this effort is often relegated to singular pieces of media like Rocky Horror or Silence of the Lambs. Obviously these works deserve the criticism that they get. However it's my opinion that more works being cited as culturally significant today also deserve to be criticized.

this is sad and bad and terrible and bigoted but also this tragedy in two acts did make me laugh out loud what can i say

as a tme person with a transfeminine sister it is extremely clear to me that we absolutely do not have an equivalent experience.

This made me think about this panel from Calvin and Hobbes: