no name, he/him

A moment of silence for the trans men who, due to their assigned gender at birth and religious backgrounds, have been taught that they are forbidden from being anything but broodmares to a man they may or may not consent to marriage or sex with.

A moment of silence for the trans men who died in childbirth from a pregnancy they may or may not have consented to.

A moment of silence for the trans men who dropped out of high school after getting pregnant.

A moment of silence for the trans men who only knew their desire for masculinity, but were beaten to death for it and told they were going to hell.

A moment of silence for the trans men who had their clitorises mutilated by female genital mutilation.

A moment of silence for the trans men who died without ever once getting to wear pants or cut their hair the way they wanted.

A moment of silence for the trans men who committed suicide rather than be seen as a woman anymore.

A moment of silence for the trans men who never were allowed to learn how to read.

A moment of silence for the trans men with perfectly treatable conditions who were allowed to die to avoid violating "modesty" rules.

A moment of silence for the trans men subjected to honor killings.

A moment of silence for the trans men who were murdered by abusive partners.

A moment of silence for the trans men who were subject to "hymen checks."

about me:

— i don't share a name (if needed: Marshall B.), i don't like them. call me by my username and use he/him pronouns for me. it/its pronouns are okay but i prefer he/him because they can be translated in French.

— i am French and Breton (technically i have Basque and Spanish origins too). i am also a teen, if you have "mdni" block me first because i most likely won't see it, especially since i don't interact and won't interact with nsfw content

— i am a trans dude (ftm), transphobes (especially transandrophobes and radfems) won't be taken seriously and will face the wall of shame. might add more or remove in the future.

— I AM AUTISTIC. i will most likely take you literally and don't understand what you mean unless you say it very clearly.

what i will post and talk about:

— random thoughts

— things happening in my life

— books and literature

— the advancement of MY book(s)

If your response to a trans woman saying she’s straight is to make a joke about spaghetti or to ask if she’s sure, I want you to know that you’re gross. You aren’t helping, you’re telling us that our sexualities are not serious to you.

-TMA/TME language is radfem rhetoric.

-Identifying as a trans man doesn't immediately give someone male privilege.

-Women who take testosterone exist. Men who take estrogen exist.

-Men can still very much be affected by misogyny.

-Yes there can be some trans men that are misogynistic, and they should be held accountable for their words and actions, but that does not give a right to say "all trans men are terrible".

-"Kill all TMEs" is supporting genocide.

-Intersectional feminism includes ALL men. Intersex men, black men, indigenous men, other men of color, disabled men, immigrants, Jewish men, etc etc.

-If you are not society's perfect vision of a "man", then you're rejected by the patriarchy. The patriarchy hurts EVERYONE.

I'm not sure how trans men are treated in Europe, but we are very much oppressed literally everywhere else. Me identifying as a trans man doesn't remove my breasts that make everyone think I am a woman. It doesn't remove my uterus and ovaries that I can't receive healthcare for. It doesn't remove the F on my birth certificate. It doesn't remove my chances of being murdered or raped in a public street. The majority of trans men do not pass as cis men, and even if they do, they still likely have an F on their birth certificate and "female" reproductive organs. Trans men are oppressed, period.

even if we assumed TMA/TME actually is about lived experiences. other than "nobody is exempted from any oppressions". it still is a binary. because it's two words, two cases. that's a binary.

alright that's enough for today

even if we assumed TMA/TME actually is about lived experiences. other than "nobody is exempted from any oppressions". it still is a binary. because it's two words, two cases. that's a binary.

alright that's enough for today