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A pooner who wants to become a gay male blob thing.
I feel emotionally, spiritually, mentally agender but want to physically be a man self.ftm
submitted 4 hours ago by Flagging_enthusiasm
I am a trans guy. I have known this for a long time, and I'm on testosterone.
That said, I am wondering if my experience of my gender is unusual, in that I don't feel like my core identity has any gender at all. I don't feel like any of my thoughts or emotions, my interests, my way of "seeing the world" has much to do with being a man. I don't feel a particular affinity with other men, anymore than I do humans of any gender. I don't have a desire to be in all-male spaces (if anything, all-male spaces scare me).
I see a lot of trans people say they always just "knew" they were their gender, even as a child. I don't relate to this. I certainly remember being angry, as a kid, that I wasn't supposed to engage in certain behaviors, enjoy certain things or be allowed to participate in certain activities because I was a "girl", but this was more because the rules seemed so arbitrary and unfair.
I feel like I just want a physically male body. I want to have muscles and a flat chest, to have a deep voice, and be perceived as a man. I want people to be attracted to me in a masculine way.
I want to be a man, but I just don't feel, like, on some deep psychological level that I am a man.
In some ways, I feel like a woman, but only because I've been put in a woman-shaped box my whole life, so I know what it's like to experience misogyny, fear of male violence, structural inequalities and lack of economic opportunities due to my perceived gender. I lived as a woman for over 40 years, and that has massively shaped me as a person, even if I never felt any affinity with "womanhood". I relate to women's issues. I'm a staunch feminist, and even though I don't feel like I'm a woman, I have fought for and will continue to fight for the rights of women.
I also enjoy a lot of so-called "feminine" things. I love wearing makeup. I actually like wearing lingerie and frilly clothing (although it can also give me dysphoria). I can't wait until someday when, hopefully, I'll be so unquestionably male that I can wear these things and just be seen as a queer man, which I am. I have always identified with stereotypical gay culture, I suppose. I love old movie star divas like Judy Garland and Bette Davis, I love dressing up in ridiculous costumes, I love gossip and voguing and coded language and Evelyn Waugh and musicals.
So, what I'm saying is so much of my desire to be a man is physical and sexual, but not a core aspect of my inner being. I think for others, though, it's different and they feel a strong alignment with their gender in every aspect of their being. Does this make sense to anyone else?
Seems to be she just doesn't want to follow to social norms and do whatever is revealing against society as a 40 year old autistic queer women.
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I can definitely relate to a lot of this myself and I don't think it's that uncommon. As a kid, I was a girl and I felt connected to that. It seemed more fun than being a boy, aside from the arbitrary rules. I think I would have been happy living that way forever. But instead I started looking like a woman and it was horrible. I definitely want to look like and be perceived as a man, and in some ways I am a man internally. But mostly, I'm just a grown up version of that kid
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Im the same in many ways, except i dont especially enjoy feminine things. Wanting to be a man, physically and socially, has always been the driving force behind my transition. Internal gender feelings are less relevant to me.
You can choose to find a nonbinary label that fits you, but you dont have to. I'm just a trans man, I dont feel that adding any other labels would be helpful for me. To be honest I dont think its particularly unusual in general, I know cis people who feel the same about their own genders.
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wow. this post is literally my experience with gender my entire life almost verbatim. i can’t even begin to explain how perfectly you have worded something i have been struggling to verbalize all my life. it makes me so happy to see someone else who feels the same way i do, i’m 19 and reading this post gives me so much hope for my future. sorry if this is rambley it’s 4 am for me lol.
i don’t feel any gender identity or gender experiences at all, outside of the societal ones that i can’t escape. the only time i feel truly like myself is when i’m alone because it’s the situation where i don’t have to perform, or exist within, or have to be aware of any social gendered contexts.
i also experienced a lot of anger and frustration as a kid because the concept of gender and being forced to live and behave as one. it would make me ridiculously angry whenever people brought up me “being a girl” to chastise or encourage any sort of behaviour because it made no sense to me at all. i was one of those “not like other girls” kids because it felt like the only way to separate myself from being a girl.
it was hard for me to rationalize what i was feeling as a kid, along with a lot of personality issues and mental health conditions lol, so the dysphoria presented as “feeling too good to be a girl”, or “going along with girly things because i’m not a girl, so the fact that i can be a pretty one is like extra special”, or even wanting to turn into an animal to escape gender confines altogether lol. i couldn’t understand why as a kid but it felt SO UNFAIR having female expectations pushed onto me or having to go through female puberty for me, which i later realized was because i wasn’t one.
