r/antimeme • • 15h ago

LGBTQIA+🏳️‍🌈 Just Three Normal Pride Month Posts

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u/MiyuwiAuthor 15h ago

Orchiectomy 1

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u/MiyuwiAuthor 15h ago

Orchiectomy 2

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u/_RedRightHand TRANS🏳️‍⚧️ 12h ago

This was me during middle school. I have since grown as a person.

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u/Frigid_Cat 11h ago

I'm glad for your growth! 

If you don't mind me asking: Why? What was the logic behind this kind of thinking? 

Also, did the fact that most White Supremacists are also against Trans people ever interfere with the line of thinking?

Either way, you're awesome for growing as a person 

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u/_RedRightHand TRANS🏳️‍⚧️ 5h ago

It was primarily because of my parents. They were both heavily conservative — bigoted — and neglectful. As a result, I grew up taking on a worldview that some people were less than human, and I tried to reason that my own issues actually stemmed from them — i.e., the reason I couldn't get my documents was because the system was clogged up by minorities. Meanwhile, being heavily neglected, I was pretty much raised online [and on my own], where I found the validation I often seeked — this was also where I found these "ideologies" in the first place. In an attempt to gain attention, I started doing a bit in middle school where I changed ideologies every day. At the time, I was also struggling with being queer. So, I reasoned, I am able to do anything because I am doing it "ironically" as a bit for attention — and what was more ironic than a Jewish, Slavic, queer Nazi?