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oh my god bruh, their hands
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Quit comparing queer mascs TO NON-QUEER MEN
The Bi-Guy/Gay-Guy Mt. Rushmore:
(caveat: david is pan but you get the vibe)
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I think many trans men/transmasc people of tumblr miss that our oppression and relationship with gender doesn't always come from experiences with misogyny, being treated as women, etc...
Many of us, myself included, were never brought up as women, i came out at 7 and starting socially transitioning (not by my consent since i was outed by bullies but still) pretty soon, even without hrt i was already pretty masc, I've always had more in common with men my age and, even when i respect women fully, never understood their own experiences like their fellow women do. I even had those called male canon events like my dad not letting me cry or getting told to man up for playing cozy games.
Specially growing up visibly brown/indigenous on colonized land, i have never been feminized but the opposite; even if clocked, i would be more masculinized than a cis white gay man, i have been called "scary and threatening" by white old ladies for being 15 and visibly autistic, when (white) women talk about being seen as weak or infantilized is not something i relate to, since i have never been able to be seen as a little boy at all.
My point is; though many trans brothers have been raised as women and that's a huge, respectable point of their experiences (specially men who have been raised on misogynistic spaces) and don't make them less men, and those experiences NEED to be talked about, we have to see that the trans experience is big and diverse, and that many of us its alienating to see how all of the conversation about our experiences with oppression only being about misogyny, when many of us would associate it more with racism, intersexism, fatphobia or plain out transphobia, i hope I'm explaining myself.
Happy 6 years on anti-cistamines to me baby
