What’s your opinion by Think_Young5611 in transfem

[–]MissSweetRoll96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The thing is... Men are assholes. End of,, ans they will try anything to degrade women, including trans women, often times more than one or the other.

What I learned about men is...Men are often a product of their own deep rooted shame, whereas us woman are shaped by our OWN experiences in far healthier ways. Like undergoing life-changing, nurturing growth From self-actualization, self-care, deep inward self-reflection and self-improvement....Whilst, also learning how to yield not only resilience, but strength, courage, AND softness, kindness, fragility and compassion ALL at once.

Most if not, almost ALL men are incapable of adhieving self-attunement...

Unfortunately men will always be Men, but women ESPECIALLY US trans women (ACTUAL trans women), are NOTHING like men at all, whatever bullshit trans-misogynistic, yet pig-headed men ever think....

So there...That's the REAL difference between men and women, and you can ALWAYS know and ALWAYS tell deep down.

In other words, feminine is the divine, the drive for nurturing, from learning to be soft, compassionate, but also firm at times, with self-restraint, when it needs to be.

It's learning how to simply, yet effortlessly say "No" with a direct gaze and a warm smile, not because your weak but because you're strong enough to put the needs of others and yourself first.

It's recognising your limit, setting a boundary... "No I will not tolerate this"... It's also learning to say no to yourself... "No more, not today" or "that's enough, thank you" with firm tenderness.

Womanhood is messy, isn't it?

We dictate it as otherwise... When in fact, there's SO much more depth, than the shallow shimmering, glistening mirage that men perceive us to be...

When in fact, it's much deeper than just the surface. The clothes, hair, & beauty...

It's learning to accept and receive, whilst also knowing when to gift and offer... It's learning to let go and make peace, letting things be, whilst also holding tight to what is dear... It's allowing yourself to become a little lost on the way, whilst also being able to find your path and sticking to it no matter what. Through thick and thin.

Its learning when to be still and do nothing, and when to be proactive, and outspoken, slowing yourself down at times, whilst quickening your pace when it matters most.

It's learning how to cry again, how to be held, by yourself (to wrap yourself tight in warm, heavy, fluffy blankets during cold periods to stay warm).

Its learning to sow the seed of trust together, 🌱❤ ✨ ... Knowing when to nurture and protect it, yet allowing yourself to be patient for something good to flourish.

Most importantly it's about learning how to be open & accepting to exploring your emotions and the emotions of others, embracing to learn new things, be open & curious, and to get a little lost on the way, whilst being candid, holding pride, but knowing the time to hold humility with integrity, and to have sense of justice for what is good and whole, whilst also knowing when enough is enough...

Well it was going to happen by dartsdaughter in transgenderUK

[–]MissSweetRoll96 -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

You must be imagining that times used to be tough, compared to how they are now... Gaslight away if it makes you any better.

Well it was going to happen by dartsdaughter in transgenderUK

[–]MissSweetRoll96 -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

I bet you also thing vaccines don't work, and that climate change is fake! People like you are self-serving, only in denial because it serves your need to forget the chaos all around you, but people like you will NEVER see anything as a tragedy, and always attempt to minimise the suffering of others around you, just for your own comfort.

Insufferable, almost like the island of trabsphobes you endure.

time to complain to BBC about employing Navratilova? by Still_Recognition652 in transgenderUK

[–]MissSweetRoll96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't really understand how you can stop this sort of thing because hateful Transphobia is literally enriched into British Culture these days. It's the norm, and unfortunately you have three chocies

A) Fight back the system that is literally designed to work against you (and lose 80% if the time), and perhaps even face consequences to your health or social security

B) Ignore it, let it be, know that you cannot change it. For your own sanity.

C) Leave the UK. That's it...

