Disco fan (the game not the music).

First transgender man to have autogynephilia. Formally diagnosed with other unspecified skibidi toilet syndrome. Hobbies include writing and complaining.
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DiscoDeerDiary
@DiscoDeerDiary

A good way to protect yourself from the "am I a fake trans" feeling is to develop a mindset of radical bodily autonomy and help empower other people to exercise their own autonomy


DiscoDeerDiary
@DiscoDeerDiary

Believing that you are "fake trans" relies on believing in "fake trans" as a category of moral transgression, rather than a post-hoc explanation for someone's lack of solidarity


DiscoDeerDiary
@DiscoDeerDiary

If you're engaging in meaningful community care with other trans people (or at the very least not throwing them under the bus for personal gain) then you're head and shoulders above a lot of undeniably real trans people I've met


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in reply to @DiscoDeerDiary's post:

An interesting direct effect of this is changing a dilemma/small existential crisis of "am I valid as a person because I feel external to the mainstream attitudes of this subculture" to "what solidarity do I owe this community whose politics differ from my own" which is a question with a likely less easy but significantly more material answer!