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been stewing on an analytical approach to fiction which I call "is this book afraid of me?" and in order to answer this question you determine how hard the book is trying to make sure you don't come after the writer on twitter
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Please keep making art. Please make it for yourself. Please don’t let everything become even more of the same flat general appeal nonsense that doesn’t seem to have anything to say
"you're TME because-" no the fuck i am not. quit forcing your made-up binary on people just so you can feel better with yourself when you call them slurs and subject them to transphobia.
"the trans umbrella is transmisogynistic" sure, if you see trans women as completely different from all other trans people. Which could mean nothing
I think if you have to insert a cis person into a trans experience to prove a point, your argument is faulty.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: the bioessentialist lense of radfem ideology will always swing back to hurt you, even as a transfeminine person endorsing this supposedly new strain of """trans inclusive""" radical feminism.
you might hate men, manhood and masculinity, you might personify the oppressing class of the patriarchy in every expression of these things but ultimately you’re raising a beast that’ll bite you too.
the moment you start feeling dysphoric you’ll see a man in the mirror and you’ll hate him just like you hate all men.
the body hair and facial stubble you’ve decreed to be the mark of the enemy you will find growing on you.
the edges and shapes that you’ve declared embodiment of all you despise you’ll see in every mirror.
Your transandrophobia IS transmisogyny as well.
Feminism cannot grow to healthy things from hatred and aversion.
Feminism is for men and women, it’s for nonbinary people and for agender folks.
Your childish desire to demonize a class of people will come around to hurt you too.
I'm confused to how some in our community got the notion that trans men are less oppressed than trans women to begin with...
...besides just the self-segregation. The differences in severity between transmasculine and transfeminine experiences wasn't "acceptable" to talk about because it would somehow undermine unity and so we never learned as a community to talk about oppression that isn't universal. I think that gave the wrong impression to many young trans people.
I'll never know how someone assigned female at birth may have been abused, humiliated, harassed, raped, belittled, forced into roles that even without dysphoria are something no one should be forced into before they could recognize it as abuse, and that's completely fine. I don't need to be re-assured that I'm just as valid as any woman who's assigned female at birth because being transfeminine before coming out isn't like being a young boy. None of these things were the same to begin with.
It's logical that being forced into the political class of woman, and dealing with the physiological consequences while identifying as a man, dehumanized as a result, results in a shitstorm of consequences that leads to abuse trans women can't (by definition) experience (and higher rates of abuse where it overlaps). Trans women of course have a shitstorm as well but we never experienced the humiliation of second class citizenship in that specific way before coming out.
None of that makes us more virtuous or more authentically man or woman or anything, we should be able to talk about like mature fucking adults because we should commit to making sure NO ONE is dehumanized.
If you bean-soup this post I will personally come to your house and move everything slightly an inch to the right, driving you insane when you come home!
Hello person having transgender thoughts but convinced they aren't trans because they don't have the requisite amount of dysphoria they think they need
Hi I transitioned without even thinking I had dysphoria. Like later in hindsight I can go "oh that's probably what it was" but for the first year of my transition I was straight up like "I like being a guy but I like being a girl WAY more" and you can do that!! There is no prerequisite amount of suffering needed to make yourself happier.
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Btw you DO put people at risk of suicide if you intentionally make people with NPD crash. You are not saving people from "abusers" you are putting vulnerable people at risk. Do not do this. "How to isolate a narcissist" "How to cut off a narcissists supply" "How to kill a narcissists ego" stuff like that is putting people who are already traumatized at a high risk.
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Gender separatism (gendered bathrooms, gendered sports, etc) is not feminist.
Gender essentialism (the idea that all genders are inherently psychologically different from each other in a fixed state) is not feminist.
Oppositional sexism (the idea that men and women are opposites) is not feminist.
Please stop pretending to be a feminist if you believe in these things.
