>"if a girl is EVEN SLIGHTLY TINY LITTLE BIT MASC she is trans IF SHE LIKES THE COLOR BLUE EVEN IN PASTEL SHE IS A MAN">"if a man shows even a little bit of emotion HE IS A WOMAN, if he even thinks about the color pink HE IS A WOMAN">"weather you're a trans man or a trans woman depends entirely on 90 year old gender roles and expectations forced on people"why are a lot of trans people so sexist? instead of having an advanced view of gender they just go backwards and become less woke than the average cisy
>>44148194i pinkpill for sport these are just ways to put the idea in peoples' heads to begin with that i can at worst pull back and say is a joke if they show they are and will not ever be receptive. denying it at first isn't always showing they won't consider it the best answer is honestly when they say they don't think they're trans but aren't completely against the idea
>>44148194I've struggled with this for a long time. I think for a lot of people, it boils down to society has really harsh expectations still, and rather than going all the way against the grain and being a masc woman or fem man we end up pushed toward transexualism. Idk, i'm not great at explaining things.I just really like cute fem things and my self esteem/interests (makeup, womens fashion) would be better suited to a female body, something i would feel more comfortable and honest in then my current male body. Socially, if i could pass, then i would fit in the herd, so that's the train of thought i think most people have. I know i wasn't born a traditional woman, but i'm not really a traditional man either. I don't identify with or fit in well with men, and i'm often grossed out by the things they say. I think if as a species we pushed exploring NB as closer to the default, and letting people present how they want over time, it would solve a chunk of disphoric humans' suffering
