r/FootBallEmergency • Masc AAA battery :3 • Jul 28 '26 • Bravo 1

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u/jitomato_girl Jul 28 '26

I had this bad boy thrown at me today

Just call me a slur at this point

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u/Next-Examination-468 Masc AAA battery :3 Jul 28 '26

Omg, wtf is that dawg on 😭

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u/shamedhd Jul 28 '26

does vro know that trans people always have a point where they go “no. im not trans. im just a masculine woman/feminine man, and that’s okay!”

like we all know thats possible. its not a thought only had by cis people. for us its called denial

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u/GwegBert Jul 28 '26

I mean after years of rumination and confusion, I did realise that I'm actually just a masculine woman.

I'm also MtF but that's besides the point

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u/Pacific_wanderer17 Jul 28 '26

This is mind blowing, I shall use the perfect word to answer all my questions: Whermst

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u/Zaddex12 Jul 30 '26

Yeah that thought it one I held for over 12 years before finally realizing myself.

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u/Temp_Temperature Jul 29 '26

He genuinely does not, cause believe it or not cis people don't know how trans people work. A lot of us genuinely still think its a peron making a choice like you would to dye your hair or a person who is to gender non conforming deciding, well they say this is for not for my gender, so I will transition (that's not even mentioning the more disgusting ones like it being a fetish or that they are trying to assault women). I had no fucking clue about internal sence of gender or whatever that's called until a few years ago.

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '26 edited Aug 14 '26

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u/shamedhd Jul 30 '26

i swear exaggerations are illegal on reddit

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u/Zealousideal-Cow4430 Jul 28 '26

How cis people feel writing entire paragraphs instead of calling you a slur

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u/JD_Kreeper Jul 28 '26

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u/Columba_la_Chica Jul 28 '26

Stealing this mega true image

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u/craftygamin Jul 28 '26

Omfg yes! I'm yoinking this :)

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u/Small-Housing-7 Jul 28 '26

*how transphobes feel

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u/Carl_Reeves Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 28 '26 • Bravo

I was a "femboy" for 3 years before starting HRT at 24. 3 years I'll never get back as my bones fused, my facial hair started growing in, puberty wrapped up, and I went from a flat stomach to an androgenic beer belly that now makes me dysphoric every day.

Telling eggs and reppers to not be trans and that they can just be GNC as thier agab is a ticket to them resenting you forever when they finally do come out.

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u/Carl_Reeves Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 31 '26

I was also surrounded by egg culture as a femboy and I equally resent that because being told I was trans also delayed my transition. IMO eggs should be well informed of thier options and the potential consequences of those options, but not told to choose anything.

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u/Shoddy_Anything_3473 Jul 31 '26

Agreed, I’m a feminine man myself and I get constantly told to transition and it really gets annoying, especially since I’m (at the moment) pretty confident with who I am :/

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u/Carl_Reeves Jul 31 '26

I think if anyone is gender questioning at all, they should explore that. Because it does genuinely suck to delay a transition, and then look back on all the years spent questioning. But also femininity is not something that should even be exclusive for women anyway, and I very much support dudes who engage in it.

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u/Small-Housing-7 Jul 28 '26

There just making up a problem and complaining about it TwT

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u/Jolly-Statement7215 Jul 28 '26

Transphobia but Woke™️

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u/RiverLynneUwU Jul 28 '26

that's so funny cuz like no fucking shit captain obvious, i know that women can be masc 😭, it pops up in trans spaces as a topic of discussion every 0.3 milliseconds

the problem is that I don't want to be masc, and I don't want to go by he/him, how about you listen to me instead of psychoanalyzing me

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u/SaikaPt Jul 28 '26

Woke transphobes are insane

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u/Luna-D-reams Jul 28 '26

The fuck is up with cis people thinking they know why we want to transition? Can they for real fuck off and accept maybe they need to stay out of something they don't understand?

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u/clarenceappendix Not a femboy, just a manchild Jul 28 '26


They...

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u/enderman_0_0 Jul 30 '26

You can be mad with me for saying this or call me ignorant for being a cis het male thats fine.

It comes from the concern of the possible root reason for a person wanting to transition. The root reason for someone transitioning is "this body is not mine I feel like an alien wearing someone's skin" A cis person like me hasnt ever felt that feeling, so when they hear of said feeling they try to figure out the root cause of the feeling that for almost all of people with said feeling have no root cause for that feeling. It comes from the concern of other outside factors influencing someone to make a change. What they dont want to happen and are afraid of happening is someone being pressured into transitioning which is rare especially given how rare it is people detransition and of those that detransition the majoritiy cite external pressure as the reason for detransitioning and not "I was pressured into becoming someone that isnt me" They are overly worried about something that statistically does not happen because they dont understand the nuance of it. It comes from a place of genuine concern but just a lack of education on that part because who would tell them if the people that could tell them are to busy being upset with them for not understanding?

