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Straddle your Feminism 9 years ago
Hi! A question to any genderqueer or transmasculine person around, or anyone else: how do you reconcile your feminism with your masculinity? This is something that is gnawing at me for quite some time, and it’s the reason that I’m afraid to fully come to terms with my masculinity/maleness. I am afraid of the entitlement and misogyny that I may…[Read more]
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Marina posted an update in the group
Hi everyone!
Bear with me, I’m trying to make this post sound as not-spammy as possible while I sing the praises of a sick intersectional feminist website. We’re based at my college but publish all sorts of work. It’s called bluestockings magazine – you can go to bluestockingsmag.com for the latest
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Genderstraddlers 9 years ago - Load More
I think that it’s understandable that you get happy to be accepted as “one of the guys”, even if the things you were doing were inherently bad. Before I realized I was trans, I used to be really excited when guys acted like I was one of their own, even if later on I realized what I was doing was bad, so I feel you really hard. It’s all about…[Read more]