Cass

It's not like there's no incentive to socially exile trans women you don't like. A behaviour I've seen you engage in more than a few times even as someone who barely uses this site.

The point is having allegations doesn't necessarily make one guilty of those allegations. In what I believe to be the case you're referring to, I agree the evidence is pretty clear cut; but other trans people can absolutely maliciously lie about a variety of allegations to harm others. And do.

I don't know how you reconcile this undoubtedly correct belief with the assertion that you also believe largely unsourced and poorly credible information about other trans women when convenient.

Of course you do. You'd think you were better anyway. That's what I've already identified.

It's very easy to credibly allege harm when your definition of that means "Anything said by the trans girls I like and ignoring anything said by the ones I don't."

I could do it right now!

One of the most ontologically evil posters on this site, no doubt. Holier than thou trans woman who operates on a uniquely selective categorization of who is good and who is bad while simultaneously doing real harm. Smarmy, unpleasant and wrong more often than not.

Me too. Thank you.

No. It wasn't. I've updated it.

Okay but I wish I was a passoid

Thank you. I was ill during it but otherwise I'm fine. Still trying to collect all my things and get a job but things are okay.

Mostly the latter but they should probably know better

Well they're from privileged trans women. So very.

They are actually doing that yeah

I was busy and still am but I'm housed.

I am consistently up to no good

You know it's good when you're blocked by the person being quoted.

It definitely didn't land for me yeah. I have no womanhood to speak of.

Always did relate to Ames a lot more than Reese.

I've been a bit busy not being homeless babe. I'm still about but yeah I mean shit is rough rn.

I have no incentive to lie about this. Somebody openly called me the t slur in public earlier on today.

The rest of the world tells me it does. I get gendered male 100% of the time.

I wanted to pass. I didn't.

That presumes there's going to be an impressive result. Sometimes (most of the time) pain is just pain. There's no virtue and it typically produces the same result or worse as people who didn't have to suffer that pain.

I mean, no, but transitioning made me feel by and large worse. I want the outcomes of transition, but the process of transition didn't provide me those.

I gave it a pretty good shot. 3 years.

I think when you have good things to feel, feeling is nice, I think when all you have is misery, feeling hurts - numbness is better.

I think I'll try and retain what femininity I can but estrogen was driving me to the grave. I tried sunlight. It hurt too much.

Idk I prefer feeling nothing to feeling intensely negative all the time. I'm far more functional with the former than the latter.

I know how I looked compared to my peers. I'm not stupid. I wasn't deceived.

It wasn't functional to cry every night lamenting how terrible things were. Less pain was what I wanted. I lack the means to change what causes me pain but I can change how I respond to it, biochemically if necessary.

There were a few reasons, some economic, but mostly that I didn't feel any better on it. Feeling more wasn't helping me when all I felt was sad and awful. And I didn't get any feminisation bodily.

The emotional barrier testosterone put up honestly got me through these last few weeks.

I mean, that did seem to be all anyone sees me as after 3 years of HRT (recently stopped).

Omg thank you. This has seriously brightened what is a very rough period for me. You'll probably hear a bit more about it soon but yeah. The next week is probably going to be fairly rough.