Anonymous #1 10w

lol did you see it too? I’m always seeing shit like that and I get so annoyed. it’s like ed content to me it feels insidiously contagious

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Anonymous OP 10w

unfortunately when your rights and safety are directly determined by how well you pass a certain percentage of trans girls are going to develop severe body image issues it doesn’t really help that terfs on twitter will repost your pictures for public mockery

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Anonymous OP 10w

today it’s basically guaranteed that you’ll get lolcowed by gender crits if you post pictures and aren’t like supermodel attractive. this will happen within like, 3 months of posting your first photo as a trans woman. it becomes a core memory and some people never really heal from that experience

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Anonymous #2 10w

idk shopping for clothes can be kind of traumatizing for trans girls especially cuz sometimes cis women will be extra mean to you to try and “teach you a lesson” about womanhood. my mom did that the first time i went shopping for a winter coat and i cried for like a week afterwards

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Anonymous #1 10w

im so sorry she treated u like that, womanhood should be abt sisterhood not abt being horrible to others❤️ i meant like literally why is a 32 band size = “it’s so over”, but ig if one person was a piece of shit to u over it ur feelings could spiral. i hope u are around ppl who love, support, and affirm u!

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Anonymous #2 10w

it really sucks when all people see when they look at you is someone who needs to be “taught a hard lesson” about female beauty standards. everyone thinks they’re the first one to ever teach that class. over and over again. i must be the world’s worst student.

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Anonymous #1 10w

that’s such a horrible way for ppl to approach u, i never heard of this before but unfortunately it makes sense for all of the misogyny ingrained in everyone. and ur not the worst or a failure, ur learning how to be urself openly and some ppl are real pieces of shit abt it. they’re projecting their own insecurities onto u, which is not a reflection of u in any way.

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Anonymous #3 10w

it’s just a non issue. okay so you have a regular size they sell in the store. nobody’s gonna be like omg a 34b… I knew something was off about this “woman”

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Anonymous #1 10w

well part of it is posting selfies on the evil ass website that hates you. but having bad self esteem doesn’t mean you gotta tell everyone else there’s no hope because of something you measured with your calipers that a real life person won’t notice

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Anonymous OP 10w

i know ur being ironic but this is legit how british terfs talk on twitter. like be a trans girl on twitter and within like, a week, one of these people will find you and say something weird just like that. they’re like creepy youth pastors

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Anonymous #2 10w

nothing at all it’s just depressed losers that want to bring everyone else down too. it’s not manly you’re not a ribcagecel you have a regular kind of body and it’s fine

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Anonymous OP 10w

yes exactly! i’m not even trans just straight up confused on why it would mean anything

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