this is transmisogyny.

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  @xlipyth8142 · 7 months ago

  As a transfem myself, Ive started to realize that people really don&apos;t care about what I have to say the moment I find out I&apos;m transfem. While yes, I&apos;m starting to find community within new friend groups, Ive realized all of my older friends don&apos;t care if I&apos;m trans, they always shove my opinions down when it comes to my identity.<br>Also I&apos;ve been watching you on and off for a bit, I love your content and it gives me a lot of comfort after rough days of people trying to push back my identity. So thank you ❤

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  @maplebaconz2122 · 7 months ago

  Treating trans people as &quot;nsfw&quot; is such a tell that our existence begins and ends as a fetish to them.

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  @Giorres · 7 months ago

  I just want to live peacefully please

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  @christallia2942 · 7 months ago

  I’m a black transfem so I really do understand the essentially danger sense or feeling that someone doesn’t accept you but just plays along. If you really wanna know how someone feels about trans people just make up a trans person doing a crime and see if they misgender them it works really well

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  @wess1797 · 7 months ago

  this is why transfeminism is so important

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  @cinnamonmink3736 · 7 months ago

  It hurts the worst when it comes from what is supposed to be a queer space

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  @PAROPAROO-b2b · 7 months ago

  The section about how we can tell you don&apos;t value our identity based on your vibe is something I relate to a lot. I have ex friends where the last time I ever spoke to them was when I came out to them as trans. The conversation itself seemingly when well. I thought it was great! Until they literally deleted the group chat and never spoke to me again....<br><br>Add it to the list of why I got serious trust issues lol.

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  @tatasifox · 7 months ago

  here’s an easy way to include good trans rep in a show: step one: write a woman. step two: make her canonically trans. step three: add another trans women dealing with early transition struggles.

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  @punchyoface · 7 months ago

  Not a trans person, but I absolutely support y&apos;all. It&apos;s disgusting they do shit like this..

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  @Krysto_space · 7 months ago

  I haven&apos;t experienced it IRL just yet<br>If things go as planned, I&apos;ll be on HRT approximately by june!<br>Wish me luck :3<br><br>P.S.: I really like your model :3

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  @ßæł-Aid · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaaDPP2um6E&amp;t=675">11:15</a> Interestingly, I watched a video earlier that was discussing how autism is treated in media and it pointed out how it&apos;s always either the butt of the joke, miss-represented or ostracised from everyone else, just for existing. It seems to be the exact same thing with trans representation. Just thought I would mention this similarity and how it&apos;s effected other things as well

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  @MazeysLounge · 7 months ago

  I used to watch much more trans content when I was questioning. Now that I&apos;ve realized I&apos;m non-binary; trans content has gotten less apealing for some reason. I do find how the public treats trans people to be utterly disgusting. Being a trans woman does not make you any less of a person, does not make your words mean less, does not give others the right to treat you like shit.<br>A message to any trans fem reading this: You are a kind, pretty, brave and amazing person who deserves everything this world take from you. Thank you for still existing.

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