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Anonymous No.40681824 >>40681852 >>40681911 >>40681925 >>40681957 >>40681973 >>40681991 >>40682014 >>40682564
What did you learn from transitioning?
Anything about yourself, society, culture, gender?
Anonymous No.40681852
>>40681824 (OP)
all that matters in this life as a man is being tall
all that matters in this life as a woman is being small
Anonymous No.40681911 >>40681973
>>40681824 (OP)
Sleep is key
Anonymous No.40681925
>>40681824 (OP)
I learned just how much being a t-slur sucks.
Anonymous No.40681957 >>40681978
>>40681824 (OP)
women get called faggot a lot
Anonymous No.40681973
>>40681911
thiss
>>40681824 (OP)
i dont feel the need to make people like me anymore
Anonymous No.40681978
>>40681957
lost
Anonymous No.40681991
>>40681824 (OP)
I learned that all women are transphobes, including trans women, because, ya know, trans women are women.
I've made some good bio-female friends, though.
)*Kassandra of Ellaphae !wetBJHdekA No.40682014
>>40681824 (OP)
i learned how to love myself and become a fully romantically and spiritually self actualized person

though i certainly am the opposite physically (disabled; literally laying in bed rn hurting just from making my wife tea and setting up some music stuff on my desk this morning) and i have almost no capitalism/society life achievements unlocked (hs dropout; worked 8mo in my life; completely dependant on my wife even for many simple daily life activities)

but love is all that ever mattered to me so in that area i feel more successful than any soulless billionaire or world leader
Anonymous No.40682564
>>40681824 (OP)
What I've found is that for alot of typically conservative people that the dividing line between those who deserve respect and rights, and those who do not, is fingernail polish.