Reminds me of this thread on SP.
There seems to be a common theme with troons becoming extremely jealous of their female spouses' pregnancy and menstruation. This is not only frustrating, but it could potentially also be dangerous, since their jealousy always seems to evolve into anger.Ironically, my partner (a trans woman who's not transitioning) sometimes acts as annoying as a cis man would...things like not appreciating me or helping enough around the house or with the kids. He has gone out now to watch a rugby game which he acts like it's the most important thing in the world, so I have to clean and look after the kids alone, even though I'm really tired. It's the only time that I want him to act more womanly, haha.
He also told me he's jealous of me for being a cis-woman, being able to be pregnant, breast feed, have periods, have my body, etc. I really feel like he subconsciously resents me for it.
I do understand that that is probably normal and understandable in a way. But also, he obviously has no idea how hard it is to go through pregnancy and child-birth, he would not be able to handle doing all the night feeds for the baby every two hours or wouldn't have enjoyed when my first baby had tongue tie and my nipples were bleeding and painful, he knows I have endometriosis and get incredibly painful periods, and that my body is in pain because I have an autoimmune arthritis and may well be disabled in the future.
So as much as I understand that he wants my body, he really would not want it if he knew the things I have to go through...I guess you could say being trans could be as painful, who knows which is worse, but he's also lucky to not have my body at the same time.It'd be a bit like if I said I was jealous of him even though he's trans and wanted to be him...
And yet he resents me so much for it. He says he doesn't, but it's subconscious. He might fly off the handle at me just for being a cis woman at any time. We go through cycles of him being ok or being really bad for a few days or weeks.
Sometimes I feel like he sees sis people as the enemy, which is kinda understandable but do I really deserve that...
I feel so sorry for him for all the things he has to go through, but also upset that it's all about him being trans all the time and my problems are left behind or I just have to get on with life and keep the family doing ok.
yes but its the transtrenders as in 60% of parents saw little to no early warning signs and the "coming out" speeches sounded scripted according to https://www.psychologytoday.com/int...-is-transgender-identity-the-rise-among-teens
THIS. Someone I know has decided that he's a she and a few mutual friends are feeling seriously uneasy about the whole thing, not least because he's told his SO that they would be totally in the wrong and "transphobic" to dump him. It's a spectacular raging clusterfuck but I can't stop myself from watching it all tbh
The internet was a mistake.
I don't know any women who would have that keyboard. I have seen a bunch of perverts on the internet who get an erection at the thought of being an UwU pretty little princess who would though.
Yeah I was trying to figure out the context there too. Is she in some kind of group home? Has a big family and a really retarded way of referring to her siblings?
That last one is a fucking masterpiece. She names them all as numbers like some psycho except for one guy who for some reason she calls A and the transphobic child she simply calls child, who is 12 but seems more like 7, at least that's what 7 and A4 said. It's like an autistic robot trying to learn storytelling.
So amazing! Just like a real natal woman <3
If desireability is highly important to you then transitioning is a bad move. Very few people get more romantic and/or sexual attention after transitioning than before and most of those were pretty hot and androgynous already before. Basically unless you looked like okey but flat woman you will have very takers after hormones kick in and this will be even worse in few years when current tranny craze is over.
More bait for the troon to bite. Looking forward to the potential aftermath.
