Someone asked me: "How do you combat transphobia? How difficult is it to keep your cool when others erase the validity of your identity?" This is my answer. Instagram: little prince_cafc
just found your channel today, you are serving me nico tortorella vibes. also, you're helping me go thru this bs with my family, thanks for putting yourself out here. - your fellow nb transmasc boy, Aeden
Dead Horses it's just falling on the spectrum of what I am comfortable identifying with. that's like the best way to describe how I feel in a more specific way
Dead Horses idk how to explain it but like that's all I can say, it's just a feeling. I do identify as transman too. to me it's more the masculine part but to others it may be different. I'll normally tell ppl that I identify as a transboy to save the hassle, but I do identify more in the nb spectrum and I only tell ppl I'm transmasc in like a more safe space and where ppl who understand. I simply have limitations to express how I truly feel and that's it. you're like my bro who always want to talk more of a black and white situation which I'm tired of because I just can't explain, it's just like "love" it's complex and everyone has different definition that they connect with
Dead Horses presenting as masculine and do whatever is masculine. it feels uncomfortable to me when ppl call me a girl or woman, miss, etc. to me, relationships are still gay when it's with a guy or girl, that's why nb. it's just on the spectrum of nb how I present, how I want to be referred to is normally a guy, he/him, etc. it's just the relationship part and something inside me doesn't feel completely male and I know I'm definitely not a girl. it's just making however I feel more tangible with the things I do, I definitely associate masculine with the primary and secondary sex characteristics I want. sometimes gender norms help me pass better, it just make me happy
Okay. So I just finished writing a paper on transphobia and biphobia for my LGBT+ studies class and then your video pops up in my feed. I wrote about exactly what your bringing up. I’m happy that I can share a similar view with a trans person (with me being a cis person). Keep on being you❤️
Dead Horses yes I am actually studying that. I wanna understand more about myself and other people in the community. And I’m paying for my own schooling, thank you very much. If you don’t like what I do, don’t waste your time judging my life. Let me life and do what I want. 🤙🏼
Thanks for the video, Jett! You're right on. Can you make a video discussing how to cope with people staring at you, for the people who don't pass 100%? As one of these people it's very disturbing having never fewer than 50% of strangers make wide-eyed, prolonged stares every single time I leave the house. This is especially difficult when in a situation I can't or don't want to leave, like in a cafe.
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just found your channel today, you are serving me nico tortorella vibes. also, you're helping me go thru this bs with my family, thanks for putting yourself out here. - your fellow nb transmasc boy, Aeden
Dead Horses transmasculine
Dead Horses it's just falling on the spectrum of what I am comfortable identifying with. that's like the best way to describe how I feel in a more specific way
Dead Horses idk how to explain it but like that's all I can say, it's just a feeling. I do identify as transman too. to me it's more the masculine part but to others it may be different. I'll normally tell ppl that I identify as a transboy to save the hassle, but I do identify more in the nb spectrum and I only tell ppl I'm transmasc in like a more safe space and where ppl who understand. I simply have limitations to express how I truly feel and that's it. you're like my bro who always want to talk more of a black and white situation which I'm tired of because I just can't explain, it's just like "love" it's complex and everyone has different definition that they connect with
Dead Horses presenting as masculine and do whatever is masculine. it feels uncomfortable to me when ppl call me a girl or woman, miss, etc. to me, relationships are still gay when it's with a guy or girl, that's why nb. it's just on the spectrum of nb how I present, how I want to be referred to is normally a guy, he/him, etc. it's just the relationship part and something inside me doesn't feel completely male and I know I'm definitely not a girl. it's just making however I feel more tangible with the things I do, I definitely associate masculine with the primary and secondary sex characteristics I want. sometimes gender norms help me pass better, it just make me happy
Okay. So I just finished writing a paper on transphobia and biphobia for my LGBT+ studies class and then your video pops up in my feed. I wrote about exactly what your bringing up. I’m happy that I can share a similar view with a trans person (with me being a cis person). Keep on being you❤️
Dead Horses yes I am actually studying that. I wanna understand more about myself and other people in the community. And I’m paying for my own schooling, thank you very much. If you don’t like what I do, don’t waste your time judging my life. Let me life and do what I want. 🤙🏼
Thanks for the video, Jett! You're right on. Can you make a video discussing how to cope with people staring at you, for the people who don't pass 100%? As one of these people it's very disturbing having never fewer than 50% of strangers make wide-eyed, prolonged stares every single time I leave the house. This is especially difficult when in a situation I can't or don't want to leave, like in a cafe.
My problem too :/
I wish you love and healing.
OMG Youre sooo good looking!
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