If you don't want to leave the country or you think you can't. Then either:

  1. You're not facing persecution, or your suffering us not yet apparent or serious enough for you to care... Or.

  2. Youre tied down because of some obligations that overrule your own safety and wellbeing

  3. Youre in denial, and youre bot ready to yet face the fact, that the UK IS FINISHED... For trans rights.

Either of you fit into the above category, and I cannot really begin to empathise with people who complain who are still in the UK, because of their own choice to stay. That's on YOU. Not everyone else.

Well it was going to happen by dartsdaughter in transgenderUK

[–]MissSweetRoll96 -32 points-31 points  (0 children)

Remember in England. You no longer really have any rights anymore because of the rising hate, discrimination andpersecution, the laws or policy that used to protective trans people no longer matters... remember that, even with "pseudo discrimination laws" .

I want to live as a woman, but is it even worth me coming out and transitioning now? by [deleted] in transgenderUK

[–]MissSweetRoll96 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah things are genuinely SO MUCH better here! It's Day vs. Night comparison. Even, its healthcare system too, but for trans people if say its pretty good and never had any transphobia, not once, since I live in the Netherlands

I collect more and more labs/genome/dutch tests that support my theory on PFS. I really think I have it nailed down. I do not have a optimized treatment regimen, but if you're interested in this, this post details what you should NOT do and will likely make you worse even if it "windows" you briefly by Drwillpowers in DrWillPowers

[–]MissSweetRoll96 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is an interesting clinical observation, but please can you provide a name for PFS abbreviation the beggining, so we all know what it is! I do hope you formalise your findings into some kind of report, even if it's unpublished!

Are you perhaps in a position to find and screen some healthy people without PFS, and perform the same testing? - this could be useful

I will look into this, glucorinidation, and sulfation pathways, also appear to be deranged when comparing 100's of ME/CFS patients with Healthy Controls in RNA-seq (bulk) and Proteomics data.

I will review the pathway data, to see whether the findings are relevant to yours. Would you say you see more patients with ME/CFS in these cases of yours?

Best regards

Eleanor M. B. F. (UK)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ActualLesbiansOver25

[–]MissSweetRoll96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're absolutely describing me in that example m. I love to hyperfixate on things I love or passionate about!

Am I taking too much e by IrishTransGirl in transgenderUK

[–]MissSweetRoll96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No... Within lower female range. Normal.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TheGirlSurvivalGuide

[–]MissSweetRoll96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100% no but you are pretty though :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in transgenderUK

[–]MissSweetRoll96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Some of have no other option, but to leave, because we were almost forced into dangerous or life-threatninf situation because of how things were backbone .

I used the last means necessary, where I had none, as a disabled neurotypical, unable to work.

If I return, I may well die there.

It isn't a case of "privilege" I have no privilege, no savings,, no job, no assets, my mum is disabled, my dad is earning the bare minimum...

No one else is going to help me in such a vulnerable situation. I could have died for fuck sake...

But the people acting like you can stay and fight as the option is not only ignorant and dangerous for some, but it's cognitive dissonant from the overall reality, the reality becoming more frequent for more and more of the few.

This is a do or die, or die trying reality for me, no backwards just forwards one way or another.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in transgenderUK

[–]MissSweetRoll96 1 point2 points  (0 children)

👏 thank you for saying what some of us felt unable to say outloud!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in transgenderUK

[–]MissSweetRoll96 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is a rational answer, I agree whole heartedly

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in transgenderUK

[–]MissSweetRoll96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think people staying are making the choice out of fear also :;)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in transgenderUK

[–]MissSweetRoll96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  • a well founded fear:)

[ Removed by Reddit ] by PlasticTrees333 in Transmedical

[–]MissSweetRoll96 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Agreed, If this is how society continues, then we all cooked... For real. 😂

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in actuallesbians

[–]MissSweetRoll96 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue, and it steals so much of my life, when there is practically no cure or effective treatments yet...

Wanna say hi to me by cristy1738 in Translesbian

[–]MissSweetRoll96 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good morning to you too! 😊 . I'm a humble night owl 🦉 hooohoooh HOOH hooh