seriously, once i pierced that veil i could never look at myself the same way again. i believe that i was trans since birth. but I didnt REALIZE it until two decades later. sometimes i wish that I never realized. that that truth remained buried. that i could continue living my life as a mole person, unaware of my own gender identity
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Being completely serious here, gender ideology is the single biggest thing that held me back from figuring out that I'm transsexual. In addition to it being completely insane, it's also blatantly sexist and completely depends on strict gender roles and stereotypes. Since I don't fit those perfectly, I always dismissed the possibility...and then I met an actual female with my personality exactly. There's also the fact that they glorify it as the best thing ever instead of the horrific, tragic, life-ruining DISEASE it is.
You know what I get called for wanting actual medical treatment instead of "identifying" as a woman and acting like a sexist caricature the way Dylan Mulvaney does? TERF. I guess that's just what they call anyone who isn't a gender essentialist.
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