i’m the opposite from you in terms of presenting and how i “want” to be perceived by society though. i’m agender but present “female”, i know this is the ftm sub but i like to browse because a lot of experiences and advice align with my life. i have ocd and i had a lot of narcissistic tendencies as a kid, which resulted in some deep rooted complexes, especially surrounding gender, that stick with me today.
the reality is that we live in an extremely binary and gendered society where basically EVERYTHING is gendered so there is no escaping it. i grappled with this for years but between transitioning to be male or staying female, obviously staying female is less work, so that’s my current situation. every time i tried to explore my gender presentation i’d be treated differently or badly and not like a person, which is how i already feel so it just worsens it. i don’t feel very connected to my physical appearance anyway so i just do the bare minimum to present female to be treated like a person by everyone else. (even though presenting female for me is just having a layered hairstyle and wearing boys clothes, with my voice and face i’m always perceived as a girl anyway lol). i have my limits though, i can’t go out of my way to do things that affirm my female appearance without having extreme dysphoria. i can’t wear makeup without spiraling, or high heels and even shaving makes me feel really feminine.
i noticed when i’m in relationships my complexes and internalized transphobia (? idk what to call it lol) are heightened and i feminize myself a lot. that’s another thing entirely on it’s own though.
i also relate to your feeling like a woman in some ways, i would say it’s more of a mutual understanding and lived experience for me however. i mean i grew up around only women and lived the typical “woman” experience my entire life basically so i know on a surface but personal level what it is like to be a woman in society at least. i basically am a woman to everyone but myself and those who i share my experiences with. it sucks and it’s unfair but there’s literally only one other path and it’s not what i want either.
so in a sense i “desire to look like a woman” in the eyes of everyone else for the sake of being able to participate in society without scrutiny. i wish i could just be myself without being forced to participate in gender but that’s not a reality.
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I’ve met many people like you, in fact i’m somewhat similar. I’m genderfluid, so sometimes i do feel like a (very queer and gender-non-conforming) man on a mental, emotional level, but on other days i feel either like i don’t have a gender at all or like i do have a gender which is neither male nor female but a secret third thing. and when i’m nonbinary my desire to be on T, get top surgery and even to get bottom surgery has not changed, and the way i want to be perceived by random cis people is basically the same, although i see myself more as a masculine enby then. I even use the same pronouns, although my preference might be slightly different (going from he/they to they/he). I just don’t consider myself to be a man deep down when that’s my gender / i don’t have a gender.
Those are just the extremes i’m fluid between, most often i’m somewhere in the middle, so something like a demiguy. I generally call myself a nonbinary trans guy. For some reason i’m nearly always happy with the word “guy”, but my feelings about the word “man” change a lot, it feels too binary sometimes. I still like it most of the time though.
I’ve seen other people who are agender, but who transition in a way that’s indistinguishable from how most binary trans people transition, and who are comfortable presenting and living as that binary gender, but deep down they don’t have a sense of gender. I used to know a guy who is agender, and i used to know a trans woman who was still, years into her transition, unsure what a gender was even supposed to be and wether she had one, she just felt more comfortable in a body that happened to align with society’s idea of what a woman’s body is supposed to look like, and she felt most comfortable inhabiting that social role and being seen as a woman.
I’ve seen people call themselves agender men. One of my best friends is both agender and a demigirl at the same time. Labels don’t have to be logically consistent at first glance. All that matters is that it feels comfortable for you.
And it’s fine to not know, in the end it doesn’t really matter all that much what your gender is deep down, what’s much more important is the question of how you want to live and what you want to do with your body. Everything else is a very theoretical and deeply personal question that can be satisfying to answer, but doesn’t really have that much of an impact on your life.
None of those "cis men" look any more like women than the 80s and 90s guys like Sebastian Bach and Boy George. So its pretty sad that todays trannies chockfull of hormones and surgery can't even improve on some dudes who just grew their hair long and wore a bit of eyeliner
There’s a concept called intellectual segregation. Basically most people never meaningfully interact with anyone more than a standard deviation smarter or dumber than themselves. If you’re 100 IQ “smart” to you is probably 115 and “dumb” is 85.
What I’m getting at is you have no idea how bad things really are.
There’s a concept called intellectual segregation. Basically most people never meaningfully interact with anyone more than a standard deviation smarter or dumber than themselves. If you’re 100 IQ “smart” to you is probably 115 and “dumb” is 85.
