pain of virago

Life has totally got in the way the first half of this year, so it gave time to let thoughts marinate how to best explain social concepts. Yet another thing I've mentioned in passing was how percise I want messaging on RR to be. In hindsight, It maaybe wasn't the best idea to have a placeholder explanation that could 'sound' like 1950s traditional gender roles, and repackaged misogyny, despite it not being the case. That's a BIG one, honestly.

Of course!

So altersex, (an identity centered around changing sex) is a very neutral ground rarely explored in queer thought around otherwise cis people. The reason I included it was the unique focus it has for dysphoric gnc women and for just dysphoric women in general who don't have proper support or thought written into their bodies.

Sometimes when you have more...intimate conversations with other women, there is a desire for a change in sex because they feel it was the only thing "Missing" from their bodies. There are some amounts of women joking about having penises, wearing peckers, venting about their lifelong dysphoria to crowds of queer people not quite understanding how important it is to their constitution of self. Genuine wishes top women have to penetrate their partners, possibly sire, or anything differently.

The two mollis flags are a little different. I didn't know how to properly translate the feeling of similarity. (Maybe it's accidentally symbolic of the vastly different experiences they can have?

This applies to all queer individuals. A better way to put it is to not redirect bigotry back to others and to recognize how social oppression can interact in different ways. GNC people aren't incorporated into the political framework despite tokenizational tactics used to divide solidarity.

The community is diversifying fairly fast, so it's kind of getting harder to say exactly. I will say that the greatest difference is the amount of emphasis some people place on things I say. Another is the political awareness, to identify with this label and advocate for gnc liberation, you're going to need to know a little bit of politics and gender (shouldn't be that hard in this climate unless you're one of those people who "don't believe in politics")