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7/26/2025, 8:29:22 AM No.40504621
they spoke facts
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Thread 40504621 - /lgbt/ [Archived: 182 hours ago]
Anonymous
7/26/2025, 8:58:38 AM No.40504803
Anonymous
7/26/2025, 9:00:08 AM No.40504812
people are willing to call trannies she even if they look male because its a game and people know what the rules are and what expectations trannies hold and how upset they get if you don't play along
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Anonymous
7/26/2025, 9:01:15 AM No.40504818
>>40504812
most people dont do that outside of controlled environments though
most people dont do that outside of controlled environments though
Anonymous
7/26/2025, 10:03:02 AM No.40505098
>>40504621 (OP)
It's probably true for cis people, but I think at least sometimes it's different for trans people, because they understand firsthand what it's like to look like one thing but feel like another on the inside. Like when I was visiting my then-GF a couple years ago, she was completely pre-everything and mostly closeted except online, and not only did I feel no urge to call the obviously male-appearing person in front of me "he", I had to bite my tongue to not say "she" in front of other people since she was closeted. Maybe it helps that I knew her online first, I dunno, but I first met her online before she'd come out at all, so I had known her as a "boy".
It's probably true for cis people, but I think at least sometimes it's different for trans people, because they understand firsthand what it's like to look like one thing but feel like another on the inside. Like when I was visiting my then-GF a couple years ago, she was completely pre-everything and mostly closeted except online, and not only did I feel no urge to call the obviously male-appearing person in front of me "he", I had to bite my tongue to not say "she" in front of other people since she was closeted. Maybe it helps that I knew her online first, I dunno, but I first met her online before she'd come out at all, so I had known her as a "boy".