
I have a counter that was an example related to race that actually make sense. That post wasn't the same as saying "you're one of the good Black people" it was more along the lines of how if you grow up as a non-Black person in a Black community, there will either be a case where the Black people there basically see you as one of them or you're just kinda there. You not being Black isn't the reason they don't see you as one of them, it's because you're not the vibe AND you're not Black.
The crazy part is youre a white queers telling me, a black trans lesbian that my comparison doesn’t make sense when it in fact does make sense and you people pnly think it doesn’t make sense because you havent lived either of those realities. And what does “the vibe” mean? It means “you dont act like one of those bad black people” not whatever you said because this applies to literally any black person that doesn’t fit the stereotype.
And no that's not what "the vibe" means lmao I grew up in a part of my city where there were like 10 white people. There were the ones go were culturally the same as everybody else because that was their culture and the ones who were just there and weird. The white people who were part of the culture are trans girls that are just girls. The white people who hinged on the fact that they were the only white kid are trans girls who are trans girls. Either way, it's the same neighborhood
The neighborhood=womanhood when making the analogy. You're not suddenly not a woman just because you're a trans woman just like you don't suddenly not live in the Black neighborhood just because you're white. It's a matter of integration and being culturally attuned that determines whether you're "the white kid" or just Mark
I dont care about people “fitting the stereotype” you gargantuan turd, im making the point that saying “theres trans girls who are trans and trans girls who are just girls” is separating the identities into a binary of “good and bad” just as separating “the good blacks” from the “regular blacks” is separating the identities into good and bad. Oh, so youre not trans and telling a trans woman what analogy does or doesn’t work? Good to see cis people stay telling trans people what is wrong and righ
An analogy is a literary device lol you're mot automatically an expert on literary devices just because you're trans. You can't make an analogy where you're basing the comparison on a sentiment I never expressed lol there's nothing good or bad about being more aligned culturally with the group you identify with, it just is what it is