the face woke cis people make when i cry about being just an estrogenized pretty boy and not a real woman

>>40700416 (OP)
accurate

>>40700425
yeah ive seen it a couple times recently, its funny

>>40700416 (OP)
Idk how it is in America but were I live most young trans women would get it. I think very few think in terms of "I am a woman in a man's body" more like "the ways I experience gender makes me feel that an expression and identity similar to that of cis women is more authentic to myself."

>>40700454
im not american but thats kind of how i view it too. i do relate to the "woman trapped in a male body" -idea, but to be honest i dont 100% feel like a woman, but more like a non-binary failmale feminine-but-not-quite-female person, and i think thats probably way more common in trans women than people think

>>40700475
If you think about it terms like "woman trapped in a man's body", "I feel like a woman", "trans women are women", "true gender", "male to female", etc. Are just sort of white lies or oversimplifications we use to explain feelings and experiences common to a minority that would take a very long time to put in words and "justify" to a majority that either wouldn't get it, would need to have a lot of empathy to understand, or straight up "doesn't agree".

>>40700512
yeah i agree, its just a simplification and a political lie. thus the OP, how i view my self as more or an estrogenized effeminate male and how cis people react when hearing me moan about it

>>40700416 (OP)
For me it's hard to describe how I feel about myself. In one hand I get the feeling sad about not being a true woman, and how I will never have children, but at the same time it's hard for me to use words like "male" or "boy".
I don't feel like there's anything male about me in my mind nor spirit, obviously I cannot deny my body but... whatever. I decided to transition because I saw no future for myself as a man, literally, just fog and a tomb with a name I had never used for myself. I could not understand what manhood was expected from me.
Though I frequently feel like I am just a faggot who faggoted too much I'd never tell cis people "I am not a woman" because they are not educated enough about the topic, even if it's not 100% the truth I will affirm my and other trans women's womanhood to keep us safe, cause cishet society cannot comprehend anything else.

>>40700843
They can, the optimistic way to look at it is that they just haven't yet, the pessimistic one is that they will always choose not to

>>40700843
Sometimes people confuse a tranny for a real woman and have to mentally correct themselves

>>40700869
But also, politically, why would we want to be third gendered?

>>40700948
I don't know, why not? But maybe it doesn't have to be a third gender, just a different category of woman, it really depends on the culture. In south america for example I guess you could say we have 3, because we have travas that tend to have a sort of non binary experience, though it depends on the individual.