Anonymous #1 4w

Agree. Because at this point, I’ve heard no valid reason. It’s also pretty weird how womanhood is defined by some who aren’t women

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Anonymous OP 4w

Preach cause how can someone who won’t experience womanhood in any sense want to define the term. Just fucking asinine.

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Anonymous OP 4w

Don’t get me wrong I’m a true man hater, but I think everyone has their own perceptions of what makes a man or a woman or wtv else. I’m sure if a man says he feels like a woman he’s stepping into a boundary he feels uncomfortable in so he probably won’t want to tell you exactly why he feels like a woman

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Anonymous #2 4w

That’s completely different. We’re talking about those who transition from man to woman.

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Anonymous #2 4w

But if they are bold to say they feel like a woman, they should be able to elaborate what exactly like a woman do they feel like. It’s a valid question.

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Anonymous OP 4w

OHHHHH Jkjk then I did realize that’s how you meant it I thought you just meant it being used casually

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Anonymous #2 4w

*didn’t

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Anonymous #1 4w

But it’s also no one’s job to explain themselves to you. I’m sure it’s a hard feeling to describe especially assuming you feel at home in your body so you can’t rlly fathom it.

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Anonymous #2 4w

It is when you someone is trying reinvent the wheel, it is when they are trying to commandeer the word and tell me what is womanhood; if you tell someone what it means to be a woman, you better be able to explain when someone asks why you do you feel like a woman. What about a woman do you feel like, is a fair question to want answered.

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Anonymous #1 4w

Don’t forget abt the words like “birth giver”

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Anonymous OP 4w

Oh gosh, I have gripes with or fucker chest feeders. I honestly have once or twice cussed someone out for that.

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