[ SECRET POST #4738 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4738 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'd turn this question around. Why is there such a need for biological similarity between cis and trans? My assumption is that it stems from the notion that to be equal, one must be the same as the other. Kind of like how society tends to praise women who are "one of the guys". Since I absoultely loathe the notion that to be a good woman, I'd have to emulate men, I don't understand why transpeople should have to fit into the cis category. Let trans be trans (and the same with inters, non-binaries, etc.)


But I disagree with your last sentiment. Biology does matter. Were there not different sexes, there would be no gender dysphoria. If men and women were exactly the same, there would be no feeling of being born into the wrong body.

[(Anonymous)]

What the fuck point are you trying to make

[(Anonymous)]

I asked a question to which you clearly don't have an answer. No need to be rude.

[(Anonymous)]

A cis woman being less feminine in order to be "one of the guys" has jack shit to do with a trans woman having to be MORE feminine to be afforded basic respect. Rather than compare it to yourself having to emulate a man, imagine that everyone around you outright referred to you, a woman, as a man, all day every day.

Also gender =/= sex.