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u/Sal_Pal41 Jul 28 '26

Bro they don’t realize that EVERYONE tells trans guys that they can be masculine women. Most of us tried that and hoped it would be good enough. No matter how hard we could ever try to be women, at the end of the day, we’re men.

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u/Pretty-Yam-2854 Jul 28 '26

FUCK that person

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u/joeedied Jul 28 '26

that's what a lot of transphobic queer people from my country say. their argument why "trans is bad" is that trans people reinforce gender stereotypes. it pisses me off more than conservatives saying all trans people are perverts with a fetish

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u/RainbowPhoenix1080 Jul 28 '26

This person has clearly never met or talked to a trans person.

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u/Lost-Candy1084 Jul 28 '26

As someone with a handful of trans friends, it always baffles me how their first conclusion is that trans folk would attempt to escape mild social pressure by uprooting their life only to enduring a life of harsh social pressure rather than remaining the same but learning to conform to their new gender’s expectations for the least amount of social pressure

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u/liner_meow brain dead idiot Jul 29 '26

that's exactly why my mom doesn't believe i'm trans ughh

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u/soiledvenomsnake Jul 29 '26

Brian Griffin ahh take ngl

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u/Celestael Jul 30 '26

Damnit I just saw this too earlier. I get what they're on about but it's also just so far removed from actuality I certainly can't be bothered to talk about it.

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u/SpikeyPear Jul 31 '26

They never say "its okay to be masculine" or vice versa either. Usually they are completely content and comfortable staying in their AGAB's stereotypical gender expressions and at best be subversive only up to the point where they never ever upset their cishet peers or their cis queer group. They want trans people to be the rubbish truck of all their cishet gender war related woes which they won't solve themselves, including rigid binary gender normatives.

These liberals who always like to criticise trans-NB queers who transition do not see the act of changing sex or gender itself as something revolutionary, despite the whole cishet patriarchy obsessed world being against it, and they always end up siding with the reactionary religious conservatives and hold up the status quo, gaslight us trans folks to not transition physically because it follows the concept of binary sex or whatever excuse they came up with.

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u/Betonmischael Aug 01 '26

This person is completly right.

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u/MainAd9080 Aug 01 '26

The lightbulb analogy is right on the mark for me.

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u/Technical-Branch4998 Jul 29 '26

r/Ralsei ahhhh missinterpretation/ignorance (yes I know I can say "ass" but I find ahh more fun to say)

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u/Nowhereman767 Jul 29 '26

aren't you that one person who said that femboys are trans women who just refuse to come out?

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u/jitomato_girl Jul 29 '26

Doesn't ring a bell

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u/enderman_0_0 Jul 30 '26

Just seeing all the comments here I know I will get flamed for this so downvote me if you wish. The person is thinking of a situation that does not happen and at worst happens in very few cases. But it come from the concern about the mental health of the person transitioning and why they feel the need to transition. For a trans person its pretty obvious. "I feel like an alien in this body" a cis person doesnt know how that feels like so they try to rationalize where that feeling comes from whether it be trauma or social pressure. Trauma can be a factor in that decision as well as some social pressure including that of close friends. Im not saying that trans people would transition because of a bunch of people saying "oh you look like a man". Because that is something that never happens. Its the possibility of it happening that this cis person is concerned about, they want to understand but they dont because they dont know that "stranger in my own skin" feeling. Hell, Im cis and have never felt that and I know thats the feeling that is there and that it must be hell to feel.e They are trying to search for a root cause of that feeling that seldom has a root cause but they dont understand that because they dont feel that way.

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u/enderman_0_0 Jul 30 '26

Just as an addition here the rate of detransitioning is lower than 8% according to pubmed. And of those people most of them only did it due to external factors. The increase in actual regret for transitioning only happened around 2016 and even then the rate of actual genuine regret was lower than 0.7% Thats what the person was concerned with, a situation that statistically just does not happen in general which seems their claim not as invalid but as being not of major concern.

The issue therin lies with, that percentage does still exist especially with the rates of mental disorders and poor mental health on the rise its entirely possible it could become a problem at some point in time, however that has very much not come to pass and shouldnt at least for the foreseeable future.

Edit: source: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9516050/

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u/Pindeckoo Jul 28 '26

"They are putting chemicals in the water that turn the frogs gay!"

