BIGGER AND MORE PRIDEFUL THAN EVER BEFORE trans-ferret trans-hydra

    • Yor [she/her]@hexbear.net
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      the thing is just wanting to wear traditionally girl clothes or do girl things still doesn’t inherently make you trans. some femboys never transition, some people crossdress just because they like it - aesthetic preferences aren’t always absolutes in terms of gender identity (not to mention transwomen who never want to wear shorts shorts or shave their legs).

      maybe this is putting it a bit too simply, but some people transition due to dysphoria, some over euphoria, and some because they just want to. does what you’ve been feeling and confused about fall into any of those categories? what would you gain right now from knowing you were trans?

      • BountifulEggnog [they/them]@hexbear.net
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        dysphoria

        I think it falls into the dysphoria category. I am constantly uncomfortable in my body and it has only gotten worse the more I consider things. It feels too large, too manish, too hairy, its gross and I hate it. My body feels like a prison I am lugging around. I haven’t gotten to try much girl stuff so I haven’t really felt much gender euphoria.

        what would you gain right now from knowing you were trans?

        I would feel legitimate and like I have a plan to go forward with.

    • Chapo_is_Red [he/him]@hexbear.net
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      Dudes in the past use to wear much shorter shorts too. Clothing takes on gendered meaning in a cultures relative time and place, so I don’t think there’s anything intrinsically masculine or feminine etc. about the length of one’s trousers.

      So idk, shits complicated