- Joined
- Sep 15, 2016
Unusual sure, but not totally out of line for that subreddit.
The non-troons on r/mypartneristrans seem to be divided into three groups.
The “normal” ones: Regular, horrified women who don’t know what tf to do and are still shellshocked after hubby came out.
The true believers: Who sometime actively try to push their husbands “out of the closet” and have some deep seated need for becoming PROUD AND AFFIRMING trans partners.
And lastly:
The caretakers: These are by far the most insane of the bunch, and often post about how they can possibly run intervention for their troon-hun-husband, and neurotic posts about how they’re “worried for her safety”, brake lines being cut, and fantasize about all the horrific, transphobic violence their husbands MIGHT have to endure.
I reckon this lady’s hesitancy is 50% unconscious disgust and 50% “muh poor little delicate flower!” Neurosis.
TLDR: A lot of these chicks are batshit insane.
The non-troons on r/mypartneristrans seem to be divided into three groups.
The “normal” ones: Regular, horrified women who don’t know what tf to do and are still shellshocked after hubby came out.
The true believers: Who sometime actively try to push their husbands “out of the closet” and have some deep seated need for becoming PROUD AND AFFIRMING trans partners.
And lastly:
The caretakers: These are by far the most insane of the bunch, and often post about how they can possibly run intervention for their troon-hun-husband, and neurotic posts about how they’re “worried for her safety”, brake lines being cut, and fantasize about all the horrific, transphobic violence their husbands MIGHT have to endure.
I reckon this lady’s hesitancy is 50% unconscious disgust and 50% “muh poor little delicate flower!” Neurosis.
TLDR: A lot of these chicks are batshit insane.