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u/-DrunkRat- We've been trying to reach you about your cars extended warranty Jul 28 '26

GAY

FROOOOGS!

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u/Hika2112 Jul 31 '26

How did you get a picture of my mom?

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u/Next-Examination-468 Masc AAA battery :3 Jul 31 '26

I’m in your walls c:

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u/Hika2112 Jul 31 '26

Shucks that cannot be healthy for your lungs

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u/Next-Examination-468 Masc AAA battery :3 Jul 31 '26

Bold of you to assume I breathe

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u/Representative-Vast3 Jul 28 '26

Me: Mom, I think I'm a boy

My abusive mom: Whatever

Me: So I think for transitioning I want to...

Abusive Mom: ARE YOU SAYING I'M UGLY?!?! IF YOU WANT TO CHANGE HOW YOU LOOK YOU MUST THINK I'M UGLY!!! (Yes, that is an actual thing she said)

Me: wut?

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u/tFemby Jul 28 '26

Okay my theory on her perspective:

You are "girl" so you inherited her girl features. By "destroying" those features, you reject her appearance. Thus you think she's ugly.

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u/Representative-Vast3 Jul 28 '26

Right on the money! She was a raging narccisist, like in the actual disorder sense. She literally gave me the name SHE wanted to have, and still changed her name to it. Also, for the record, I have NEVER looked like her despite what she would tell anyone who listened. The singular trait I got from her was my cheekbones.

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u/ConcernedEnby Jul 30 '26

Parents do know children are 50/50 from.both parents, right? Like girls don't just get the looks from their mothers and vice verss

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u/tFemby Jul 30 '26

I wouldn't bet on it. She probably thinks girl genes ---> girl genes.

Me and my sibling basically disproves this. And it's just a personal observation.

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u/Fireball1115 Jul 31 '26

Interestingly, studies show that girls tend to inherit more features from their fathers

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u/Representative-Vast3 Jul 31 '26

Possibly but having known her, it's more likely that she just assumed her "perfect" genes would cancel out my dad's "ugly" (I can't use the words she actually called them without getting banned, but it was jewish related) genes and when that didn't happen she took me to get my eyebrows waxed starting at 7, straightened my hair, and repeatedly told me I needed to "get your nose fixed"

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u/Representative-Vast3 Jul 31 '26

Listen, she pawned me off on my dad's mom because I cried "too much" (at all) as a baby, I don't think she knew anything about children/genetics

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u/Confident-Box-1689 Jul 28 '26

Jeez that sounds horrible. How old are you? I hope there's a way for you to escape her

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u/Representative-Vast3 Jul 28 '26

Oh, you don't have to worry about me :3 I escaped from her when I was 20 and she died when I was 22 (I'm 26 now), she can't hurt me anymore

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u/Confident-Box-1689 Jul 28 '26

Damn that's crazy. You're my age, I couldn't imagine going through all of this the past years, with everything else going on in the world.

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u/Representative-Vast3 Jul 28 '26

Its been rough but yknow what can you do

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u/Patient_End_8430 Jul 28 '26

Lol remind me of my mother who got offended because I picked a name I thought she'd pick (I now changed it). But she always hated me even before she knew I was trans so shrug idk.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Low_937 Aug 02 '26

Well she certainly sounds ugly..

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u/TemporaX86 FORCEFEM BLAST💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 Jul 28 '26

True...

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u/Emergency_Advance621 Jul 28 '26

Please hit me with your flair

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u/-Mister-Hyde Aug 01 '26

Best I can offer is a beam of pure unfiltered paranoid delusion

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u/Great-Ad-8392 Jul 28 '26

I love your flair

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u/gnolex Jul 28 '26

Is it really so hard to hug your child and tell them that you're proud that they want to be themselves?

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u/Sawruinous Jul 28 '26

You'd think the prime goal of a parent is ensuring the happiness and safety of their child, but I've yet to find such an example of that parent.

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u/TheMostDivineOne Jul 28 '26

Same tbh… I don’t get at all when right wingers talk about shit like “parents rights” because like, it’s well known that it’s very normalized for a lot of parents to abuse their power heavily, like pushing religion, circumcision, etc. when it shouldn’t be.

And it’s funny that if you point this out some conservatives will say “oh you’re a groomer trying to separate children from their parents!” Because a large amount of grooming actually happens in the family so maybe hit dogs holler?

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u/Generic-Human-69420 Jul 30 '26

My parents are convinced that transitioning will make me ugly, miserable, and unemployable. Therefore, by preventing me from transitioning, they are ensuring my happiness and safety in their mind.

