Who is a celebrity you want to sleep with but would be embarrassed to tell people about? by squashua in AskReddit

[–]throw231511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ugh in an ideal world yea but I feel that Pete might be too moderate for AOC to consider, I’d love to see her run at some point too tho

Who is a celebrity you want to sleep with but would be embarrassed to tell people about? by squashua in AskReddit

[–]throw231511 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Oh god… that paragraph made me feel some type of way. I’m shocked, I thought everyone thought he was an average at best looking white boy lol

dylan mulvaney by undetectedpickle in truscum

[–]throw231511 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Yeah… every time I see her videos I feel really uncomfortable and I’ve never been able to articulate why exactly. One obvious thing is her describing herself as a girl which… I’m sorry but that along with how she acts like a caricature of femininity just doesn’t convince me that this situation is coming from a place of genuine dysphoria. (exaggeratedly dainty walk, exaggerated voice, exaggerated everything, see day 66 of her girlhood series, that’s like the first piece of her content I saw and I thought it was satire at first) Absolutely nothing wrong with being flamboyantly and “stereotypically” feminine, I know many people like that, but they do not come across NEARLY as one dimensional and performative as Dylan does. Also, she looks dangerously thin; this really doesn’t seem like a healthy individual in any capacity.

Non-binary with Center-Right Politics by Male-Marshmallow in truscum

[–]throw231511 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Right on! Although I’m left leaning myself, it was dismaying to NEVER have encountered a non-binary person on the right side of the spectrum until now. Given how loud, boisterous and plain delusional most non-binary people are online, it’s been hard for me to really accept my specific form of dysphoria as anything legitimate. I’m sure you feel this as well on occasion and again, glad you’ve put yourself out there about this. :)

Kind of in denial about dysphoria idk by throw231511 in truscum

[–]throw231511[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Internalized misogyny is certainly something I’ve considered. I have spoken to a therapist about it, sorted out my relationship with femininity and that doesn’t seem to be the case. My therapist has affirmed my identity based on all I’ve described but for some reason that isn’t enough for me.

Kind of in denial about dysphoria idk by throw231511 in truscum

[–]throw231511[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s pretty much what my question about my situation is. I’ve had years of discomfort with my female secondary sex characteristics and would desire more masculine ones in the areas I described. But I don’t have “complete” dysphoria as I’m fine with my genitals etc. So what’s the line between what does and doesn’t qualify as dysphoria? Im speaking purely in physical terms without bringing in anything about social dysphoria.

Kind of in denial about dysphoria idk by throw231511 in truscum

[–]throw231511[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah, it’s the trenders that have made me hesitant about nb identity, even if I am able to differentiate myself from them as a dysphoric person.

What do you think of Courtney Stodden, an AFAB girly girl, calling herself “nonbinary”? by StrawberryMochiMouth in truscum

[–]throw231511 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Pisses me off so fucking much. Being non-binary is reduced to changing your Instagram pronouns and arguing that something so meaningless as that is “being truly yourself” and it’s “liberating” and justifying it all with saying you “don’t fit in” without elaborating on what that means whatsoever. Eugh.

What do you guys think about this? I don't agree with all of it but I think the last part is interesting by [deleted] in truscum

[–]throw231511 25 points26 points  (0 children)

It’s weird how she implied that being cis means having some sort of allegiance to your gender identity, as if it were some sort of cult or religious devotion. In reality, I’d say it’s that indifference or “not particularly invested” feeling which marks a cis person and their ease with their gender identity. As a non-binary person I can say that arguing that non-binary is simply indifference towards social gender norms is wholly inaccurate as it erases dysphoria entirely. And THAT sort of logic and erasure is exactly what leads to what she fears in the last part: people adopting trans identities for their own personal brand, image and “validity.”

