/soy/ - Soyjaks

Many 'teens act like all are trannies are the same. This couldn't be further from the truth.
>Why does this matter?
Telling a tranny that he or she will ywnbaw/ywnbam or to ack is a good start, but over time with continued use, these terms lose their bite. Unbeknownst to many, there is a lot of discourse and division within the "trans community". This is important because to a lot of trannies, especially the usual targets, they're on that end where that idea of "community" is very important.
>How is this useful?
Exploiting that "space" is key to messing with trannies more intimately. This isn't too hard, you just need to understand a few dynamics within the broader "trans community".
>Such as?
It depends on the character, but the homogenisation of 4tran/tttt culture with reddit makes this a lot of easier. There are essentially two camps within that "space".
>Tucute/Social Model of Trannyism
This idea posits that "gender" is a social construct, and that anyone can self identify as transgender. The implications for this also mean that what it means to be a man or a woman is defined differently. This is why a lot of trannies you might encounter act as if they're as real a woman as a biological woman, or vice versa with pooners.
>Transmedicalism/Medical Model of Trannyism
This idea argues the opposite, that being a tranny is a medical issue, be it mental illness, intersex, whatever. Trannies in this camp don't necessarily believe in the radical notions of social construction, or stuff like that, but some do. Many within that particular group also believe in medical gatekeeping.
>Medical gatekeeping?
In places like the United States, Canada, Australia, and some European countries, medical transition (starting hormones) is as easy as seeing a doctor and signing a piece of paper. This is called the informed consent model. This is another big reason why you see so many trannies as well, it's quite easy and in many cases publicly subsidised through public health systems. This is a fairly new model, or at least a model that evolved from a more trust based system. It outsources the question of whether or not you fit the diagnostics for being a tranny to the individual, and not the medical system.
In a lot of older systems, and in a lot of European countries, the process of getting access to those hormones is a lot more difficult, and hinges on psychological evaluations, documented gender dysphoria etc. A lot of trannies hate this for obvious reasons, especially the aforementioned so-called "tucutes".
This is where the idea of "DIY" comes in. Even in places where access to hormones as an adult is quite easy, the idea of buying grey market hormones and doing it separately from the medical system persists. This is for a number of reasons, mainly ideological and anarchist/antistatist rhetoric. The problem with that is that it allows a gateway to buying hormones without any kind of oversight, which means children can get access to these medications. This grey market enables a lot of the grooming you see where adults try and get hormones for children. Getting crypto is fairly straightforward, moving around crypto is fairly straightforward. The worst part is that a lot of these groomers will go so far as to give crypto to children or assist directly in buying these hormones for children. Trannies justify this by mourning that they never had access to hormones as a child, which they believe would make them pass better and not experience a lot of the puberty of their birth. (cont.)