🇨🇦🏳️⚧️Gian-Luca :
In all Western cultures, femininity, differently from masculinity, has not been encouraged to develop as much around self-dignity, practicality, and gender superiority. In fact, on the contrary, for practical survival reasons, femininity has self-developed around acting, fragile, irresistible, vulnerable, dependable, harmless, glorious, and acting a bit stupid, a little bit like a bubble head doll; this happens for the sole intent to facilitate male fragility in the context of overwhelmingly demanding heteronormative societies. The heteronormative paradigm has invaded people’s lives with the competition to embody social status symbol stereotypes. A peculiar social endeavour; a strategy that aimed to facilitate males' social image, male courtship endeavours, and patriarchal favouritism. Therefore it is not as uncommon for anyone who is feminine in nature to feel the way you do when you embrace certain traditional feminine aesthetics, especially considering your past gender experience. One great way to break from it, is to refuse contemporary bubble heads aesthetics and to choose instead, smart, and provocative grandma aesthetics. That can be done in many smart different ways of course. It all depends on your possibilities and sensibility. Kim Cardcian did it wearing Marilyn Monroe’s dress, I do it wearing a Mary Poppins bag, Cher does it defining herself as a rich man, and male lovers as desserts. It is up to you to find and use feminine aesthetics to elevate your self-esteem, mental awareness, and the message you want to send out. The good things about aesthetics are that they are in constant change, and we, trans individuals, are the embodiment of one of the most powerful changes in gender aesthetics in the entire history of Western societies. ❤️🙏
2025-11-05 19:20:25