📚 Megathread Trannies posting their L's Online - Heckin valid people posting their funny misfortunes on the internet

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Purple fur Pomeranian said:
Wanna see some troon posting?

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This is not a tranny posting his L, it's retarded Facebook clickbait. The caption has every single ChatGPT tell in the book and there's no evidence anywhere that this troon even exists, outside of the two Facebook groups "Anything for the Clout" and "Warm Girl Vibes."
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Magic Pickle said:
The third oldest's girlfriend stays for a weekend sometimes. She's the cutest little waisian girl. Five foot if that and when I come home I see her tiny fucking shoes by the door. I place mine next to it and a small piece of me dies. This cartoonish difference will forever mark me.
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This gave me a good laugh, maybe he's a candidate for that foot reducing surgery from the troon surgery horror thread. He'll never walk right again, but maybe he can get down to Peggy Hill size. Why would you ever troon out when you're built like a line backer? Trannies are fucking retarded.

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Meanwhile in non-binary land ...

1 -- A new phobia identified. Well new to me anyhow. 8)

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I've noticed that even in queer trans masc or trans man spaces there is an undercurrent of femme phobia that is probably parallel to femme phobia in gay communities likely for the same or similar reasons. It feels like trans masc people are trying to assert their own masculinity and express interest in masc for masc for example in a gay context while overtly rejecting anything femme. I get having a preference for masc but why add on the assertion that you don't like anyone remotely femme? I get that we struggle with feeling invalid because of our bodies and internalized transphobia. My preference is generally for femme presentation in men and women and effeminate androgyny in nbs. So I tend to feel like I don't fit even in transmasc spaces even though I am trans masc. Of course gender and sexuality are two different things but I guess there's just this feeling of queer homelessness as a feeling. It feels uncomfortable, patriarchal and limiting. Though to be fair I've seen other transmascs like me who feel more comfortable with femininity again several years into transition once they "pass" generally. I guess the only place I really belong is in general non binary spaces where it's OK to be ambiguous and bi/pan spaces even though bi/pan spaces don't feel very prevalent. Just wanted to vent.
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I get that we struggle with feeling invalid because of our bodies and internalized transphobia. My preference is generally for femme presentation in men and women and effeminate androgyny in nbs. So I tend to feel like I don't fit even in transmasc spaces even though I am trans masc. Of course gender and sexuality are two different things but I guess there's just this feeling of queer homelessness as a feeling.
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The comments are a lively conversation agreeing and adding more.
2 -- I knew something like this would happen. :lit:

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I had this pretty simplistic thought recently but thought I should make a post about it and see what others think.

I was thinking about how if someone went by she/her pronouns and presented femininely, but called herself nonbinary because she didn't conform to the binary in some way, a lot of exclusionists who claim to be LGBTQ-accepting would get upset and say, "What's the point of calling yourself nonbinary then? You just want to have a trendy label."

I realized that those people really don't believe in "non-binary" at all - they have instead expanded their view of the gender binary into a gender trinary, where instead of man and woman, there is now man, woman, and a third option that is equally constrained by gender norms. The norms constraining the third gender are admittedly most often telling you that you shouldn't do certain things, whereas the man and woman genders are constrained by an approximately equal mix of things that you should do and things that you shouldn't do, but it is still constrained by norms nonetheless.

When these exclusionists are presented with someone who is "non-trinary," they show their true colors.

Thoughts?
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The norms constraining the third gender are admittedly most often telling you that you shouldn't do certain things, whereas the man and woman genders are constrained by an approximately equal mix of things that you should do and things that you shouldn't do, but it is still constrained by norms nonetheless.

When these exclusionists are presented with someone who is "non-trinary," they show their true colors.
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Yup. Man, woman and androgynous.

