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Besides the obvious things like periods or pregnancy, what topics of discussion make you feel alien when talking to cis women?
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>>44872315
passes 100% unironically next to cis-women. Very difficult to pull off but she did. And despite being tall too
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>>44872315
I'd say missing out on core childhood experiences that were gendered in my age group. I am at the point now where I am gendered correctly most of the time so I have started making cis girl friends.

They started talking about this bs show the winx club like it was the best thing ever and most Iconic peice of television history and they were suprised I had never seen it.

I felt like out and dysphoric so as a grown ass tranny I started watching this childrens cartoon for girls and felt so creepy and weird especially because it is fucking ass.
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>>44872392
>especially because it is fucking ass
kek
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>>44872315
when they start worshipping men. that shit is genuinely beneath me
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>>44872392
Geez. I just watched the typical girl stuff when I was a child; my parents didn't care. Can't imagine trying to catch up on it later.

Mind you, that was in the 90s-2000s. I was a bit too old for Winx Club when it was released. Watching a kid watch it, though, I get why it was popular.
>>44872315
I don't usually feel left out. Like, I haven't really run into any topics that I completely felt left out of; at least not ones that a few cis women didn't feel left out of, too. I felt more left out of men's groups back when I was seen as a guy.

The one "weird experience" I have is seeing cis women talk about trans women when they thought none of us were around. That's not unique to women, though; before I transitioned, I heard men talk about trans women in secret and say far worse things.

My friends would never do that, of course, and it's only been a tiny number of strangers.
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>>44872315
hopeful future
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my abusive mom proceeded to instantly defend lindsay clancy today
I plan to bring her up often because she exposes how absurdly privileged females are in relation to men
my mom never faced punishment for abusing me and claims to have done nothing wrong, and of course defends other criminal females
females are a race of disgusting dishonest criminals
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>>44872315
Periods and pregnancy dont make me feel alien just because I dont have them
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>>44872342
proof that fatmaxxing works even on the ugliest
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most women I know have never been pregnant so it's not weird



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