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i feel like being turned on by your own body is so agonizingly normal it's so fucked that that one guy made it a whole diagnosis specifically for trans women. and he's not even dead yet
Isn’t that some Narcissus level stuff? Also how is it trans women specific? I’m confused. It just makes me think of the likes of Patrick Bateman or, well, Narcissus.
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and we still haven't cannibalized him!
I’m not saying that isn’t somebody’s kink, but yeah it’s total bs to just assign it to a whole demographic. I still don’t think getting turned on by your own body is normal though. I’ve never heard of it outside of narcissism.
Your reblogs on this post have been grossly transmisogynistic and frankly ableist.
Finding oneself attractive, or being aroused by the idea of yourself being attractive isn't what narcissism is.
Regardless of your opinions of Psychiatry (low, one would hope), narcissism is a "personality disorder" where ones insecurities are expressed through an outward (largely feigned performed) grandiosity and self importance, characterized by seeking attention from others (Psychiatrists throw "lack of empathy for others" in there for spice because they're fucking freaks).
Finding yourself hot, being aroused by the idea of others finding you attractive, or even thinking that someone who looked like you would be attractive to you, are actually very healthy and normal. Cis women put on makeup, wear specific outfits, and engage in specialized grooming routines (and cis men often do the same) to appeal to others, and it's not weird or narcissistic for them to think they're attractive for doing it, and we don't call them "autogynephilic". But when trans feminine people who find other women attractive do it, it's pathologized.
I’m a strong ally of trans people and I mean no disrespect with my words. I even pointed out that what that psychologist said was total BS in the post above! Also no idea where you got ableist from tbh…
I’m just saying there’s a difference between what you’re saying and what OP said. There’s a difference in liking the idea that you are attractive or being turned on by others finding you attractive versus genuinely being turned on by your body alone. There’s nothing wrong with being turned on by your own body I guess, but I would hazard to think it’s the norm.
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this is a very delicate operation which involves not falling asleep until the late enough tomorrow that i can get a normal nights sleep
Personally, I’m hoping Insomniac’s Gambit will show up in their new Wolverine game.
Anyway dni if you still support Cain, he hit his brother over the head with a fucking rock and it killed him instantly (source). I truly do not know how he still has fans. It astounds me how people can call themselves good people and still be completely fine platforming blatantly Abelist assholes like him. Smh
Researchers analyzed data from almost 3,000 trans women.
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To be fair, he was following his dreams for a while by that point. He’d just finally had enough of trying to do things the “right way” and realized that it would take violence to end slavery. And he was right.
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