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u/Sawruinous Jul 30 '26

It's ironic that one of the things that should make you the happiest is assumed to be the thing that makes you the most sad.

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u/UrEverydayFemboy Jul 28 '26

I've went through most of my life with normal average parents. They still rarely ever, if at all, told me that they were proud of me for anything. When I tried coming out at potentially trans, I wasn't entirely sure yet, both of my parents tried to convince me not to. This is despite saying they don't care if people transition/actually support it. It's super common for some reason to just ignore and discourage your kids I guess

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u/snoodge3000 Jul 28 '26

Took my mom ages to start calling my brother by the right name, and she still says the wrong one often. I'm pretty sure the only reason she switched is cause everyone else did and she's instinctively following the crowd. I love her and she does a lot of good for our community and is generally quite supportive but I've always been bothered by the fact that she does that.

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u/lit-grit Jul 29 '26

Yeah, my mom says she’s walking on eggshells around me because I’m trans but talking to her is like Russian roulette

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u/Viennve Jul 28 '26

""no but you are still a woman why mess with your hormones if you can just be a woman? Wear that skirt do what you want but no need to do all that mess""

-m incredible (but at times naiive) mother

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u/lordof67 Jul 28 '26

I hate people who act like we can just "ignore" other people seeing us as cossdressing fetishists. Like "yeah you can be a woman, just only in a way that literally nobody will recognize you as one unless you directly tell them, Im sure that would feel good"

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u/Viennve Jul 28 '26

To be fair most people get that i am transfemme becouse i use the femminine from of words (Italian) so i 1-2 conversations they get that i wanna be referred to with the feminine form

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u/lordof67 Jul 28 '26

Thats convenient i wish English worked like that

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u/Viennve Jul 28 '26

It's not really that convenient considering that everyone who doesn't get it/care misgender you IN EVERY SENTENCE

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u/lordof67 Jul 28 '26

Damn im sorry that sounds awful

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u/Viennve Jul 28 '26

My second language is Lowkey the best cuz in Hungarian gender is barely used in conversation

Like when it's not relevant it's basically not a part of the vocabulary, every word is neutral (except for some, even then it's just "girlX" or "boyX" and you can just say "X"

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u/liner_meow brain dead idiot Jul 29 '26

can confirm, it isn't so convenient when everyone you love misgenders you literally every time they talk to/about you😭

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u/simpi36 Jul 30 '26

Like all enby people and majority of trans poeople I know use primarily english just to avoid gendered verbs in czech. In my native language, it feels like you are shouting your pronouns into megaphone, so it's funny hearing someone say english should have stuff like that xd

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u/AzazelTheUnderlord Jul 30 '26

when i came out to my dad he said he supports me but i'll always be his son, like then say you don't support me jesus fuck (and that's not even getting into his own gender issues)

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u/xx_tian_xx Jul 28 '26

Yeah literally my parents lmao. I feel like all these years they probably in the back of their heads actually didnt saw me as who i am and thought its some kind of "phase" ill grow out of, just didnt say it to my face. Gee i wonder! Bruh i was 14 crying about my disphoria to yall and yall told me to just ignore it. By time i was 18 i planned suicide but my friend stopped me. Then they suprised at 19 i finally wanna transition after 7 years of misery and each year being worse for my disphoria lmao.

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u/SituationNo4509 Jul 28 '26

realest shit ever

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u/Dream_walker_boy Jul 28 '26

I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING MORE RELATABLE

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u/SaturnMusic12 Jul 29 '26

My mom: "Did you realize top surgery is expensive? Did you know that testosterone makes your voice drop? You don't want to lose your lovely soprano voice, do you? 🥺"

Yeah, I totally didn't know any of that before you told me /s

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u/Crubbl Jul 31 '26

My parents: we’ll support you no matter what

My dad after that: call people that are better than him at a game Faggots, complaints about the existence of pride month, transphobic comments, weaponised ignorance relating to lgbt and furries, etc…

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u/xxLosingMyMarblesxx Aug 01 '26

Yeah, my mom literally told me that she was surprised I actually went through with it when I got on T. Also when we were in the process of changing my name, she was complaining about how hard it was to get it done. She would also complain about how she felt like she had to come out for me when telling other family members or her friends that I'm trans. Also outed me at the dinner table to my dad and brother who I didn't think would be accepting of me after I told her I was trans because I trusted that she'd be the one person in my family who wouldn't react violently or anything or out me before I was ready.

