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trans women are beautiful. Self-made women; it's such a nice realization to come to that there are girls who will stop at nothing to be girls, despite all the pain and hardships. It's horrible how they are treated. Dismissive talking-over-ism from other women, femmes, and strangely even some transmasculine people- do you not understand that they are just tortured girls, undergoing unfathomable psychological and physiological torture? given, unwillingly, a curse of androgenization despite everything within them aligning perfectly with the psyches and experiences of other women?

I've seen all kinds of dysphoria art. I've seen how it's commonly written off as hateful, depressive, even offensive, by those who understand little to nothing about what it's like to be vehemently denied access to womanhood your whole life. What it's like to have your body fighting against you endlessly, everyone else doing the same, the world especially unforgiving of feminine expression from those largely perceived as not women. Give these girls more grace. I understand when girls say they're women trapped in men's bodies. It can be a horrible affliction for some, it can be a beautiful development for others. They are all wonderful, no matter what. Support fellow women, please. Especially those who have been granted the shortest, tiniest stick by bad luck and societal ignorance. Trans women are women, and I don't mean that as a hollow platitude. They are born as such, women horribly afflicted, women constantly denied, abused, beaten down.

I love you all. You're loved, you're wonderful. Don't let anyone take that from you.

Not a transfeminist poster but I certainly am one. Sorry for the sappy, maybe pretentious idk, post. I don't usually talk like this on here, usually just a Suiko Quest poster. But it's been weighing on my mind for ages.

Anyway, back to it. New Suiko Quest pages coming soon.

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>trans women are beautiful. Self-made women; it's such a nice realization to come to that there are girls who will stop at nothing to be girls, despite all the pain and hardships. It's horrible how they are treated. Dismissive talking-over-ism from other women, femmes, and strangely even some transmasculine people- do you not understand that they are just tortured girls, undergoing unfathomable psychological and physiological torture? given, unwillingly, a curse of androgenization despite everything within them aligning perfectly with the psyches and experiences of other women?
>
>I've seen all kinds of dysphoria art. I've seen how it's commonly written off as hateful, depressive, even offensive, by those who understand little to nothing about what it's like to be vehemently denied access to womanhood your whole life. What it's like to have your body fighting against you endlessly, everyone else doing the same, the world especially unforgiving of feminine expression from those largely perceived as not women. Give these girls more grace. I understand when girls say they're women trapped in men's bodies. It can be a horrible affliction for some, it can be a beautiful development for others. They are all wonderful, no matter what. Support fellow women, please. Especially those who have been granted the shortest, tiniest stick by bad luck and societal ignorance. Trans women are women, and I don't mean that as a hollow platitude. They are born as such, women horribly afflicted, women constantly denied, abused, beaten down.
>
>I love you all. You're loved, you're wonderful. Don't let anyone take that from you.
>
>Not a transfeminist poster but I certainly am one. Sorry for the sappy, maybe pretentious idk, post. I don't usually talk like this on here, usually just a Suiko Quest poster. But it's been weighing on my mind for ages.
>
>Anyway, back to it. New Suiko Quest pages coming soon.

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>trans women are beautiful. Self-made women; it's such a nice realization to come to that there are girls who will stop at nothing to be girls, despite all the pain and hardships. It's horrible how they are treated. Dismissive talking-over-ism from other women, femmes, and strangely even some transmasculine people- do you not understand that they are just tortured girls, undergoing unfathomable psychological and physiological torture? given, unwillingly, a curse of androgenization despite everything within them aligning perfectly with the psyches and experiences of other women?
>
>I've seen all kinds of dysphoria art. I've seen how it's commonly written off as hateful, depressive, even offensive, by those who understand little to nothing about what it's like to be vehemently denied access to womanhood your whole life. What it's like to have your body fighting against you endlessly, everyone else doing the same, the world especially unforgiving of feminine expression from those largely perceived as not women. Give these girls more grace. I understand when girls say they're women trapped in men's bodies. It can be a horrible affliction for some, it can be a beautiful development for others. They are all wonderful, no matter what. Support fellow women, please. Especially those who have been granted the shortest, tiniest stick by bad luck and societal ignorance. Trans women are women, and I don't mean that as a hollow platitude. They are born as such, women horribly afflicted, women constantly denied, abused, beaten down.
>
>I love you all. You're loved, you're wonderful. Don't let anyone take that from you.
>
>Not a transfeminist poster but I certainly am one. Sorry for the sappy, maybe pretentious idk, post. I don't usually talk like this on here, usually just a Suiko Quest poster. But it's been weighing on my mind for ages.
>
>Anyway, back to it. New Suiko Quest pages coming soon.

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I'm choosing the tranner over the fox



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