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“what if kids identify with something and it ends up just being a phase-?” good. stop teaching and expecting kids (and adults honestly) to formulate permanent traits and ideas of themselves. everything in life is a phase. that doesn’t make it any less legitimate while you experience it. let people explore themselves and know it’s okay if what you think about yourself changes.
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I think a lot of hate towards transmascs for speaking about their experiences come from a place of misinformation and unwillingness to listen
I see so much of “Transandrophobia is about reinforcing the patriarchy” and “Transandrophobia is the belief that trans women oppress trans men!” when all of that is just simply not true
It doesn’t take much to actually look at posts in the Transandrophobia tag to see that, no, we do not thinks trans women oppress us and, no, we are not supporting the patriarchy , or whatever lie people have come to believe, and yeah some people in the tag are shitty to transfems, but that’s not everyone and that it not what we are trying to talk about. There are shitty people in every community unfortunately
If maybe people stopped taking other people speaking as a threat to them and actually took a moment to listen, instead of just jumping to conclusions, it would be a lot easier to see that the whole concept of Transandrophobia/trans misandry/ whatever you want to call it is actually just transmascs talking about their experiences.
Even if me being transmasc is a phase (which I'm 99% sure it's not) wouldnt you want it to be a phase and I be happy than it not being one and me being miserable??
Someone said, accurately, regarding how people treat trans men:
I need top surgery or I'm taking them off myself with safety scissors
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ugh i wish i was more masculine or boyish
i want a deeper voice i want to be taller i want facial hair i want a boyish life
like wheres my skateboarding and guy friends and shopping in the mens section and not needing to worry about clothes not fitting me bc im too short or not broad enough or not skinny like boys are
no one warns you how being ftm and stealth will have you sounding like a performative male
my honest reaction when someone misgenders me
