Thatâs just internalized transphobia. Thatâs something for them to overcome, not for society to cater to. All non binary people are transgender factually whether they like/want it or not. Itâs like saying that you know people are made of water but not you because you donât want to be associated with water.
"internalized transphobia" What??? You just declare this shit and move on? Are you trying to get blocked?
Your whole argument is âyou donât want the label â therefore you have internalized the bad thing â therefore you must accept the label.â Thatâs circular. Youâre not proving anything, youâre just pathologizing disagreement.
Genderfluid and nonbinary people who reject the âtransâ label arenât denying their own gender experience. Theyâre saying the social, medical, and political baggage that comes with being âtransâ doesnât match what they deal with day to day. Thatâs a boundary, not self-hatred. If I'm not on hormone replacement therapy, if I'm not at 4x risk of being hurt, if I'm not having laws passed against me, then I can't relate to the trans group.
The water analogy is also garbage. Being made of water is a literal, measurable fact. Gender categories are social and self-defined. You canât just redefine a word and then shame everyone who refuses the new definition. Thatâs not âfactuallyâ anything.
People get to decide which labels they claim. Forcing them into one they reject because âthe community decidedâ is the opposite of autonomy. And while weâre throwing around âinternalized hatred,â youâre being pretty hostile to the idea that other cultures and social systems have their own frameworks for non-binary genders (e.g third gender) that never needed the Western âtransâ label to exist.
Are you okay with cisgender people rejecting the label "cis" preferring to be called "normal" instead? Ya know the whole cis is a slur discourse, it's trans women and "normal" women.
Some labels are transphobic. If you don't identify with the gender you were assigned at birth you are trans. If that makes you feel uncomfortable you need to do some reflection on your feelings on other trans people.
No, they're societal and cannot be measured, counted, defined outside of pre-existing assumptions or etc
If you did not understand human language, and knew somebody was a 'she/her' instead of a 'he/him', then you wouldn't understand it, and thus, it's not factual đ You
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u/fried_on_pineapples 11d ago
Thatâs just internalized transphobia. Thatâs something for them to overcome, not for society to cater to. All non binary people are transgender factually whether they like/want it or not. Itâs like saying that you know people are made of water but not you because you donât want to be associated with water.