☆ Koro 🏳️⚧️🩵 :
its not contradicting when if we dont 'follow the rules' we get told were just faking it, get harassed, discriminated against, and even killed. theres a lot of trans people that do not follow gender roles. trans and queee people in general are more likely to express themselves out of societies roles. most of us wish we wouldnt have to abide by these roles, but we cant deny their existence. i want to believe that you, and most people in the comments, actually want to learn. so, im gonna share my experience. i am transmasculine, i was born a girl but i never felt like i fit in. not because i didnt like playing with dolls or anything, but because i couldnt connect with others. while i grew up, i started hating being a girl, i just didnt like it, it didnt feel right. after a lot of self discovering i realised i am trans. personally, i still like dressing feminine sometimes though. but whenever i do, i get called a faker, people ask what even is the point of me being trans, and i get harassed. but when i dress more masculine, i get told im perpetuating stereotypes, etc, and get harassed. what the fuck would you do when everything you do is wrong? you have to realize that trans people are not the ones enforcing these things, we are victims of them. also, often times trans people explain being trans through gender roles because it is incredibly hard to explain to someone who doesnt experience it. so we have to dumb it down a lot. like, try explaining what being sad feels like to someone whos never felt sad. they wont get it, so you have to dumb it down so much to the point it may not even be the same anymore.
2026-07-27 11:48:19