a big part of being trans online is not relating to 90% of relatable trans posts & that's ok
i was never able to get into fallout new vegas and every time someone online talks about it as a Trans Experience® it gives me hives
also most moe anime drives me up a fucking wall and I don’t really click with yuri unless the girls are banging, thinking about banging, or actively trying to murder each other
I never got the appeal of DnD. I hate almost all forms of fantasy that aren't heavily based on real life.
I can’t stand pickles. I don’t mind pickled jalapeños, but pickles (I.e. pickled cucumbers) are a flat no from me. Always picked them off of my burgers when taking out and eventually learned to special order at restaurants when they are typically included.
But yeah, I have some early childhood trauma from a snack share day in kindergarten and being forced as an autistic kid (who didn’t know she was autistic or a girl at the time) to try everyone’s favorite snack. It didn’t go well.
My salt cravings from the spiro when I was on it were sated by French fries, instead!
I remember seeing a fantastic Twitter thread a while back from a Black trans woman (I searched for it, couldn't find it, sorry) about how a lot of the things that get claimed as "queer culture" by white trans women tend to just be things that are part of a suburban white male upbringing that white trans women brought with them when they transitioned, rather than things that are actually emblematic of the queer community.