Ive explained many times to people who have been do surprised and the ter non-binary can mean pretty much anything.
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I see it as a catch-22 anyway. Someone who has had nulloplasty, undergoes hormone therapy with DHEA, doesn't use she/her or he/him pronouns and doesn't get always seen as either a man or a woman will probably also be met with "but you were born X", "but you look X" or "but most people will just see you as X". They will just move the goalposts. The norms about not doing certain things apply here, because that list will just get more expansive if a nonbinary person can explain how they didn't actually do/don't actually have a certain thing.
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I just learned a new word. I'm sure it means what I think it means. :roll:
3 -- Lots of infighting. :christine:

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This is a vent. I so desperately tired of people saying I am " just a man" because I do not present androgynously.

No one in my life respects my identity, and even other non binary people attack me for not meeting their "standard" of androgyny.

It's either I have to hide who I am, or get bashed on for not being "queer enough". Every space I go in is toxic; there is no escape.

When I was outed a few years ago. I was beaten up, made fun of, cut out socially,. and had people make a real effort to fire me from my job.

So yeah. I am careful of how I fucking present. Does anyone bother to acknowledge the violence I have to worry about? No. But I have so much fucking male privilege, that my identity is moot and void.

Honestly, it makes be suicidal. But I better shut up about it, and quietly cry to for-profit therapist who will tell me take take a deep breath, or else haul me off to our rural mental hospital and be told to jut love Jesus and America more...

What a joke it all is. Fuck
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It's either I have to hide who I am, or get bashed on for not being "queer enough". Every space I go in is toxic; there is no escape.

When I was outed a few years ago. I was beaten up, made fun of, cut out socially,. and had people make a real effort to fire me from my job.

So yeah. I am careful of how I fucking present. Does anyone bother to acknowledge the violence I have to worry about? No. But I have so much fucking male privilege, that my identity is moot and void.
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Top comment and OP's response:
Can't believe people still believe Enby identity is defined by androgeneousness
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People with penis = bad, is how a lot of people think. I'm so tired...​
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Lots of agreement in comments.
Here's one example:
I'm so pissed masculine nonbinary people get treated like this. No matter what a nonbinary person looks like it's valid. I don't get how even in our own community people are like this. I'm so sorry people treat you like this, you deserve better!❤️
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Pooner asking troons where they ... ahem ... stand on the UQ (urination question). :lit:

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title. if this is intrusive/disrespectful i'll delete just lmk! but i'm curious if it's affirming/something you potentially changed your behavior to do or if it's something you don't even think about/don't do at all. and if you're post-op, do you miss standing?

i cant stand personally, but i think it's a benefit of having the equipment to be able to sit and look at facebook marketplace on the toilet not just when im shitting. so. idk.
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No no no no no! Don't delete!
We troons want to tell you all about it. 137 comments so far. :christine:
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I always sat. My dad used to make fun of me for it.

The dick is kind of convenient if you're camping or something like that, though. But on estrogen it's uh, messier. Less muscle strength. Leakier. You get it.
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my friend used to always make fun of me for never using a urinal and always sitting down in a stall. then I came out as trans and he said "well damn i guess that makes sense" and he hasnt made fun of me for it since
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I’m definitely a lot leakier. I have to use feminine pads in my underwear. I really have to pay attention or I may accidentally wet myself. Very little muscle strength. This is actually affirming as my wife occasionally has the same issue and now I do too.
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Note: Old men often have this problem too, but the product they need to use is not "feminine pads".
Especially because "feminine pads" really aren't fit for purpose. Wrong area of coverage for one thing.

And now the reply that makes all true men cringe and cross their legs. :P
I always found it affirming to sit, and since bottom surgery I have to say I don't miss standing at all ! it's definitely messier now but it feels way more natural. the one thing I hate about peeing now is how often toilet paper breaks and sticks to my vulva... I guess it happens a lot to me bc my discharge is sometimes sticky but it's always annoying and embarrassing and I have to make sure only to buy strong toilet paper to avoid it
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And lots more. Lots.
Troons lo-o-o-o-o-ove to talk about this. 8)
 
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