#non binary trans man

[defenestratez]

This GENUINELY Boils my blood. I don't care if it was a joke. This is plain out exorsexism. Nonbinary people owe you nothing. Also the "Trans women are allowed to make fun of you" just icks me out especially with how much exorsexism & Transandrophobia is on the rise (I do not mean transfems are the only ones or I don't mean they do it the most either). No one is allowed to make of you. Period 🫩 being trans doesn't excuse this.

I'm not surprised they are dehumanizing and demeaning anyone that is calling them out on their bullshit. You being transfem doesn't give you the right to bully others. Reeks of exorsexism and transandrophobia in general 🫩 what I find funny is this person doesn't realize transfem includes nonbinary identites. During pride month is actually insane. Fucking pissed me offff

[then0rthernd0wnp0ur]

I’m tired of people telling me I need to be dysphoric to be trans. My identity isn’t a disorder, there is no criteria other than me being me. I am trans. Just because you’re jealous of my joy doesn’t give you the right to shit on me.

[blaze-ri0t]

[cielpansyhive]

Dysphoria is weird. It’s feeling trapped in a body that’s wrong. Yet being disconnected from your body because it doesn’t match your identity.

I just want to be seen as male. I just want to be a real boy.

[defenestratez]

"Transandrophobia isn't real trans men don't face gender oppression" I'm going to shove my foot up your ass. Trans men DO face a lot of backlash for daring to transition into men. Just because you don't see it happening don't mean it doesn't happen. ALSO Im a non binary trans man, (he/they) so I STILL get hit with the misogyny. Transitioning isn't a magic way to escape that.

[defenestratez]

Left is me now , Right is Pre T. I've been on testosterone for two years holy lord the change is insane. I look so nerdy. I thought the T wasn't working and then saw the difference

[blaze-ri0t]

If my pronouns are what there is in my pants, are my pronouns your/mom?

[jackriverart]

A little bit of trans joy:

The first photo was me in 2019, when my egg hadn't cracked yet, and I was deeply dysphoric without realising. On that day in particular, I wanted to do a nice thing for my mom and let her do my makeup, but the whole time the same exact thought kept running through my mind: This is not me. This is not me. This is not what I look like. This is not me.

The second photo I took today, just over 6 months on T and 3 weeks and 1 day post top surgery! I have never felt happier, and I can't believe how far I've gotten in just 4 years!