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Vaspider posts like she's from another planet, she's a personal cow who I've been following on and off for years. ALL of her output is like this, and as far as I can tell it's all sincere.
Autistic social obliviousness is one of the things that can make polyamory (and transness) work. Normies try to imitate this mentality ("my boyfriend isn't openly cheating on me," "she's a woman and her name is Luna," etc.) but their instincts just refuse to cooperate.
I saw a post on here about the strange brew of emotions that women tend to have about trans people in their lives, trans women especially. Can't find it now, but: women coddle trannies out of a mix of fear and pity. They
know that this is a man, though they might dismiss this gut knowledge as "internalized transphobia." Specifically, a potentially unstable man who is damaged and vulnerable. A lot of women have HORRIBLE judgement when they see a manlet with a broken wing.
And she's actually on to something--in a queer/poly/kinky/autistic social setting, going out of your way to affirm someone's gender is a really fast way to score social points and show how agreeable you are. Unlike other social skills, the pronoun game is based on easily learned, inflexible rules, which are easy for an autistic person to pick up. Taking someone on a girls' shopping trip for the first time is practically hero work, because of the supposed ~difference~ you've made in their life. It's a deep bond formed with little effort, so, basically, the trans cult in miniature.
@TaimuRadiu double posting is frowned upon but you can always edit instead. Welcome to the Farms, you're here forever.