It bothers me when cis women bitch about heels because id love to wear heels in public w/o being looked at as some freak. Plus like, wearing heels is optional women dont have to wear them. They just get the choice to where trans women get scrutinized.
they’re often pressured to wear heels in certain situations or events, and looked down on for not doing so. that’s not much of a choice, and they’re just mirroring the same frustration you have
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Anonymous7w
in some work spaces they are literally not optional. it's not fair trans women are judged and scrutinized for wearing heels. it doesn't make cis women complaining abt them wrong.
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Anonymous#27w
And those women signed up for that job.
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AnonymousOP7w
okay so that's pretty dismissive. you can be mad. direct the mad properly.
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Anonymous#27w
also like, you ever had a shitty job? it sucks, even when you want and need the job desperately. dysphoria is a bitch and social judgement and ostracism are too and im sorry the world isn't kinder. you're right, it's not fair
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AnonymousOP7w
Really gross of you to say… Also don’t call women’s dislike of being forced into something they do not want to do “bitching”. You sound incredibly misogynistic
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Anonymous#37w
Its “gross” that im upset a group of people complain about something that is basically optional for them and I get scrutinized for doing? I have the right to be upset bc i get hate crimed for wearing them. So dont come on here calling me gross okay
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Anonymous#37w
Also stop lurking on trans talk if ur gonna just dismiss and shut down ppls dysphoria as gross. Go fuck urself get outta this page
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AnonymousOP7w
I’m trans, I belong here. You said something misogynistic, so I’m going to call it out
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AnonymousOP7w
I’m not dismissing your dysphoria. Your dysphoria is real, and you (or anyone here) shouldn’t have to be scrutinized or be in danger for wearing heals. I never said that. I’m saying that some of what you said in this post is gross and misogynistic
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AnonymousOP7w
Saying “Those women signed up for that job” in reference to women who are forced to wear heals to stay employed while men in the same position do not have the same expectation is in fact misogynistic. Being a woman does not excuse misogyny.
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Anonymous#37w
my mom (cis) is a great example of that last point lol.