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Indeed.
Of all the possible fantasies about being a woman imagine sexualizing having periods.
What troons want is something other than really being a woman.
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Of all the possible fantasies about being a woman imagine sexualizing having periods.
What troons want is something other than really being a woman.
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They don’t know what being a woman is like, they only know porn.
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It takes a special kind of arrogance for these troons to claim they have it harder than women. And delusion.
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I do believe they have it harder than women or men, thing is that it is as ridiculous as covering the floor with rakes to step into.
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Only if it's a fancy club with a vestibule and seating whilst you wait for everyone else to come back..
First pic: could be a more androgynous woman...
Second and third pic: dear gd it's a man in a cardi with a hunchback... Back to the bells with you Quasimodo.
Maybe because we didn't give a shit then. Clothes were clothes.
Did not realise Aileen Wuornous was an inspiration for makeovers.
That, and there's no filters in real life to hide the stubble, Adams apple and man hands
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"I'm the perfect girl except I'm a man who still has a dick, why am I being rejected by lesbians and being called a predator? It can't be transphobia, could it?"
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Future pooner's therapist is based. (Also, why do pooners write so much? There's no reason to write this much, none.)
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Is me being trans female the reason I have so much trouble dating? Are there that few girls into trans women?DISCUSSION self.bisexual
submitted 22 hours ago by Aemolia Transgender
The situation is the following: there's me, a trans woman, years of HRT but still with the boy parts, and my cis GF. We've been together for 2 years and we've been open ever since. We're both into girls, and we both have been looking for hookups and FWB relationships for the most part, and her being much, much more popular with the girls honestly makes me depressed.
I consider myself a humble person, but I'm gonna brag a little. I'm cute, I'm social, I'm one of the best students at my university, I'm well-learned, I play multiple musical instruments, I have a good sense of style, I'm a good cook, I'm hard working, I have a good sense of humor, I'm smily, I'm open-minded, I'm always full of energy and determination, I have multiple years of relationship-experience, and I'm friendly and curious with everyone. By all means, I should be at least a reasonably popular girl who shouldn't have trouble finding dates. Yet, I've had almost complete radio silence.
Is me being transgender the reason for this? I really can't think of anything else, and my dating experience doesn't help. I've been rejected by girls when I've made a move explicitly for being transgender, and I often have others unmatch me on dating apps after connecting, or worse, being rude to me for TERF reasons (calling me a man praying on women etc.) Often, when I've had a good conversation on a dating app, a boyfriend comes up with an eerie curiosity for trans people. I now hesitate before making a move and try to avoid lesbian places out of fear of being seen as a predator.
Even worse, I've always felt as if me being trans was something that my previous dates have only accepted as a compromise. Even my current GF told me she wouldn't be looking for hook-ups if I didn't have a penis, and I've had similar experiences previously. I have a feeling that there are no women out there who would see me being transgender as a positive or at least a neutral and this makes me quite depressed. What do you think?
submitted 22 hours ago by Aemolia Transgender
The situation is the following: there's me, a trans woman, years of HRT but still with the boy parts, and my cis GF. We've been together for 2 years and we've been open ever since. We're both into girls, and we both have been looking for hookups and FWB relationships for the most part, and her being much, much more popular with the girls honestly makes me depressed.
I consider myself a humble person, but I'm gonna brag a little. I'm cute, I'm social, I'm one of the best students at my university, I'm well-learned, I play multiple musical instruments, I have a good sense of style, I'm a good cook, I'm hard working, I have a good sense of humor, I'm smily, I'm open-minded, I'm always full of energy and determination, I have multiple years of relationship-experience, and I'm friendly and curious with everyone. By all means, I should be at least a reasonably popular girl who shouldn't have trouble finding dates. Yet, I've had almost complete radio silence.
Is me being transgender the reason for this? I really can't think of anything else, and my dating experience doesn't help. I've been rejected by girls when I've made a move explicitly for being transgender, and I often have others unmatch me on dating apps after connecting, or worse, being rude to me for TERF reasons (calling me a man praying on women etc.) Often, when I've had a good conversation on a dating app, a boyfriend comes up with an eerie curiosity for trans people. I now hesitate before making a move and try to avoid lesbian places out of fear of being seen as a predator.
