Anonymous #1 2w

Thank you, obviously I’m asking for a friend(aka myself) and I was worried I wouldn’t be welcomed. I honestly want to see how I can be more feminine, so I can become fully androgynous!

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Anonymous #1 2w

I’ve been on this sub for awhile. I’m nonbinary (sadly not transitioned yet) but a resonate way more with the issues and struggles of women. I hate men and don’t really have many male friends. I’ve never been pissed on by a girl here. It sucks being in a position where ur not a woman but you feel and act way more like a woman than a man and I think women would join me in saying we want to provide a safe space for those people here.

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Anonymous #4 2w

I will try to be strong then 🥲

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Anonymous #4 2w

but nowhere on the internet really is

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Anonymous #2 2w

Yes but some spaces are more tolerant than others, this community is definitely ok the more tolerant side

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Anonymous #3 2w

Thank you. I am sorry men suck so much, I have been so lucky as to have a majority of nice men be friends with me, I wish you had the same experience :( but I feel to connect more and more with women. The way they dress and the way they act and everything is something I adore and want to emulate, even if my family… does not think it’s for my gender. 😒

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Anonymous #4 2w

On*

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Anonymous #4 2w

That’s good!

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Anonymous #4 2w

Us women don’t really fuck with transphobes and homophobes tho. They are just as bad as the men we all hate. Part of being a feminist is advocating for social justice for fem presenting people everywhere imo. Women who are transphobes, racists etc are also imo also more prone to take a man’s side in a harassment/assault/safety situation even if all evidence points to him being guilty as well as support Trump. None of us really like these types of women and will call them out.

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Anonymous #3 2w

I get what you mean. I wish these people could all learn to be peaceable, but I guess we’ll just have to make that happen ourselves by making a better world! Also I am a feminist as I believe in true equality. That said, I know it’s going to be very hard to do so, but it’s a goal worth working towards. :)

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Anonymous OP 2w

My mom is anti lgbtq and it def hurts me. I always say my story starts with women just treating me way better in grade school. Outside of the home I experienced serious harassment from men but women rarely tried to hurt me. I grew up learning emotional intelligence, learning and respecting woman’s issues and as men became more hostile to me, what girls were saying became personal to me.

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Anonymous #3 2w

I also have leaned fem in personality for a long time.

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Anonymous #3 2w

Those men are so disgusting, I seriously hope they grow up so they don’t hurt others, and those girls are kinder than your birth parent… that is saying something about the older generation I think.

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Anonymous OP 2w

Funny enough, go one generation older than my parents and I’ve found quite a few accepting people from that generation so idk what go Think anymore.

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Anonymous #3 2w

It’s probably just a matter of how they were taught and what they were exposed to.

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Anonymous OP 2w

Update: got them! :3 🍟 😋 😋 🤤

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Anonymous OP 2w

Idk why I say chips when referring to fries lol

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