/lgbt/ - >male friend transitions >within a month is in an - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender

Anonymous

02/05/26(Thu)17:17:40 No.42571050

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Anonymous 02/05/26(Thu)17:17:40 No.42571050 Archived

>male friend transitions
>within a month is in an online polycule with multiple other transbians

They're happy, good for them, doesn't effect me much... But why does this always happen? Why is the pipeline from "she/her in bio now" to "OMG I LOVE MY WIVES WE HAD AN 11 HOUR DISCORD CALL TODAY" always so short?

Anonymous
02/05/26(Thu)17:35:35 No.42571217

Anonymous 02/05/26(Thu)17:35:35 No.42571217

>>42571050
>why does this always happen
the more important question is why didnt this happen to me :(

Anonymous
02/05/26(Thu)17:38:38 No.42571240

Anonymous 02/05/26(Thu)17:38:38 No.42571240

>>42571217
Have you tried getting into shit like anime and furries

Anonymous
02/05/26(Thu)17:43:43 No.42571278

Anonymous 02/05/26(Thu)17:43:43 No.42571278

>>42571240
no
i don’t want to base a potentially lifelong relationship on things that i’m only pretending to be interested in.

Anonymous
02/05/26(Thu)17:46:31 No.42571304

Anonymous 02/05/26(Thu)17:46:31 No.42571304

>>42571240
i’m a weeb transbian but i’ve been single the whole time i’ve been on e

Anonymous
02/05/26(Thu)17:47:46 No.42571318

Anonymous 02/05/26(Thu)17:47:46 No.42571318

its because theyre unlovable freaks who have never had a partner before

Anonymous
02/05/26(Thu)18:54:57 No.42571905

Anonymous 02/05/26(Thu)18:54:57 No.42571905

>>42571050
being involved with other online trans women is often the first connection in their life that feels real, plus it helps that they all have at least one thing in common, being really online trans women.