Is it realistic to assume that no trans person except perhaps 0.00001% of youngshits actually passes? I have been told before that I pass, and people don't seem to clock me, but I'm convinced that this is all just politeness and that people realise I'm a tranny and are just accommodating. I've literally never met a tranny I couldn't clock, and I know that there is the whole thing of 'you wouldn't know if they did pass', but I simply don't believe it's possible to obscure literally everything male about yourself. There is always *something*, even for the very youngest of youngshits, that differentiates them. Obviously I'm hyperaware as a tranny, but I just don't think passing is actually realistically possible.

>>40614716 (OP)
>tranny can clock other trannies

waow

>>40614716 (OP)
I think having one achilles heel that 99% of people don't notice is still passing. Why are we so fatalistic about it?

>>40614716 (OP)
The truth is you're an animated rotting corpse and you think talking will make a difference. We're all guilty of it and the honest ones chew on lead to expedite the process.

they are out there. I was talking to this one woman at a gay bar and until she started talking about specific GRS doctors and techniques I just thought she was cis. couldn't clock her in any way

passing is a myth
0% of trans women pass and are socially women
100% of trans women are delusional and autistic

>>40614716 (OP)

>>40614736
Passing is a matter of scrutiny. If no one is paying attention glasses and long hair can be enough for someone not to notice. If you're actively engaged in a social situation you will be scanned. Anything that can slip eventually will. So it's a matter of time, and even if 99 people don't notice the 100th will and then you just hope they don't say anything or everyone knows.

>>40614727
I guess for me it's just the intense dysphoria of knowing it's impossible to actually satisfy what's wrong with me mentally, and the knowledge that whatever steps I do take to overcome it will only ever just be a half-measure. The idea that someone will always be able to point to a part of me and say 'you're not a woman' because of that makes me want to kill myself, desu.

>>40614762
Well, I agree you can pass for 30 seconds - but I define passing as someone being able to actually know you well - and still not suspect a thing.

>>40614837
Depends how shallow the relationship, I've known people for 15 years I've barely ever looked at. I might not clock you if I just don't care, if someone takes an interest they'll notice sooner or later. The mature thing is to just not make a big deal out of it.

>>40614762
>t. poonah
idk why, but i've been "passing" like that while girlmoding
either first people use male suffixes, then switch to female mid convo (more likely if i don't bind and wear things accentuating my hips, aka formal settings in which i am forced to do that) or reverse (when i'm somewhat "butchmoding" and actually trying to hide my tits)
i am absurdly nonpassing and no, before you ask, i don't have any facial hair past pubestache i religiously shave, my haircut is rather feminine and mid-length, and my body is insanely female-looking at least in my opinion

>>40614716 (OP)
>obscure everything male about yourself
a fifth of cis women don't meet that criteria anon, yet they still "pass" as female
if you get gendered male without obvious signs (like birth name, knowledge pre trooning, online presence, etc) less than once a month/several months you pass

>>40614716 (OP)
Ummmmmm honey the second you realise you don't owe anyone "passing" is the second you'll get it.

>>40615544
you owe everyone not being an embarassement in public and the debt is already in collections