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In my experience, once they fully commit and identify as trans (as opposed to questioning/playing with pronouns or fashion), it's too late to get to them. They've already been sucked into the trans void and have been told that anybody questioning is just an evil transphobic bigot who needs to be cut off ASAP. If you can get to them before that, it's helpful if you're the same sex as them because you can do things like, "Oh, yeah, I feel like that sometimes, and so do a whole bunch of other guys/girls I know. It's just a quirk/societal thing/something that doesn't matter (like hobbies)." I'm not sure how you would go about it if you were the opposite sex... When I identified as nonbinary, if a man had told me that lots of women feel uncomfortable with something, I would've called him a mansplainer. How would he know?
I wish I knew how to actually get to people after they identify as trans. From other detransitioners and desisters, it seems to be a sudden epiphany. Sometimes it's spurned from being around the trans community for so long that they get sick of some aspect of it and realize that that's not what they want and there are huge logical flaws in the community. Sometimes it's because they have a medical crisis related to their transition. I think one of the saddest ones I see often is women who used to love to sing realizing that their voice is now permanently gone because of testosterone, so now not only are they miserable, but one of the only things that gave them joy is gone forever.
Since I last posted here about all my friends being trans, four more people I know have come out as trans. God help me. I was really hopeful that some of them would hold out since they made it this far despite having some of the "obvious signs". I don't know if I live in some queer vortex or if I'm hanging out with the wrong crowd, but I'm absolutely sick of the trans movement eating up all my friends and replacing them with shells of people who can only converse about their "titty skittles", future top surgeries, or "waaaaaaah JK Rowling is an evil terf bigot". How the hell can they make every single conversation turn into something trans related?
I wish I knew how to actually get to people after they identify as trans. From other detransitioners and desisters, it seems to be a sudden epiphany. Sometimes it's spurned from being around the trans community for so long that they get sick of some aspect of it and realize that that's not what they want and there are huge logical flaws in the community. Sometimes it's because they have a medical crisis related to their transition. I think one of the saddest ones I see often is women who used to love to sing realizing that their voice is now permanently gone because of testosterone, so now not only are they miserable, but one of the only things that gave them joy is gone forever.
Since I last posted here about all my friends being trans, four more people I know have come out as trans. God help me. I was really hopeful that some of them would hold out since they made it this far despite having some of the "obvious signs". I don't know if I live in some queer vortex or if I'm hanging out with the wrong crowd, but I'm absolutely sick of the trans movement eating up all my friends and replacing them with shells of people who can only converse about their "titty skittles", future top surgeries, or "waaaaaaah JK Rowling is an evil terf bigot". How the hell can they make every single conversation turn into something trans related?