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nonbinary is not solely a singular gender identity and it doesnt mean that you dont have a gender or that youre a boy and a girl or anything like that. its an umbrella term first and foremost and it encompasses all sorts of binary rejection. androgyne, bigender and other multigender identities, genderfluid, agender, genderless, neutrois, maverique, aporagender, demigenders, are all examples of nonbinary identities. some nonbinary people DO use nonbinary as a single gender term. the best way to know the specifics of someones identity is to just ask us.
not all nonbinary people use they them or even like the set. nonbinary people can use he him, she her, it its, neopronouns, or any combination of these. it is perfectly acceptable and encouraged to default to they them if you do not know a persons pronouns, but the best way to know how to call a nonbinary person is to just ask us.
nonbinary people are not "theys" or "thems" or "they thems" or any term that simplifies us to pronouns. we are not all "things" or "creatures." there are absolutely nonbinary people who are alright with, or even use, these terms, but many of us do not like the dehumanizing aspect of it and find it offensive. the best way to know how to refer to us is to just ask us.
nonbinary people may present any way they want. they can present femininely, masculinely, neutrally, androgynously, or with any other modality. nonbinary people are not required to present "opposite" of their sex and we are not required to present neutrally or androgynously.
nonbinary people can be straight just as they can be gay or lesbian. not all nonbinary people are multisexual. it is entirely up to the person to decide how to label themselves. some nonbinary people use these more well known terms and some use terms made explicitly for nonbinary people such as trixic, toric, enbian, ceterosexual, gai, strayt, uranic, neptunic, and so many more. some nonbinary people use multiple attraction labels and some only use one. some nonbinary people use consistent labels and some nonbinary people use contradictory ones. it is entirely up to the person to decide how to label themselves.
nonbinary people can choose to transition socially, medically, or both. some nonbinary people pick a different name and some use their birth name. some nonbinary people choose a gender neutral name and some choose explicitly masculine or feminine ones. some nonbinary people want to start HRT and some do not. some nonbinary people choose to take typically prescribed amounts and some choose to microdose HRT. some nonbinary people go through the medilegal process and some DIY. some nonbinary people want top surgery and others dont. some nonbinary people desire opposite genitalia and some nonbinary people are fine with their current. some nonbinary people are altersex and desire a mix, combination, or lack of genitalia. some nonbinary people are intersex and many of us are perisex or dyadic.
nonbinary people are people with diverse experiences and we deserve to be understood and treated as the human beings we are.
Sometimes you mention that progressives (liberals, leftists, whatever) have their own biases and knee-jerk reactions that make certain topics difficult, which gets misinterpreted as 'both sides are equally bad.'
No, there is an obviously, heinously, and indisputably worse side. But I think it's mature to look in the mirror and say 'yes there are things I do that get in my own way.'
i don’t care if the r-slur is back, im not going to say it
"I hate cops, Cops should die"- a chosen profession, good to say- helpful to humanity to hate cops "I hate men, kill all men" - something they didn't choose, is radfem ideology.
nonbinary people who have boobs and like their boobs and dont bind are still nonbinary
nonbinary people who use she/her pronouns are still nonbinary
nonbinary people who wear dresses and makeup and nail polish are still nonbinary
theyre not inherently transfem or fem (unless thats how they individually identify) and theyre not "faking" being nonbinary
nonbinary identities dont all look the same and what you perceive as feminine could be neutral or xenine or whatever else to that nonbinary person
i dont think whites understand how being white makes literally everything easier.
it effects everything.
being trans is easier when youre white.
being gay is easier when youre white.
being disabled is easier when youre white.
being a woman is easier when youre white.
being autistic is easier when youre white.
oppression is eased when you are white, as you get extra privileges, and your whiteness is seen as a positive characteristic that in some ways counter-balances your other forms of being a minority. whiteness controls everything.
you are automatically way more innocent in your own oppression as a gay, trans, disabled person because of your whiteness.
never forget this.
three things:
1. it’s true
2. white people get pissed when i bring this up/wear this shirt
3. the comments to this thread melted my fucking eyeballs seriously why the fuck are y’all like this
white people you don’t need to say you’re white when you reblog this btw. you don’t even need to mention it btw