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How can other transgender people say this and not realize how transphobic they are being themselves?
How attractive you are has no bearing on whether you are a woman or not, and saying stuff like this perpetuates gender norms.
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pretty privilege spares no one
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Positivity is more important than technical correctness.

Don't extinguish enthusiasm to win social media points about the technical correctness of shit like this.

And don't pretend that this person saying this means that other people aren't also saying that it doesn't matter how ugly you are, you're still a woman.

BOTH sentiments can exist.
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>>44806168
When making an argument that trans-women are women, how attractive they are shouldn't change the argument. This just makes unattractive or even average trans women feel like they are not women, it's altogether harmful.
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>>44806226
very few troons see jessica yaniv or chris chan as women
it's not just attractiveness
trannies revert to men in the eyes of other trannies if they are ugly AND THEN do something politically/socially unpopular
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> perpetuates gender norms.
Utter woke nonsense.
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>>44806269
for some reason I mixed up chris chan and jackie chan just there
it was a very weird few seconds



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