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You gotta wonder how I can be surrounded by so many other beautiful, amazing dolls and yet -- somehow -- none of them are slapping me across the face and shoving their cock in my mouth right now.

Tragic.

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why can’t i stop making fem nathan fielder

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no yeah thanks for welcoming me to womanhood again but like yeah this man is in fact currently following me home can we maybe address that aspect

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LOOK AT MY CUNT YOU BASSISTS

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Reblog if you’re full of estrogen

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trans men are cool

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Everyone is so confused by they/them until you do not use they/them, then suddenly it's the only pronouns they understand

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I couldn't find the original of this. But they are in my heart.

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Trans girls, in my experience, have largely lived an existence in which for the vast majority of our lives, we've never been anybody's first choice romantically. That's if we're chosen at all.

Second choice? Yeah. Back up plan? Happens. Fetishized? Always.

But never just chosen. Never just pursued. Never loved quite as much as we need. Never the object of obsession. Never the focus of passion.

Every love feels like it's one better option disappearing like a vapor in the wind.

So I say all that to say, if you're romantically inclined, and you love a trans girl. Choose her. Really choose her. Choose her in every moment. Make her feel like she's the only one that matters and do it every day, because it's possible, likely even, that she's never felt that before.

Really choose her, or you will break her heart.

If you're not willing to do that, leave her the fuck alone.

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the cis girl that looks like an elf is very dangerous and you must proceed with caution, lest she wraps you into a toxic and functionally monogamous relationship for 5 years and you start drinking all the time because you feel sexually repulsive, so be mindful of that while you are journeying through the woods travellers

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I think about this cis lesbian I knew from the climbing gym I went to right when I came out and was very early in my transition. I remember feeling so anxious that I wouldn't be seen as a woman or as a lesbian like her. At the pride climb event I ended up paired up with her. I was so tense and nervous about it but I pushed on. Then as I was getting ready to belay for her she puts her hand on a large sloper hold (like a big boob) and looks back at me saying "rock climbing really is a lesbian sport isn't it?" With a tone that I knew she meant she was including me. after that I felt safe to express my experiences as a lesbian and we had a lovely lovely time talking about it. She opened up about being married and having three kids before she knew she was gay and I talked about my fears of being seen as an intruder which she adamantly told me she would not let anyone talk to me like that at the gym. Getting to be friends with her and just getting to share such different experiences as lesbians with each other was a foundational part of my early transition. Without that experience I don't think I would be the same dyke I am today.

All this to say that it deeply upsets me that this kind of experience is rare for women like me. I wish all of my trans lesbian sisters could be treated at least as well as I was here and I hope tme lesbians follow my friends example.

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Trans women please live. I know I struggle with it myself but we have to do it. Do it for me, for her, for us please.

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knight (large breasts) removing her breastplate and releasing a bunch of boob sweat like a mech venting steam