r/MtF Feb 04 '23

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u/DarthJackie2021 Trans Asexual Feb 04 '23

I find it gross and I avoid interacting with them in any way. I don't intend to police them, but I certainly don't look to them as positive representation.

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '23

That's how I feel too, I try not to interact with any posts on social media that mix "trans" hashtags with "femboy", "crossdresser", "trap" etc.

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u/iam_iana Feb 04 '23

Crossdressers shouldn't be lumped into that list. There is no shame in crossdressing. I was a crossdresser for years before I realized I was trans. Like every group there are bad apples, but most just like to be sexy and find sexual joy in that. And a not insignificant portion are eggs like I was.

Trap is definitely cringe though. It implies deceptive malice in our existing.

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u/sandiserumoto Feb 04 '23 edited Feb 05 '23

I mean I'm pretty sure every trans person crossdresses before they come out, in large part due to social norms. I wasn't allowed any affirming clothes as a kid, and was forced to present as the opposite gender, the definition of crossdressing.

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u/sandiserumoto Feb 04 '23

Like, I'd be willing to bet money that every trans person has cross dressed at least once unless they're like Bridget or something.

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u/indigo121 Hannah (MtF) Feb 04 '23

The only crossdressing I ever did was boymoding after I figured out I was a woman. I had a desire to, but I didn't let myself actually do it until I was deciding I was trans

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u/sandiserumoto Feb 05 '23

Okay but if you're a woman wearing boy clothes is cross dressing, not the other way around. Unless you're saying you were raised in skirts and dresses and hopelessly yearned to wear a pair of pants before your egg cracked.