Anonymous #1 19h

This is one guy in my gym who wears a Trump shirt constantly i’ll lift him in every lift and I’m probably half of a size

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Anonymous #2 18h

What doesn’t make sense to uou

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Anonymous #1 18h

how does one feel like they were born in the wrong body?

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Anonymous #2 18h

i’m trans so for me it was i constantly felt distress with things associated with being a woman such as clothing long hair etc then it became i hate being called a girl and having ppl use she/her pronouns along with the name i was given imagine the best comparison i have to that feeling is if everyone suddenly started mispronouncing your name like you know they are referring to you but you know thats not your name so it feels weird

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Anonymous #5 18h

so why does that make you trans vs just being a non-feminine woman?? I’d associate long hair and clothing such as dresses more so with femininity than with women as men can have long hair and wear dresses too?

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Anonymous #2 18h

Did u miss the pronouns and name part? Also societal expectations and gender roles can be very uncomfortable when you don’t feel like yourself

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Anonymous #2 18h

I am transgender because i dislike the labels, name, and expectations that were placed on me before I was even born. I dont act or look like a woman nor a man and find it very limiting and misleading and confusing to call myself either.

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Anonymous #2 18h

I can chime in as someone who’s also trans, I could of been just a very fem man, but society would of still treated me as a man, and I don’t feel like that gender catagory best fits how I internally feel, hormones can help my body match more to how I feel internally.

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Anonymous #2 17h

I started taking testosterone because I wasnt happy in my body and with my hormones at all and its made me significantly happier and healthier as well as using my chosen name and he/him pronouns

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Anonymous OP 17h

Flexxxx on em

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Anonymous #7 17h

What makes you assume this

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Anonymous #7 17h

Yeah thats what i thought

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Anonymous #2 14h

i felt wrong as a woman and right as a man, and that's pretty much all that needs explaining, honestly. i don't know why my brain decided i don't match, but im happier being a man

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Anonymous #7 14h

Neither I just had gender dysphoria

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Anonymous #7 14h

I mean, like statistics show that people thrive after they get help

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Anonymous #2 14h

Yeah, but personally for me, I was suicidal as a child. I try to kill myself when I was like eight years old. I thought I was gonna grow into a boy until my dad beat it into me that I wasn’t. And I just never felt right even like happy Christmas stuff when I was six or seven my aunt gave me a brand new bike that I was begging for and it had princesses and it was pink and I just didn’t want. It kind of felt like I knew who I was and everyone was playing a big prank on me.

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Anonymous #7 14h

See this is what I mean the assuming because people don’t understand I understand that it’s weird and abnormal for people who have never felt that way, but some people just have gender dysphoria it’s not OK to let them kill themselves over it

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Anonymous #4 13h

it’s annoying because people keep repeating the same shit as if they’re doing affirmations in front of a mirror. and when they actually say smth about why they think that way, they just shut up when shown evidence to the contrary. I hope some actually educate themselves, but the rest just want smth to be mad about..

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Anonymous #7 13h

it’s so funny the way this isnt back by any statistics or evidence lmao

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Anonymous #7 13h

studies unilaterally show how trans healthcare is life-saving & necessary, if you don’t believe in science then just say so lmao

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Anonymous #10 10h

I’m not

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Anonymous #10 10h

ik this is a reference but it’s an unfunny one

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