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y’all legit the tumblr community is so toxic and twisting words and meaning
Transmed legit is just someone who believes you need dysphoria to be trans, I don’t care how this goddamn hellsite warped it into whatever it is, but I legit just believe you need dysphoria to be trans and there’s no better term for it
Why do you believe you need dysphoria to be trans?
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I've got to figure out a way to be less wordy on these...
Anyway, policing pronouns is bad for a multitude of reasons, & GNC ppl using pronouns not normally associated with their gender aren't the ones harming trans people.
It may be wordy for a meme, but it’s more succinct that I usually manage.
[id: A four part picture. In the top left there’s John Mulaney holding a microphone to his face, looking pissed off and point at something off to the saying “No!” The top right says “pronouns = gender”. The bottom left is John Mulaney again looking more chill and saying “Yeah!” The bottom right says “personal pronouns usually reflect a person’s relationship to gender; women who use “he” and me who use “she” are indicating that those relationships are more complicated for them than they usually are for most people.”]
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