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That's an interesting thought. It's like a woman who has only male friends. That usually means she is incapable of relating to women and instead leverages her sex appeal for attention.He also told me his entire life story. I think he was struggling to process everything he was going through.
My takeaway was that he was clearly autistic, had been bullied a lot for being a feminine kid, and is probably gay. I wish there was a healthier way to handle all that. I also think women, in general, are kinder to these guys, so they think they connect better with "other girls".
I think the first half would go for these type of men, that they're incapable of relating to men. But instead of being able to leverage sex appeal, they leverage women's indiscriminate kindness.
Both receive scorn from it from their own gender. I think that these type of men think that transitioning will give them a kind of shield from it, which is half true if you look at how popular media tries to shield them and go after critics.
I still remember I had a social media account and it kept getting banned and I recreated it with different names until I put "trans" in front of the name. I still acted the same. But instead of getting banned in a day, it's been up for years. So weird. Numerous examples in media anyways like with zoey turr.
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So in the same way that women regard a woman without female friends as a threat, while she says things like "I just like to sit on a guys lap" and makes injokes that his wife or girlfriend wasn't present at, men regard a guy like this a threat, among other things, to the safety of those women.
Like transitioning makes it worse, most of the time. Now he wants to get treated like women get treated. With a mild disdain perhaps, but also with the privileges that come with it.
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