Why is it considered offensive to suggest that the phenomenon of young women identifying as non-binary might be related to internalised misogyny, but it's just fine and dandy to say that feminists who feel unwell about transwomen in female-only spaces must be feeling so because their trauma with male-bodied people makes them unable to think straight?
Are people's feelings always valid, or are others allowed to analyze them and form their own theories about others's feelings?
Are people's feelings always valid, or are others allowed to analyze them and form their own theories about others's feelings?
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bonifartius 𒂼𒄄
@taylan the most frightening thought is that some of the friends who been/are girls in my youth would today probably be labeled trans as they didn't fit the pink girly motive. none of them is trans today, as far as i know.
even the one person i know who has doubts about gender hates the gender circus and things like hormones/puberty blockers for kids.
i think 99% of the things happening are internalized misogyny.
