Jun 5
not an experience but this tik tok
this is exorsexism
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not an experience but this tik tok
this is exorsexism
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It's always interesting seeing people claim that transmascs have privilege because they're more welcome at queer events, when you'd know if you actually talked to a transmasc that you're actually usually only welcome if you're a non-passing still somewhat feminine transmasc. Events like that that exclude transfems don't see transfems OR transmascs as our preferred gender, it's literally ""scary intimidating man invading women's spaces"" or ""quirky woman with special pronouns""
if you ONLY associate "men" or "masculinity" with negative stuff, then youre not gonna be a good ally to trans masc people. while some transmascs can experience gender euphoria from being associated with the negative parts of masculinity, its not really the best way to give them that. "wow, youre really a man cause <negative male stereotype>" might be funny and stuff, but imagine telling a transfem "wow, youre really a woman cause <negative female stereotype>". while it could give someone gender euphoria but its still a product of bigotry.
if you want to be a better ally to trans men and transmascs, you should probably try to appreciate good qualities of men and masculine people in general.
I am apoplectic right now, though. Apparently my uni's Pride Center is going to """rebrand""" Trans Day of Remembrance to Trans Day of "Resilience", "because there's too much sad stuff".
I'M VERY SORRY OUR DEATHS MAKE YOU SAD. WOULDN'T WANT TO INCONVENIENCE ANYONE WITH OUR MOURNING. PLEASE, TAKE OUR DAY TO REMEMBER THE DEAD AND TAKE ALL THE MEANING AND SIGNIFICANCE OUT OF IT.
The most sinsister thing i've seen is how people have been insisting for years trans men can't have chasers because its a "trans woman thing"
Like idk who needs to tell y'all this but just because you don't listen to other people and only care about your personal experience and issues doesn't mean others don't go through similar things
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hello, non trans man. in front of you is a fat trans man with a beard that hes very proud of, but you dont like his beard, because you dont like trans men having facial hair and ESPECIALLY not fat trans men. to escape my trap, all you have to do is not body shame this trans man. if you cant do this, the bomb on your chest will det-oh there they go
this is exorsexism and transmisogyny
Would it kill you people to acknowledge non-binary and genderqueer people?
Would it kill you to remember that the terms transmasculine and transfeminine are not synonymous with binary trans men and binary trans women?
Would it kill you to remember that there are those who are not transmasculine and face the same issues as transmasculine people and that there are those who are not transfeminine but face the same issues as transfeminine people?
Would it kill you to add even a token acknowledgment of non-binary and genderqueer people when you talk about trans issues in a needlessly and harmfully binary way?
Would it fucking kill you to stop and think about us for a single moment?
