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Solidarity

this weeks topic by Krista: We all know there are 'groups' within the T community such as crossdressers, transvestites, gender impersonators, etc... but this topic deals with Transsexuals specifica...  
 

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NamelessQueer (4 months ago) Show Hide
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I completely agree with the message in this video about the importance of solidarity and the fact that there are varying levels of transexualism and that the entire community of persons with transgressive gender needs to stick together in the "gender revolution" I often think about how i don't feel completely male or female but right now i identify as a feminine male. gender is too layered to label so easily, labels are just for convenience and simple explanations. We have a long way to go.
theexternalchange (4 months ago) Show Hide
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identity policing is totally bullshit. butch, ftm, femme, genderqueer, androgynous, whatever! explore and enjoy your gender, however queer it is. :)
JulzB525 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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My girlfriend and I were talking about this and she said that the problem isn't that we don't know the answer to our genders, it's that the question itself is all wrong. It's like the question of gender is too often asked in the language of mathematics and the answer can't be expressed with anything but poetry. It just doesn't match up. Don't be afraid of backlash, eventually you'll find people who love you for who you are and who can appreciate the poetry of your identity.
ininkplease (4 months ago) Show Hide
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I dont know it just feels like lately its like I am more accepted as me, by people in "normal society" than I am by my trans brothers and sisters, which always makes me wonder why its that way instead of the other way around. I am like we as a community should be there for one and other, instead of setting up some kind of trans-standard. I dont know if I am just ranting or what, but I always feel like an outkast to both, like I dont have a place where being me is accepted..
JulzB525 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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I'm sorry you're having such a difficult time. You're right, we really should be there for each other. There are times I'm ashamed on behalf of this community. But at the same time, I'm often amazed by our capacity for understanding and compassion. Someday, we'll extend those qualities toward everyone. Until then, try to be as happy as you can with the best company you can find. If people rejected you for being yourself, it's their loss. Feel free to message me any time you want to talk.
Vanyaify (4 months ago) Show Hide
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ok, know i feel kind of ashamed cause i call you "handsome boy" the other day, so, excuse me, really, i suppose i didn't watch your past vid, but yet, you are such a beautiful person, and i agree with you, we shouldn't put barriers between us, we must understand that we are the change, even for the queer community, we are creating our own social constructions, and we really need to stick together if we're gonna break the wall. and we will

XOXO, ciao
JulzB525 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Oh, don't feel ashamed. I'm flattered. Female pronouns or not, I always enjoy being called a handsome boy. Thank you for your comments and for watching. I agree, we can and will do it. It's just a matter of time.

Take care,
Julz
GirlsOfGlory (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks so much for taking the lead here on the matter, bringing light upon this. I think we all have a deep wish, together, for those like yourself to express what we all really have a need for. We, in our own community, need not create barriers,in any form.You could not have said this better.
thebeardedtraveler (4 months ago) Show Hide
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I love the thoughtfulness you and TSG bring to the world (for free!), Julz. I have so much respect.
theintrepidstranger (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Thumbs up.

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