@bootylicious.101: I’m NOT saying all but it’s enough that it has become a HUGE issue. #trans #transwomen #transwoman #feminism #feminist

Vale 🌸 :

Yeah. It’s not transphobia. Criticism thrown at trans women doesn’t have to come from a place of hate

Sleepiez☁⋅☾ :

a trans woman's and a cis woman's experiences will always be different and that's OKAY. It's okay to admit that trans women won't have the same experiences as a woman that cis women do. Nobody here is less of a woman because of it. all and all agree

Bre :

Your hair is so cool! And you’re correct

glamwithavabella :

louder for the people in the back!!!

Jaica :

I think you are making a really great point here!

divorced dad rat :

Sara :

I wanted to make a video about that but I got scared. Thank you 🫡

FRANKIE :

THANK YEWWWW 🗣️also your hair is the coolest thing ever x

kodina :

you ate this

k1ngrakeb :

You said this better than I could have said it so I appreciate you making an informative and respectful video on it from my pov

pissfeet :

your hair is so cool omg

Lottie :

I’m gonna respond to this later

peepoo_06 :

okay i LOVE ur eyebrows 😻

Julius 🧠 Seizure :

Maphima_Games :

Ooiooilollie :

rockst4rcat :

ive been SCREAMING THIS!! its especially hard for trans men too, because they too have been affected by misogyny as well

Trixie Garcia :

I’ve been saying this for years but always get shut down. Thought I was alone

lovelybobo0426 :

Because why aren’t we hearing about trans men???

user doesn't exist :

wait you literally just put it into words!

Hottest & Smartest Person Ever :

i don’t think you’re considering that a trans woman doesn’t have the same experience growing up that a cis man does

✨Lucy✨ :

I really respect you are trying to have this conversation and there is important nuance here. Cis and trans women both have different experiences of womanhood and both are valuable and should be heard. These groups are also not monoliths and it is important to hear all experiences. However your argument here does contain two premises that are transphobic (not that you are transphobic but we live in a transphobic society and everyone picks these up to an extent). The first is assuming that trans women fundamentally retain some ‘maleness’. Certainly trans women can act entitled and privileged but this should not be viewed as some sign of their fundamental maleness bleeding too. The second is cissexism which is the idea that cis people have a ‘more valid’ view of gender than trans people. As two communities within womanhood we do need to be better at listening to each other but demanding that trans women be automatically deferent to cis women or be branded as male in some way is a fundamentally transphobic thread.