What I’m getting at is you have no idea how bad things really are.
What is with trannies and delusion? A dumb question, I know, but they can’t possibly believe anyone wants to have sex with them, right? I get that the ones who didn’t cut off their dicks have a niche in weird sexual fetishes of closeted gay men, but no one wants a man with a hole carved in their underside! If they want a vagina they’ll just get with a woman! Who wants a horrible, smelly nightmare hole that is NOTHING like a vagina, when you could go find a real woman?
Somehow, trannies can’t understand this. What a shocker!
Everything that she’s bitching about is entirely self-inflicted.
“I miss the late 2010s-early 2020s because back then, they at least PRETENDED to careand be supportive. Many cissoids had pronouns in their bio and it WASNT a joke. Now I can't even remember the last time someone asked me for my pronouns”
>”Pretended” is a powerful word here. She seems to understand on some level that none of the support they ever had was truly serious. “Allies” pretended back then, and they still pretend now, for various reasons. For some, it’s for incredibly narcissistic reasons- simply wanting to prove progressive bonafides/show others just how much on tHe riGhT siDE oF hiSTorY they are. For others, it’s to humor them because they feel sympathetic towards someone with a mental illness. On top of that, you have those who pretend to be supportive because they don’t want an openly ill and volatile person to have a meltdown in front of them. But, rest assured, it’s all pretend- from the play-acting of the troons themselves, down to the “allies” stupidly playing along after inescapably clocking them instantly due to primal human instinct.
>If someone did ask for your pronouns, you’d still be unhappy. You’d be bitching because you recognize how othering it is, because it’s something that only your ilk cares to get hung up on. You’d turn it around and start complaining about being clocked as trans since you know damn well that no normal people care or ever discuss such things amongst themselves- it’s basically someone telling you that they know you’re trans to your face, and that they’re trying to handle the situation as daintily as possible because of how much of a sperg you are. It’s basically tantamount to someone calling you a retard, and you know it.
I was listening to a true crime podcast that covered this story for 40 minutes and at NO TIME decided to mention the fact that this was actually a man. The whole time I was just like "holy shit this is crazy, women don't do this" not knowing I was CORRECT and the annoying faggot podcaster was outright lying.
To be fair, he may just be paranoid over demonetization, getting censored, etc. Despite troons no longer having the stranglehold that they had in the pre-X days, there are plenty of people who don’t want to push it, and who remember all too well how quick your shit would be shut down for simply telling the truth. If you’re making content for any sort of income, getting jammed up over anything and having your reach limited can be devastating. He might still be cowed into submission, unaware that things have gotten better.
Look at Kitboga. In 99.99% of his videos where he’s trolling scammers, he’s talking to pajeets. Virtually every video he has is of street-shitters going completely rabid on him. Has he ever gone on the record and shat on India and its inhabitants? Absolutely not (though it’d be justified). He’s never even made broad statements that could be construed as him singling out India and casually remarking that they seem to produce the majority of scammers. It’s not because he has no sense of pattern recognition, or can’t see the obvious- he’s worried about negative consequences that might hit his channel.
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My nationality is not a costume !!! Also I don't see anyone wearing this style around me so not even close, you carne.
In French, the noun carne (feminine) has a few distinct colloquial meanings:
Bad meat: Meat that is tough, stringy, or of very poor quality.
A worn-out horse: A derogatory term for an old, skinny, or tired horse.
A nasty person: Slang for someone who is mean, disagreeable, or difficult to deal with (often translated as "a wicked witch" or "a nasty piece of work")
Yeah I literally have only bought three games at full price on launch date in the last ten years. Hogwarts Legacy, Black Myth Wukong, and Elden Ring. The first two were simply to spite the fucking activists who try to tear a game down for their bullshit social justice reasons. I found Hogwarts to be about the most mid game a game could be. Extremely repetitive with around five enemies max you fight and the RP in RPG to be lacking. That said? If they do this campaign again over it i'll buy this one too lmao.
both hogwarts legacy AND black myth wukong had fake rage bait social media campaigns where journalists propped up an organized opposition to the game that didn't exist so people would slide into their defense on social media. With Wukong it was egregiously chinese because the social media buzz presented the game as being borderline censored propaganda and it's... Journey To The West? literally nobody in the west is posturing that it's culturally unacceptable to expose yourself to that even if it was christened Officially Chinese by xi xinpeng himself
both hogwarts legacy AND black myth wukong had fake rage bait social media campaigns where journalists propped up an organized opposition to the game that didn't exist so people would slide into their defense on social media. With Wukong it was egregiously chinese because the social media buzz presented the game as being borderline censored propaganda and it's... Journey To The West? literally nobody in the west is posturing that it's culturally unacceptable to expose yourself to that even if it was christened Officially Chinese by xi xinpeng himself
Are you honestly suggesting troons and progressives weren't campaigning hardcore to keep people from playing Hogwarts? I don't know what time line you're in if you didn't experience that but I wish I was there.
