missnaptime
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i used to be in the troon pipeline. awful abusive home situation, rebranded my whole identity, was taken advantage of by troons on social media. thought that a double mastectomy and a hystorectomy would solve every problem in my life. used they/them pronouns. got a twink haircut. it was bad enough being bi in an all girls' school in a very conservative town, but man, when i came out it really stepped its pussy up, and in a way, i'm glad it did.
it didn't heal my mental health issues, or my low self esteem. it worsened everything. i was in a cycle of constant depression and not feeling good enough, not feeling like myself enough. growing up i was always more masculine to other girls, because my favourite things were reading books, and hanging out with my dad. when you're autistic and can't make social connections, when you have someone who genuinely cares about you and can see past that, it really means the world.
recently, at my shul, a very good friend of mine who had a double mastectomy and had a long history of abuse and drug misuse opened up to me about how she's felt cheated out of her motherhood. she and her husband have been trying for a child for god knows how long. fertility issues, the whole shebang. you can never hate troons enough. what do i say to this woman? who's sobbing, mourning that she can never breastfeed her children? how testosterone has irrevocably fucked her body up? holding my hands and praising god that i got out of the pipeline before i destroyed my body like she did?
they're a fucking deranged cult. every single transgender should be fucking shot in the head for taking advantage of innocent, vulnerable people. i'm so happy i'm free of it. there's beauty in defining exactly what woman you want to be - and even if that looks a bit different for me than other women, its still just as valid an expression of womanhood.
this subreddit gave me a little hope recently, i hope it gives you all a little bit of a boost.
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it didn't heal my mental health issues, or my low self esteem. it worsened everything. i was in a cycle of constant depression and not feeling good enough, not feeling like myself enough. growing up i was always more masculine to other girls, because my favourite things were reading books, and hanging out with my dad. when you're autistic and can't make social connections, when you have someone who genuinely cares about you and can see past that, it really means the world.
recently, at my shul, a very good friend of mine who had a double mastectomy and had a long history of abuse and drug misuse opened up to me about how she's felt cheated out of her motherhood. she and her husband have been trying for a child for god knows how long. fertility issues, the whole shebang. you can never hate troons enough. what do i say to this woman? who's sobbing, mourning that she can never breastfeed her children? how testosterone has irrevocably fucked her body up? holding my hands and praising god that i got out of the pipeline before i destroyed my body like she did?
they're a fucking deranged cult. every single transgender should be fucking shot in the head for taking advantage of innocent, vulnerable people. i'm so happy i'm free of it. there's beauty in defining exactly what woman you want to be - and even if that looks a bit different for me than other women, its still just as valid an expression of womanhood.
this subreddit gave me a little hope recently, i hope it gives you all a little bit of a boost.

r/detrans
r/detrans: Welcome all detransitioners/desisters and self-questioners. Please self-identify your detrans status with user flair, or your content …

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