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In Poland in the 18th and 19th centuries there were these precursors to FTMs called "babochłop" (girlman) who were born females but referred to with male pronouns and adjectives, were renowned for their physical strength and held jobs typical of men. Most of the documentation of this was destroyed in Nazi book burnings.
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>>43929514
Yeah Eastern Europe had a lot of stuff like that, sworn virgins etc
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>>43929894
thinking of it I know a disproportionally large amount of slavic pooners vs troons online. Is eastern europe the pooner holy land?
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>>43931134
pooners also seem weirdly drawn to slavic cultures including poland
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>>43931188
been hyperfocused on Yugoslavia because of my grandfather since I was a child, though I've never seen other tranners talk about it
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>>43929514
Kurwa weź no nie rób ich w konia tak nie jesteśmy europejską japonią kurwa
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>>43931188
Every 6 hours of daytime, poons bow their heads towards Kraków and queef
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>>43931134
ya, there was a jewish trans man in the 1910's who transitioned in the ukrainian shtetls. there must be something in the air that turns more women into men than the other way around, no clue what though. maybe it is the harshness of existence
>t. slavic tranny
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>>43931188
not really? been living here for a while and met only one
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>>43929514
>precursors to FTMs
Sis transgender people are older than people with white skin... Ftms have been existed
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>>43929514
>precursors to ftm
>babochłop
Dowód na to że truny zawsze bedą trzeciopłciowymi dziwolągami dla normalnych ludzi
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>>43931188
Poonland
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>>43933116
Real
>>43931134
Yes, even one of the better top surgeons is there so it’s like making a pilgrimage to mecca for us
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>>43929514
Wait until you hear about the 5D gender chess Africa was on precolonization
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>>43929514
Fascinating. In the anglosphere we had the same development but with "mannish women" in the mid 1800s
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pierdolisz glupoty
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>>43931325
kekd
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>>43931438
>pic
kompfy
I wish I had my own place
and health
and a social life
and a romantic one
and being 15y younger
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I sense thorny is here
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>>43929514
Are you that weird Canadian?
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>>43929514
Poland didn't even exist in the 19th century
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>>43933286
>better top surgeons
If you mean Lembas gtfo
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>>43929514
When I was pre T a lot of people called me that. Even some of my family. If true, I had no idea that this word had a origin like that.
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>>43929514
Wouldn't that translate to hagman? Or hagguy. Like an "old hag". "Baba" doesn't really mean "girl".
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>>43938278
Yeah well it's not like they were nice about it.
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There was an ftm nazi SS officer btw
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>>43939911
Sauce?
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>>43929514
That’s incredibly interesting, are there any Polish sources or books on this still left or is it more of a cultural word-by-mouth thing?
>>43939911
Are you talking about Violette Morris?
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>>43929514
Proofs?
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>>43943075
Bump
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>>43929514
Jak w Polsce mieszkałem, to ani jednego poonera nie widziałem, a w Anglii znam wielu. Jak już to jakieś tombojki.
Tak czy inaczej, babochłopy to takie wąsate stare baby raczej niż poonersi chyba?
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>>43936642
There was still polish language and polish culture under occupation. The fact that people paid taxes to russian monarchy doesn't mean that they thought of themselves as russians
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>>43938278
not really
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>>43947868
Sure, but it makes the entire story completely implausible. Why would three different administrations tolerate this behavior, but only in the occupied territory and not in their core states.
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>>43948023
Pre 20th-century states didn't have the administrative capacity to police behaviour that closely for the most part (ESPECIALLY outside their core states), it was simply outside the scope of the state back then, even if the administration wanted to police that, it wouldn't have resources to do so.
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klasyczna polska wygrana

niech bóg ma wszystkie truny w opiece, amen



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