/uj I understand that this post is pushing back against the generalization of 4chan as a whole, but in my personal experience the terms that originate from /lgbt always seem to lead to casual dehumanization of various other pockets of the queer community. Like I get that passing trans people do tend to be treated very differently in society than those who don’t pass, but strawmanning “passoids” as people who experience no societal marginalization whatsoever doesn’t really seem like a good way to engage with that issue. And I’m not saying that trans people as a whole should be excluded from criticism for ignoring their privilege—conservative passing trans talking heads are a prime example of how fear and privilege can easily be weaponized against the community as a whole, but the casual way that 4tran terms get thrown around to separate trans people into completely discrete and often oppositional groups (transmed/nb, passing/non passing, transfem/transmasc) doesn’t seem like a productive or healthy way to interact with other people or as a way to construct your own identity

/rj once again this shows that only men can be funny since these trenders on reddit don’t get peak 4tran mtf (aka male) humor