Even worse, I've always felt as if me being trans was something that my previous dates have only accepted as a compromise. Even my current GF told me she wouldn't be looking for hook-ups if I didn't have a penis, and I've had similar experiences previously. I have a feeling that there are no women out there who would see me being transgender as a positive or at least a neutral and this makes me quite depressed. What do you think?
Future pooner's therapist is based. (Also, why do pooners write so much? There's no reason to write this much, none.)
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My therapist is a bigot. Help!!Need Advice (self.lgbt)
submitted 16 hours ago by DownUnderGal48
Hello all, Trigger
warning. (Anti lgbt views & ignorance & SH)
Not too sure if this is the place to ask this, but I needed some advice. Please no nasty comments.
Me (40f) have had the same Psychiatrist for just over 13 years now. They were the first to diagnose me correctly (was misdiagnosed for over 15 years with incorrect medications which made my conditions worse), and they have seriously helped me get through life and also survive. Especially when my mum passed & with my issues if SH.
However, in the last couple of years I've been questioning my identity a bit as well as sexuality. I've always thought I wasn't the same as others in the mold. (To be honest I've been questioning for many, many years - since i was young - , but it has been in forefront predominantly these past few years).
I first approached my Dr and brought up the "topic" of possibly being non-binary. I also claimed that I don't feel like I "fit" into 1 particular gender a lot of time. I also have always questioned my sexuality but didn't bring this up at this time.
My doctor started insinuating this is just a trend and popularity "thing" at this moment in time and literally said to me "you're probably just bisexual." - even though I only brought up gender identity and expression.
I was quite confused by this but let it slide (I shouldn't have), as we had some very important case management things to complete in that session. However, I left the session feeling a bit off.
Cut to later down the line, when I began to discuss sexuality and gender identity about myself and I also was saying how happy I am for a friend who "came out" late in life as mtf. And how proud I was of them in the way they went about it, how they are loving their life right now and so on and so forth. I also said I've still been questioning my identity and so on and getting quite confused about myself as a person and how I perceive myself.
Again, my Dr fobbed it off but here's where the bigotry came out.
They said they come from a "scientific background and point of view" and went on about that a bit e.g. the gender you'reassigned at birth, etc. I don't need to tell you more. They also said that a trans woman is not a woman and they don't understand why they think they're women, etc.
I was kinda shocked. As this Dr is usually pretty open and helpful and now specialises in child and adolescent psychiatry (I met them when they worked as an army debriefer and adult and youth dr), and I'm one of the adults that stayed.
I said something like, people I know who are trans women don't think that they menstruate but they are, in fact, women under that title of gender identity. They are women, period. Not all women menstruate, etc. (I mentioned the menstrual point as that was a "fact" they presented to me.) This was just 1 of my points when responding.
The Dr seemed to be of the opinion that trans people, women in particular, are delusional and "think they're real women", etc. (Language & phrases to that effect). Which was upsetting to me to hear this from them, a trusted person in my life.
I was just stumped and shocked and absolutely did not know what to say in that moment purely due to it being such an unexpected response from them. Literally a jaw dropping moment.
I won't go into more details of what they said as it doesn't help anybody. But it made myself, and also my friends in the community, feel very invalid.
Now, I need to see this Dr for their connections to a particular hospital I have to utilise that's private and also for medication management and so on and so forth.
My question is this; Do I now seek out a GP mental health care plan (I can't afford to pay the full fees for sessions in Aus), and try to find a more LGBTQIA plus friendly psychologist and discuss my feelings and thoughts and so on with them exclusively, and just leave the case management/medication management up to the Psychiatrist? And, how do I go about finding said lgbt friendly Psychologist in my area in Australia?
On principle alone, I'd like to stop with this Psychiatrist but for many reasons, I can't at this stage.
Also, do I have an obligation to say anything to anyone about my Psychiatrist? As they mainly see young children and adolescents who require psychiatric help as well as assistance with spectrum and other neurodivergent issues. It makes me wonder what that Dr would say if a young person was questioning their sexuality and/or their gender identity or expression.
