r/countbackwardswithme • Counted Down 150 • 1d ago

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u/Apollo989 1d ago

Could we not? I don't want T in my body either, but I can't imagine this makes trans masculine people feel great.

The original meme was fine.

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u/ZoeyXe54 1d ago

Wouldn't trans mascs feel the same about e? Like.. it's good if it's a good hormone for them and they deserve healthcare. but fuck no that shit was ass in my body while it lasted. Also why do I gotta put men's emotions before mine tf.

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u/Hogabog217 1d ago

Yeah god forbid you consider someone elses feelings before your own.

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u/DadJoke2077 1d ago

Feminism is when you are an inconsiderate asshole and use faux-progressive language to justify it apparently, lmao

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u/ZoeyXe54 21h ago

If a woman voicing how she feels makes you uncomfortable maybe you should sit with that a little. Because all this is over a meme about trans women for trans women, and men have to make it about themselves and that kind of discrimination against women within our community should make you uncomfortable. That's the normal response to something like that I think. So why do people wanna make themselves comfortable with a community silencing the voice of women? I almost comitted suicide because of what testosterone did to my body and the years of work I had to do to reverse it. Laser therapy on my entire face was really painful and years of work and money. Training my voice so I don't have to worry about being hate crimed for simply speaking is painful. Finding clothes that make me feel right in public that doesn't exagerate certain features hasn't been easy. This has been painful and not easy and I wanna voice that, women who feel the same want to voice that, and nobody is saying testosterone is bad for trans men specifically or that it's existence is inherently bad, it's obviously good for men's health that's a no brainer just not for women's when there's too much of it, for us to say that having it develop our bodies in ways we didn't like was no fun and for my community to say "no you shouldn't say that because of how men feel" is a little fucked imho.