>open up with visceral description of how this girl is clearly struggling emotionally, leading to her failure to contribute to the relationship, while she expresses directly to you that she depends entirely on you to help her
>immediately compare her to men who are entirely content in their lives directly controlling what they do and do not contribute to their relationships
this is already incredibly fucked up and transphobic. I don't even need to read any further. the very first thing you have done is compare a struggling trans girl with smug cis men. I will read on anyways.
the traumatized girl who's afraid of taking up space apologises a lot. you do not like this. you think it is annoying and counter to the point of apologising. have you ever told her this? helped her learn that she doesn't need to apologise for everything? or are you just comparing this trauma response many girls need help to unlearn to the previously described men?
>clearly traumatized girl is diagnosed with anxiety
>"obviously she's using this as an excuse to not do things!"
hi again op! that's ableist. I shouldn't need to say this, but anxiety can be genuinely debilitating. of course it can, it's a disability. that she's been diagnosed with. have you ever considered helping her get things done through the anxiety, instead of comforting her and taking care of it yourself or dismissing it outright as an excuse? (I doubt it.)
this, while still harsh, I can at least understand the perspective of.
one who does not carry much burden of their own can indeed be burdening to others.
but did you ever talk to her about this? did you talk with anyone else in the polycule about this? did you realise that these issues are ones that can be improved with effort, and often with help? did you think to provide that help, when she made it so clear she depends on you? or are you just complaining that she's not pulling her weight again, like those men you brought up earlier? (it reads much like the latter.)
do I even need to say anything about this one? no? I will anyway.
you're. allowed to say no to sex you don't want. there's a whole thing about that. it's called "consent", it applies to a lot of things outside of sex too. you should try looking it up some time.
oh, but she might have felt bad if you denied her, right? (gee, I wonder why a girl in that kind of mental state would feel bad if the one person in the world she relied on rejected her.) even then, there are other options. you can still say no, and deal with the consequences. and if the entire polycule would somehow reject you for enforcing your own consent, that speaks to larger problems than making someone cry.
this is once again blatant transphobia and comparing this girl to the deadbeat men you described at the beginning. you're literally describing her here as someone who pretends to be a woman to dodge a woman's responsibility. I shouldn't need to go into more detail about how fucked that viewpoint is about a traumatized, struggling trans girl who's specifically looking up to you for guidance.
have you tried making the conversation not the spiral? or perhaps guiding her out the other side of said spiral and showing her it's still okay? yes, that's difficult, but so is having sex you don't want, and out of these two options the sex clearly isn't leading to long-term emotional growth or healing.
it really seems like op either doesn't know or doesn't care that caring for someone doesn't mean catering to their every request, or about how to handle someone in a slump like this (in which case, why the hell did you start a romance with this obviously traumatized girl in the first place?)
the horribly traumatized anxiety-ridden transgender woman has memory issues. shocker! you don't provide any solutions. no lists, no calendars, no reminders, not even fucking sticky notes or phone alarms. you remember everything for her. then you complain about this as if she forced it on you. tip: this is also ableism.
are you seriously comparing breaking up with an emotionally unstable girl to fucking communism??? even if your description of her is accurate, in which case I would say she probably needed more stable friendships rather than any sort of romance (and you can turn down romance from girls like this, I've done it twice over), this is still such a wild comparison to me.
I don't have a proper conclusion to this. it just sounds like you entered a relationship with a girl too emotionally immature for one and then blamed her for entering the relationship, then you saw fit to rip into every flaw she has as if it were intentional and malicious, in the process being exceedingly transphobic and notably ableist.
I'm not saying this girl could do no harm ever. even if we take her presentation in this story fully at your word, however (which I'm not inclined to do), you clearly play a part in just how bad she becomes. it was your choice to continue coddling her for as long as you could stand and then some, instead of helping her actually confront the world as it is.
all that, then you just drop her like a burning stone. then on top of that, you compare this girl to obnoxious men, and dismiss her disabilities as nothing but excuses. and just to top it all off, let's not forget this, possibly the most important part:
YOU WROTE THIS ENTIRE STORY UP AND POSTED IT PUBLICLY.
yes, you posted it on your own little blogging corner of the internet, but that is in fact still public, and can get carried quite far. far enough to reach me, and farther still.
this is just... exceedingly cruel. it's cruel of you. I don't have any better word to describe it. you posted this whole goddamn thing for the world to see. think or say what you will of anyone, within your own private life and circles, but you've shared this cruelty in a public space. you feel enough disgust, or hatred, or whatever else, for this one particular trans woman, that you felt the need to all but outright call her a man on the public internet where everyone can see. it being a "vent post" no longer matters - you did not need to take this step. you did not need to shout this to the rooftops. you decided to be cruel.