If I had the luxury of changing Psychiatrists, I likely would, but at this stage I can't as stated before.
If I have to tell someone about this, is there a way to tell someone in the industry anonymously of this issue? I don't wish to be named.
I honestly don't know what to do.
All I know is is that I'm glad I stuck up for my friend at the time they were brought into the conversation, but it was certainly awkward and uncomfortable and this is meant to be a "safe space" for me to be in.
I apologise if any of my language is off. I'm neurodivergent & writing about things like this gives me a lot of anxiety.
I am an ally and also in solidarity with the community and it's my belief that I may also be apart of said community.
Any sage advice would be appreciated. Please keep it polite and kind. This is my 2nd only ever post on Reddit & I'm nervous to bring this up. I also mean no offence to anybody in any way. If anything I've said has upset anybody, I do apologise. Also this is not me asking anybody to assist with my identity, etc. Simply to ask advice about my next steps regarding the Dr I use and what I should do from here on out in keeping with the forum rules.
submitted 16 hours ago by DownUnderGal48
Hello all, Trigger
warning. (Anti lgbt views & ignorance & SH)Not too sure if this is the place to ask this, but I needed some advice. Please no nasty comments.
Me (40f) have had the same Psychiatrist for just over 13 years now. They were the first to diagnose me correctly (was misdiagnosed for over 15 years with incorrect medications which made my conditions worse), and they have seriously helped me get through life and also survive. Especially when my mum passed & with my issues if SH.
However, in the last couple of years I've been questioning my identity a bit as well as sexuality. I've always thought I wasn't the same as others in the mold. (To be honest I've been questioning for many, many years - since i was young - , but it has been in forefront predominantly these past few years).
I first approached my Dr and brought up the "topic" of possibly being non-binary. I also claimed that I don't feel like I "fit" into 1 particular gender a lot of time. I also have always questioned my sexuality but didn't bring this up at this time.
My doctor started insinuating this is just a trend and popularity "thing" at this moment in time and literally said to me "you're probably just bisexual." - even though I only brought up gender identity and expression.
I was quite confused by this but let it slide (I shouldn't have), as we had some very important case management things to complete in that session. However, I left the session feeling a bit off.
Cut to later down the line, when I began to discuss sexuality and gender identity about myself and I also was saying how happy I am for a friend who "came out" late in life as mtf. And how proud I was of them in the way they went about it, how they are loving their life right now and so on and so forth. I also said I've still been questioning my identity and so on and getting quite confused about myself as a person and how I perceive myself.
Again, my Dr fobbed it off but here's where the bigotry came out.
They said they come from a "scientific background and point of view" and went on about that a bit e.g. the gender you'reassigned at birth, etc. I don't need to tell you more. They also said that a trans woman is not a woman and they don't understand why they think they're women, etc.
I was kinda shocked. As this Dr is usually pretty open and helpful and now specialises in child and adolescent psychiatry (I met them when they worked as an army debriefer and adult and youth dr), and I'm one of the adults that stayed.
I said something like, people I know who are trans women don't think that they menstruate but they are, in fact, women under that title of gender identity. They are women, period. Not all women menstruate, etc. (I mentioned the menstrual point as that was a "fact" they presented to me.) This was just 1 of my points when responding.
The Dr seemed to be of the opinion that trans people, women in particular, are delusional and "think they're real women", etc. (Language & phrases to that effect). Which was upsetting to me to hear this from them, a trusted person in my life.
I was just stumped and shocked and absolutely did not know what to say in that moment purely due to it being such an unexpected response from them. Literally a jaw dropping moment.
I won't go into more details of what they said as it doesn't help anybody. But it made myself, and also my friends in the community, feel very invalid.
Now, I need to see this Dr for their connections to a particular hospital I have to utilise that's private and also for medication management and so on and so forth.
My question is this; Do I now seek out a GP mental health care plan (I can't afford to pay the full fees for sessions in Aus), and try to find a more LGBTQIA plus friendly psychologist and discuss my feelings and thoughts and so on with them exclusively, and just leave the case management/medication management up to the Psychiatrist? And, how do I go about finding said lgbt friendly Psychologist in my area in Australia?
