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lemmy.blahaj.zone

damn, i didnt realise even trans spaces are hostile to trans mascs :< thats ass

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It's more that many spaces lean heavily transfem, so it's hard for transmascs to relate or feel represented

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And sometimes the high prevalence of transfems in certain spaces leads to people accidentally doing things like she/her'ing everyone by default.

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Gustephanreply
lemmy.world

IME trans spaces are kinda just low key hostile to men in general. Not in the way where everybody is hostile or anything, but if you pay attention you'll notice that misandrists get away with a wild amount of shit slinging in trans spaces as compared to most other flavors of bigotry being policed quickly and harshly

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My experience is that it's generally worse when in the milieu of an institution (e.g. university, larger orgs) or anywhere power imbalance is structural. That there are more examples of good in independent spaces.

I'm not much of a gender expressionist so maybe it doesn't translate to a transmasc exp.

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Gladaedreply
feddit.org

Allegedly there are more transmascs than transfems in young people.

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The gap between them closed. They are roughly equal now as opposed to transfems out numbering transmascs. Transphobes latched onto there being relatively more transmascs and use it as a talking point in support of their "theory" of social contagion.

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lemmy.world

Not trans here, but please don't become an incel, a transmasccel, or whatever!

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Soulgreply
ani.social

No it's referring to the "male loneliness epidemic"

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Soulgreply
ani.social

The poster is a trans man and I think it's them feeling validated as male, that's how I read it

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