All Trans Voices

A blog to highlight specifically the violent encounters that ALL trans people experienced.

[alltransvoices]

Hello, in light of @/transmascvoicesproject well... Existing as the transmisogynistic sockpuppet blog that it is, I've decided to make a blog dedicated to violent experiences transgender people have experienced. Any transgender person. Any violent experience.

Do not send an ask if you are perisex-cis; if you are intersex and consider yourself along the transgender spectrum or align with transgender experiences you're more than welcome to share your story, however intersex–specific experiences will not be the focus of this blog.

No infighting or discourse of any kind allowed. This is for all transgender voices. No exceptions.

Mod can be referred to as 🌀. No further information about me is required.

All posts will be trigger tagged as I see fit, if you feel I've not appropriately tagged something please tell me.

Bad–faith/Bait asks will be promptly deleted. Please do not ruin the chance for transgender people to share their stories.

Just in case this needs to be said: "transgender" applies to transfeminine, transmasculine and transneutral people; trans women, trans men, and non-binary (+) people.

I encourage people to use anon if they are scared to share their experience.

In relation to Mousidy

[alltransvoices]

I'll start off strong: I just lost my job after being sexually assaulted for specifically being transmasculine and gay (and autistic and anxious.)

just this Saturday, I hinted to a cis bisexual coworker who's also a victim of sexual assault that I'm transmasculine and gay. the next day, she started showing off her bra and v-line to me, asking if I liked her ass. I didn't really react because, obviously, I'm not into women. eventually, her and another coworker got drunk, since we have no night shift manager. she started grinding on me, I immediately slipped away while they all laughed because I felt disgusting. after hiding in the bathroom for a bit, she pulled me out back to do it again. by that point I had enough and called my adoptive family to come pick me up. while I was calling them, the other coworker who got drunk heard me and started yelling at me, threatening me for being a snitch, saying I have no backbone, that I was only getting pissed at him because I was "anxious and apparently anxious people always feel threatened when confronted with the truth," that I had "autistic tendencies," hanging it over my head that his job would be fine. when I told him to back the fuck up he started saying he "wasn't scared of me." while in the car calling the cops, he started walking towards my vehicle threateningly. when the cops came to check it out, they said they couldn't do anything because my place of work has no cameras anywhere or security guards. so now I'm having to take it up with corporate, knowing my boss wouldn't believe me, knowing I may lose my health insurance. so don't ever let anybody tell you transmasculine people "don't face as much violence." they're blatantly fucking lying to you. this happened barely TWO MONTHS after I got hired. it's my first job. listen to transmasculine people when we tell you about our experiences. I'm not asking.

[alltransvoices]

Hi thank you for this. I wanted to make a blog like this but I can’t because hearing so many stories of other trans people going through what I went through would probably fuck me up badly. Stay strong and take care of yourself!

Hello, and thank you too.

The stories of the violence trans people have faced makes me sick too, however it's something I'm passionate about — giving people a voice. So I'm willing to hear the worst of it, if that means all trans people can have an outlet.

Again, thank you. Have a good day and keep living. 🏳️‍⚧️

[alltransvoices]

hi im transfem (she/xer) sorry i just need to vent about what hapoened to me sorry if this foesnt count im just really scared

i recently cane out as transfem to p much everyone in my life ive been kinda testing the waters and they all seemed cool with it and i live in a liberal area so i thought i would be ok but apparently the most they are willing to believe in trasn rights is saying protect the dolls nothing else like WOW thanks i feel so preotected right now but yeah most of the reacted okay they seemed like hrossed or something out but like honestly i lowk expectef that forn thsm but the thing is my brst friend (cis girl) i think really hated that i was trans because at first she was questing me a lot abt it and she like kept getting more and more aggressive with the questions and like invasive but then she got close and yelled in my face and hit me and i camt remember exactly whar she saidd but i think she said she wanyed her gay best friend back (i was a gay man before coiming out which was why i thought id be fine) and i was so confused and scared we had been freinds for like three years up until this point and i heard her make a weird comment about my sexuality before but this just felt so fetishy and gross and i didnt know how to recat so i just left and i am kind of just sitting onbthe bus home trying not to cry im sorry if theres spelling mistakes i shake a lot whebn im nervious just why dos everyine hate transfems cant we just exist

[alltransvoices]

when I first cut my hair, and started dressing more masculine, I went on a walk through my neighborhood and promptly had an aggressive dog loosed on me, by a neighbor who I've lived around my whole life (who also called me a d*ke and later a tr*nny). Luckily, I'd grown up with large and jumpy dogs, so it wasn't any big thing to stop the poor dog, but that owner is a bastard and she really needs to have her dog taken from her.

[alltransvoices]

this blog is a terrible idea and you're directly disrespecting mousidy's wishes

let trans women and fems struggles be centred for once

Hello, I did not know who Mousidy was before this ask.

As said in my pinned post, this blog is a reaction to the transmisogynistic blog @/transmascvoicesproject; aka it has nothing to do with Mousidy. I assume, if you wish for transfeminine people and trans women to be heard, you would not wish to have a blog like that to have a platform? Would you?

I am happy Mousidy has a project to address transphobia, however:

Her blog is specifically about the experiences of those who are Transmisogyny affected.

To put it simply, it does not account for every transgender experience. And it doesn't have to. But I would like to have a space for transgender individuals as a whole to share their experiences. This is me acting on that. Giving an indiscriminate voice for all transgender individuals.

Mousidy is free to centre transgender women and feminine people within her project — in fact I am happy she is doing so — however my blog simply exists for a different purpose. And that is okay. Similar but distinct things, that focus on different topics, are allowed to co-exist. Like how biology as a whole can co-exist with a more specific microbiology. If a transfeminine person wishes to go to Mousidy to share their experience, that is fine by me; however if they choose otherwise, that transfem should still have the ability to go to someone else. The assumption you're making that transfeminine people and trans women will not be centred in a blog literally all about All Trans Voices is... well a little disconcerting to say the least.

What I can only assume you are wishing for, Anon, in simple words, is a:

And I — the anti-capitalist that I am — am kind unfond of that wish personally.