On principle alone, I'd like to stop with this Psychiatrist but for many reasons, I can't at this stage.
Also, do I have an obligation to say anything to anyone about my Psychiatrist? As they mainly see young children and adolescents who require psychiatric help as well as assistance with spectrum and other neurodivergent issues. It makes me wonder what that Dr would say if a young person was questioning their sexuality and/or their gender identity or expression.
If I had the luxury of changing Psychiatrists, I likely would, but at this stage I can't as stated before.
If I have to tell someone about this, is there a way to tell someone in the industry anonymously of this issue? I don't wish to be named.
I honestly don't know what to do.
All I know is is that I'm glad I stuck up for my friend at the time they were brought into the conversation, but it was certainly awkward and uncomfortable and this is meant to be a "safe space" for me to be in.
I apologise if any of my language is off. I'm neurodivergent & writing about things like this gives me a lot of anxiety.
I am an ally and also in solidarity with the community and it's my belief that I may also be apart of said community.
Any sage advice would be appreciated. Please keep it polite and kind. This is my 2nd only ever post on Reddit & I'm nervous to bring this up. I also mean no offence to anybody in any way. If anything I've said has upset anybody, I do apologise. Also this is not me asking anybody to assist with my identity, etc. Simply to ask advice about my next steps regarding the Dr I use and what I should do from here on out in keeping with the forum rules.
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So let me get this straight. Heterosexual men don’t wanna fuck trannies, lesbians don’t wanna fuck trannies, gay men don’t wanna fuck trannies, bisexual people don’t wanna fuck trannies. My god, even trannies don’t wanna fuck trannies. Must be genocide.
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Imagine being in your 40s and still acting like a 16yo tumblrina
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I know a guy who lost functionality in a leg and an arm because of brain cancer and he whines way less than an average tranny
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“Some of us can’t get work because we look like a complete freak, stop demonizing us tech troons!” I’ve noticed there’s no such thing as a middle class troon. They’re either professional upper class people (like tunnel troon, LFG, etc) or a lower class one (keffels, Chris Chan, Yaniv).
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I knew a Japanese-American who was in one of the internment camps who whined less.
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I’m not sure if they are retarded or if they are intentionally not bringing up the fact that they compare troons to eunuchs because they cut their dicks off.
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This one has been posted and discussed already.
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I don't think this can be emphasized enough. As biological males, troons obviously can't know what it's like being a woman so what we're looking at when we see a troon is their idea of what a woman is, how a woman looks and acts. That's why so many of them resemble clown world cartoons, nightmarish caricatures of womanhood. What we're getting when we see a troon is an interior glimpse of their very scary and degenerate psyches.
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I feel like for a good number of troons they don’t actually troon out because of an dysphoria but because of the power it gets them over others. It’s like becoming a Jew and being able to use that to destroy anyone who gets in your way.
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Chasers wanna fuck trannies, but that's not good enough for them. No, they demand to have their dicks sucked by lesbians.
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The subreddit r/mtf wonders why no one has ever come to it to ask if it's a kink accepts it as one? It's because fuckers like these actively try to convince confused and vulnerable autists that it isn't just a fucking fetish.
I've seen firsthand those who admit it is a fetish. They don't go to r/mtf to post shit. They realize it's a fucking fetish and leave it behind closed doors. They also are happier and accept the sex they were born as once they realize it, who would have thought?
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Troons are so cognitively dissonant. The vast majority of reported "hate crimes" against them were in fact male hookers of the developing world. Violence is kind of a packaged deal with hooking. Yet now you got these freaks saying prostitution is valid and should be normalized. Is anybody surprised OP is poly and his "partners" are also prostitutes?
Same weird dissonance happens with "trans panic" cases. A guy gets deceived into sex by a troon and reacts violently when he realizes what actually happened. Troons cried out constantly about how this defense shouldn't be allowed in court. Yet now you have entire communities on Twitter saying "stealthing" is fine and you don't need to say you're trans before having sex with a stranger. This would logically lead to more trannies being curbstomped, but fuck logic, right?