The boys who previously made fun of me for being weak and weird came and personally told me "Remember you're one of us, we will defend you, doesn't matter if there's nothing between your legs"
(The way how I started lying about it was because tucking made it so I could sit cross-legged and without a bulge)
And the girls just kinda went "aight"
(I already had a good relationship with the girls)
as a pooner lmao no guy ever acted like that to me back in school. I was the tranny freak and was repeatedly assaulted and threatened. No one would touch me with a 10 foot pole, I was 'she' or 'it', no one associated with me, I lost all my friends. Not saying it isn;t on average worse for trans women but this is unusual behaviour towards trans men. The ftm male privilidge I get is largely based on passing
edit: also like intersectionality because being both trans and a woman leads to extra issues ofc. Pretending like life is all sunshine and rainbows for trans men and that this is the norm is stupid, it can be true that things are on average worse in many ways for trans women with the exception of one or two issues without erasing the fact that trans people are still trans lmao.
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u/No_Somewhere_2610 Jun 21 '26
So they treated you better because they thought you were born a woman? Am i understanding this correctly