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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

"Living again as the man that I am": de-transition article

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Lamaha · 14/03/2019 17:25

www.christianpost.com/news/first-man-recognized-as-nonbinary-in-us-regrets-taking-hormones-warns-against-trans-sham-230315/?fbclid=IwAR2BFaTUacorLlX9u5mHtOhKSqikTQREJxVCQbIbYSq9abHkVgLyn6SSgvI

The first man recognized as 'nonbinary' in US regrets taking hormones, warns against trans ideology.

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PleaseSpeak · 14/03/2019 17:37

Very powerful.

Lamaha · 14/03/2019 21:44

Maybe most of you oldtimers have all already read this story: this time, the story of a lesbian/transman who de-transitions. It's very long and I haven't finished reading it yet but so, so powerful and so, so telling. It is heartbreaking and enraging at the same time. Simply unbelievable, what goes on within the bubble.

This should be a book.

4thwavenow.com/2016/04/27/shrinking-to-survive-a-former-trans-man-reports-on-life-inside-queer-youth-culture/

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Lamaha · 14/03/2019 21:48

The insistence that lesbianism is not a strictly female experience runs so deep that transwomen, even those who only date other transwomen, often refer to themselves as “transdykes.” This includes those who are not transitioning–men who can literally only be differentiated from any other man when you ask his preferred pronouns. Many women believe that these “transdykes,” even those who have never been identifiable as anything but straight men to the outside world in any way, are more oppressed than any “cis” woman, specifically on the axis of gender. The level of gaslighting taking place here is difficult to overstate.

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