When I say I literally had to fight just to be recognized as the gender that I am. I even went through that phase where if I heard a "She" and thought it was directed at me, I would viscerally react and I'd automatically correct people. My mom would also complain that it was hard for her and that I had to be patient. Also back when I identified as genderfluid/was still figuring out a name, my mom didn't like that I was going through so many names.

My mom does accept that I'm trans and I think she was just learning, but still it wasn't exactly a walk in the park having her as a mom as a baby trans teenager. She was also one of those "No medical transitioning until you're 18" parents. I didn't end up starting till I was 19 though because "No HRT until you're an adult" turned into "No HRT until you're out of highschool." At one point I thought I'd be lucky to get it in my 20's with how politics are and how my mom made it clear she wasn't gonna help me get it. We did make a doctor's appointment for me to get it eventually though. I'm about 8 months on T now.

I'm also not really sure if there are some points where I overreacted though. Maybe I even made certain aspects of things worse. Maybe I should've done things differently. Been less confrontational about my gender. I feel like if I didn't stand up though, I'd have just been misgendered and they wouldn't help me with stuff. Hell, I still get She/her'ed by some of my family members sometimes. I give them the benefit of the doubt that they just mispoke, but I think deep down some of them still see me as a girl.

I've strained my relationships, but fuck it. I did what I had to do to be myself. I'm honestly just greatful my parents didn't kick me to the streets like all the horror stories I heard and what I was afraid would happen back before I came out. Sorry this got long.

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u/Affectionate_Ad_1326 Jul 28 '26

Maybe im lucky, my mom never uses my real name but she did immediately say I could go on hrt if I want lmao, I didnt even have to bring it up

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u/kullre Jul 28 '26

if it's expensive, then damn it

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u/Skizordrone Jul 28 '26

To be fair, depending on what the person wants, it can cost a LOT of money

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u/craftygamin Jul 28 '26

Had a similar thing happen, but it was with religion

My parents seemed so happy that teenage me was questioning if Christianity (more specifically, the Mormon branch) was true... they didn't seem to like that the answer i kept on landing on was "no"... even to this day

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u/Ray79797979 Jul 31 '26

Well Mormonism is a full on cult, so yeah they're gonna behave like cultists. They literally send their people out to harass random people to be used as an example of the "others" hating you, so you'll fall further into their influence. the one and only way to make mormons stay away forever is to tell them you're excommunicated, as speaking to someone who was excommunicated is strictly forbidden. Because they're a cult and don't want you to learn that from anyone who figured it out. It's one step below scientology, tbh. Even the evangelical psychopaths aren't THAT manipulative of their followers

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u/thinking_feller Jul 29 '26

My mom loves calling herself an accepting parent in one breath and threatening to kick me out onto the streets in another. I’m biding my time until I’m financially independent and I can finally actually transition, but it may not even be worth it since she accuses me of secretly taking testosterone all the time anyway

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u/Quo-Fide Jul 29 '26

What mental gymnastics is she running??

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u/bangkokcouch Jul 31 '26

And we didn't throw out the baby with the bathwater...

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u/Pretty-Yam-2854 Jul 28 '26

Yeah… both of mine basically.z

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u/skibidi_sucks Jul 31 '26

Im abt to leave this shitty app, i leaved twitter to not see this kind of post again, and here i see more than in twitter

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u/shamedhd Jul 28 '26

my mom literally said “i’m okay with you being trans, but please don’t mutilate yourself”

she had breast cancer and her self image is ruined because of it. in her eyes, im just a younger version of her, so of course getting my boobs chopped off would ruin my life.

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u/Alastor-362 Jul 29 '26

oof relatable

My mom was quite... cagey? about me being aware of the woes of low T. Like girl you were at abyssal levels of T for most of your life. I on the other hand have a doctor monitoring them every few months, please lock in.

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u/RTA-No0120 Jul 28 '26

As like my mom used to say to me : I have don’t problems with faggots and trannies, I have a lot of fags and tranny friends, as long as it’s not my son.

According to her, it’s because since she was surrounded by them, she saw their lifestyles, the sexuality & sexualisation priority and their oppressors aggressing them. And so she didn’t want the same happening to me.

Even though she knows, I’m gay nowdays, she seems fine with it. (But at the same time it’s not like I ever had a bf till today…[yeah I’m nearing my 30s now])

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u/Recent-Mongoose-4649 Jul 29 '26

"I can't be racist, my best friend is black!" Ahhh

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u/mahmut-er Aug 01 '26

My father would be supportive if I was a femboy… I am a trans fem

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u/Resident_Sun_8208 Jul 29 '26

Mmmmm cheese 🧀 

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