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I’ve been on a scavenger hunt for specifically trans people in my culture and history and damn… they really did leave no marks about them tf do I do now. IM NOT SATISFIED WITH RECORDS OF ONLY GAY MEN I NEED SOME GIRLY AND TRANS ENERGY HERE RAAAAAAHHH
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Trans ~ trans ~ trans,
And yet in ways:
Trans ≠ trans≠ trans.
Maybe the best one would be…….
Trans ≈ trans ≈ trans. Yeah that seems best.
I don’t like the notion that cis identities are somehow more “logical” than trans identities. There’s this huge bias that many cis people have where they believe that they’re the default and “make more sense” than trans people, but the reality is many trans people don’t understand cis perspectives. Many trans and nonbinary people ask each other how cis people think and feel because we don’t understand what it’s like to not question your gender and feel affirmed by the way people automatically perceive you. There’s this idea that trans people don’t have the “normal” human experience, but our experience is extremely normal and natural for us. It’s not that one category of experience is “more logical” than the other, it’s that different individuals think and feel differently, and sometimes we’ll understand each other and sometimes we won’t. And that’s perfectly natural.
“I feel like the rights of queer people have been chipped away for the last few years, and this is a blatant move to take rights away from people,” she said. “The ruling means trans women won’t be able to use the women’s bathroom, and the idea of trans women attacking women in bathrooms. The only time I have ever been made to feel scared has been by cis men. I have never been scared by a trans woman in my life.”
Source: https://www.them.us/story/nicola-coughlan-trans-allyship-canneseries-speech
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it’s confusing to me that so many that argue against trans men’s issues have to compare it to trans women.
their favorite argument is “”visibility is not privilege because [SA, Crime rates, etc]”. when i try to suggest that invisibility is not privilege, they get mad and tell us we have a less chance of something terrible happen because we’re invisible.
but more accurately, because we are AFAB and viewed as weak, we are more likely to have those terrible things happen at similar rates.
but no one can see us, so our deaths, assaults, kidnappings, etc, go unnoticed and unpublished.
i just don’t see how the queer community doesn’t see how both can stage a huge problem. a grapist might not go for the most obvious choice, they might go for the invisible guy in the back that they guessed is a trans woman too bc yk, they don’t know trans men even exist.
do you see the dangerous cycle they’re deliberately pushing trans men/mascs into? i really do wonder if all trans men/mascs disappeared if the queer community who gets the pedestal to speak on problems would even notice or call attention to it because they don’t view men/mascs (aka us) as beneficial members to the queer society.
probably no one would for a long long time, because we’re invisible and 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑞𝑢𝑒𝑒𝑟 𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑚𝑢𝑛𝑖𝑡𝑦 𝑐𝑎𝑛𝑡 𝑠𝑒𝑒 𝑢𝑠 𝑒𝑖𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑟
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