As for Wukong, I can point to multiple progressives who started spreading the bullshit about the anti feminism or sexism in the company. I gathered this information extensively as part of my job without going into too many details here. I never heard anything about censorship for Wukong. It was all about how the company was misogynistic and crying because they used actual attractive women. Then when the chinese company who made the game let people play it, they said flat out no questions regarding the company or anything other than the game itself. Which obviously enraged progressive rags like Kotaku, IGN, PCGamer, etc etc. A specific white progressive woman spread it from her own shitty interpretation of a story and that's when it ballooned to the point of Alyssa Mercante and go spamming it.
Wukong ended up being a surprisingly fun game, especially for being only $60 and from a new company. I expected it would be mid or a buggy mess since most games from China and Korea are such in my experience. Hope the studio makes more. I'm a fan.
They just stay out of the public eye mostly, troon or not. If you follow something like niche math research like me though you see them here and there.
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In his history I found multiple pics where his gay hubby is carrying him around, ( so he must love the illusion of being a delicate waif who's as light as a feather) but in this wedding pic you can see he is actually bigger than old mate hubby.
Yeah, I was struck by his description of how this random drunk guy "just grabbed him... and lifted him up like nothing", and it was apparently euphoric for him. Aside from the "that happened" of it all, because he's probably big lummox of a thing knowing trannies; we'll have to add it to the long, long, long list of things trannies goon to that women hate. Their nonexistent theory of mind is astounding - I'm genuinely fascinated sometimes by their inability (for the gay HSTS ones, rather than refusal as with AGPs) to imagine how differently a given action can be perceived based on a completely different size/strength differential. Like, some random guy who's 12 pints deep in a public place unaccountably having the brain fart idea of grabbing a passing woman/
casual acquaintance and lifting her to... demonstrate prowess? Flirt? Make his friends laugh??
Who knows, but it's "drunk idiot on a bachelor/stag party" behavior that'll get you a handbag beatdown you'll entirely deserve. Maybe it's different when you're a dainty 6ft twink with dustbin lids for hands, but actual women tend to find that type of thing unnerving.
I think the guy is just having a case of GAMP or whatever sexuality that has men enjoy feminine aspects on a male body. A lot of troons are that, and try not to say it so they don't get seen as chasers (yet they are lol). It's like when people who have a fat fetish see someone as genuinely beautiful and get mad when people who don't have it don't find it attractive. It's two very different sets of eyes.
Are you honestly suggesting troons and progressives weren't campaigning hardcore to keep people from playing Hogwarts? I don't know what time line you're in if you didn't experience that but I wish I was there.
Yeah I got it free from Epic (life is expensive and I'm not spending more on games than I have to) but the progressive/woke circles are, and have been, big on the 'if you play this game you are Directly Contributing To Genocides!!!! And probably a new holocaust'
Okay, so. I'm gonna share the worst thing that happened to me in jail.
We got shook down in the middle of the night, and I conveyed to a CO that I was transgender and did not want to be strip-searched by a man. They handcuffed me, drug me out of the housing unit while inmates laughed at me. Put me in a cell by myself, ripped my clothes off while hurling slurs at me, screaming anti-trans rhetoric (you have a dick and balls, you're not a woman) and this female CO was saying stuff like "We can't have trans women in women's prisons cuz you'll rape them" The whole time I'm crying my fucking eyes out scared out of my mind, and they're laughing. Laughing. And saying all this shit. The captain - yes, a CAPTAIN - asks me: "What's your name?" I told him my trans name. He says: "Are all gay people this stupid?"
This is Indiana. This is what a red state's jail system is like. Do what you can to change the status quo.
P.S. Dont ask me why I was in jail. It's a long story, and I don't want to get into it.
That last bit makes me think this person maybe really was in jail,
and I'm sure the experience was very unpleasant.
But 100% I do not believe the conversation.
That last bit makes me think this person maybe really was in jail,
and I'm sure the experience was vey unpleasant.
But 100% I do not believe the conversation.
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