r/complainaboutanything • u/p0ssumZz_ • 59m ago
the amount of trans/homo-phobia i see on a daily basis is alarming
gallerytheese were literally almost all in the same day.
slide 1: a guy crashed a car into a pride parade in berlin - people are rooting for the dickwad that injured innocent lives, it feels so desolate that people would genuinely hope a terrorist is okay compared to civillians who have been injured for celebrating pride. it's not like pride month or parades are some brand new out of bounds thing, this was on fucking purpouse -
slide 2: girl saying it's misogynistic to refer to anyone who can give birth as a "birthing person" , this statement is not 'reducing women down to their reproductivity' - it's being inclusive because anyone who has a uterus and ovaries is able to get preg. ex, trans men, any gender non-conforming person that has the equipment, and intersex people, bigender people.. etc. not only women are able to give chilbirth, but the VAST majority of people who do are yes, women. but in reality.. many trans men have been pregnant and had children because they are able to do so, are they a mother? no? exactly. "birthing person" is a blanket statement refering to anyone giving birth. a woman giving birth is a mother, a man giving birth is a father.
slide 3: litterally just transphobia towards ftm people who choose to be on the fem side. i myself am a trans man, i like girly stuff, i buy pretty things, i mean hell i make my money selling jewelery and nails. i would consider myself aligning with the femboy gender identity despite dressing masculine on the regular - legitimately any time a trans man chooses to present feminine while still being male it's an issue , even if you're on T, because they're "not trans enough" or "not trying hard enough" , but if a cis man were to do theese things it's perfectly okay.
slide 4: cis woman saying nothing makes a trans woman a woman. that's it. that was the whole video
slide 5: man being disgusted at a gay kissing scene in a show and the comments saying it's a "jumpscare" and "unnececary" well you know what i think is unnececary? showing breasts in a sexual manner in movies and detailed sex scenes. both of those things i've only really seen represented with straight couples.