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It would be poor psychology to assume that exclusion arouses only hate and resentment; it arouses too a possessive, intolerant kind of love, and those whom repressive culture has held at a distance can easily enough become its most diehard defenders.
Theodor W. Adorno, Minima Moralia, 32
July 24, 1958 β see The Complete Peanuts 1955-1958
Look, you don't have to use, like, or even look at the word transandrophobia/transmisandry, but if in any case you are calling people TRAs or TMRAs, then you are perpetuating transphobia. Do you all not know where TRA came from? Do yall think that adding and M to further mimic MRA makes it any better?
Anytime I see anyone decide that any sect of trans people talking about transphobia is a TRA, a TMRA, or a MRA, I'm going to assume you are siding with the terves that call us all that for talking about general transphobia or the transphobes that insinuate that trans women/people are MRAs by calling them TRAs. There is absolutely no room in trans activism for this word, no matter who you are using it towards*. I don't care what you think about actual MRAs; don't call a trans person that - our struggles are real and harmful and don't need to be mocked by people not doing the work to deconstruct gender and bigotry.
*Satire is obviously fine. I know a few bloggers on here who have jokingly embraced TMRA because they see the transphobia behind it.
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She is always forced to choose. Between this job and that job. Between this love and that love. Between this project and that project. Between this life and that life. But she doesn't want only this or that. She wants both. And she is tired of choosing.
She knows she can't do everything. She isn't asking for supernatural powers. What bothers her is the imposed requirement to exclude. She doesn't want to abandon things or people. She wants to stay open to everything that might be possible for her. But no one will allow her to make such a choice.
The people around her want her to commit to one option, to one life. The structure of the world itself seems to force this choice, it seems to demand that she apply all of her efforts in a single direction. This endless narrowing down is a tragedy, she feels. She doesn't want to be boxed in. She wants just as much possibility to grow tomorrow as she has today. But she cannot see how that can happen if she is always forced to limit herself.
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' . . . it's as though anytime you do something interesting you leave me out of it.'
Lauren Rothery, from Television