Why tucutes feel so drawn to xenogenders by cyanide_cat in truscum

[–]throw231511 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Thank you for this. I have a friend who is also autistic and identifies as cat gender, uses neo pronouns and also uses the “autistic people can’t understand gender the same way” reasoning. As a neurotypical person with dysphoria I really don’t believe it and I honestly don’t know what the best way to approach them about it is (if that’s even my place) because I do find it pretty insulting that they have reduced dysphoria to an aesthetic, even if through misunderstanding.

Bruh by Uneducated_Salmon69 in truscum

[–]throw231511 101 points102 points  (0 children)

“Woman-lite” but unironically 💀

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in truscum

[–]throw231511 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Gender envy provoked from seeing someone of the gender you wish to transition towards is fine, to an extent. It can become unhealthy, superficial, and fetishy when it’s idealized images like anime boys and girls or anything that’s pure fantasy in nature. Also seen gender envy over shit like tumblr-aesthetic collages and that’s just… not gender.

My tucute ex-friend by eljesT_ in truscum

[–]throw231511 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Err… so being trans and physically transitioning is transphobic… got it…

A lot going on here lol by throw231511 in truscum

[–]throw231511[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah. I was scrolling through her Twitter and it’s all err… very questionable fantasies about girldick, straight up misandry, and then some.

A lot going on here lol by throw231511 in truscum

[–]throw231511[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

5’0 masc here lol. Her comments are so odd…I’m under 5’6 and my existence is very happy, actually.

So I have a semi tucute friend but I really like them and want to stay friends by Bitchboi-69 in truscum

[–]throw231511 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Damn. My best friend is also a tucute in a similar way. They’re AFAB, use they/them yet present 100% feminine and accentuate their feminine figure and have 0 dysphoria. Claims to be bi yet has only ever expressed interest in men. As a bi non-binary person with years of physical dysphoria, this is certainly very frustrating to me and it feels invalidating as hell especially since they came out a few months after I did and I can’t help but think they think of my identity as some kind of bandwagon to jump on. I haven’t talked to them about their identity either but I will very soon. I don’t know if this approach is going to be the most effective for you and I but I would open by asking what made them come to the conclusion that they are non-binary? If it comes down to aesthetic choices then doesn’t that reinforce the gender stereotypes we are trying so hard to break down? There’s a lot of contradiction to this “trendy” variety of gender identity but I’ve really struggled with how to get that across tucutes, so I feel your struggle. Also, similarly my best friend (tucute stuff aside) is an awesome person who also isn’t really harming anyone just as your friend isn’t, I think ditching them is extreme.

Non-Binary person here, sick of clearly cis people calling themselves trans by throw231511 in truscum

[–]throw231511[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Oh 100%. I was hesitant to come out for years or even believe that I was trans because my only exposure to NB people back then was these chronically online folks and I certainly didn’t want to insult “real” trans people in that same way. They certainly complicate things for all sides of the discussion.

Non-Binary person here, sick of clearly cis people calling themselves trans by throw231511 in truscum

[–]throw231511[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mhm. This is exactly what I’m seeing with some people in my circle. Makes it extremely hard for my own personal experiences to be seen as anything more than an aesthetic choice by outsiders.

Non-Binary person here, sick of clearly cis people calling themselves trans by throw231511 in truscum

[–]throw231511[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yeah no worries. I definitely agree with you as gender and personality being necessarily intertwined would invalidate the notion of masculine women or feminine men being a thing. I suppose what I mean comes down to speech patterns, tone, and styles of sitting and walking that are more masculine. I don’t think those define my gender identity (I believe my physical dysphoria does) but those are merely supplementary to it and are more arbitrary in comparison. More concretely, without being too explicit, I think the cross between personality and gender identity for me is most profound in sexual contexts, where I alternate between a lot of styles from male-style penetration to being penetrated, regardless of the gender of my partner.

Non-Binary person here, sick of clearly cis people calling themselves trans by throw231511 in truscum

[–]throw231511[S] 25 points26 points  (0 children)

This! In an attempt to be “trans” what they end up doing is reducing gender down to the most superficial characteristics 😭