#r/trans

[alphie-in-the-sky]

[coochiequeens]

A dress, purple hair and "tits on display" don't make you a woman dude.

[primprimandprim]

It’s absolutely insane how much trans Reddit centers the feelings of cis people in discussions of being trans. Someone posted in r/trans that her sister has threatened to out her to their parents if she continues using DIY hormones and the comments are not just AGREEING with her sister, but are trying to downplay the transphobia of a cis person outing a closeted trans person because she doesn’t like how the transition is being handled.

It’s pathetic. I fucking hate Reddit so bad and I need to stop going on it. All it does is piss me off

[glass-k-l-kaboodlesteen]

Well howdy refugees from 196 to DestinyTheGame, with subreddits being quashed over on your website due to shitty decision I’m here to guide a few. By the way 5. Is more of an alternate for text post discussion lovers.

Tumblr doesn’t have an algorithm, or more of a really awful one so search by tags

If you dislike any content, just block it.. its as shrimple as that gamers

This is more of a courtesy thing, but if you like any art, just reblog it to help that artist out.. ps: the Roblog is that little cycle symbol

tumblr kinda has awful text based discussions due to how the UI works so best stay to images

if you would like an more Reddit-like alternative, Lenny, could work, but their servers are kinda on fire at the moment due to you guys

And finally i wish you luck to the ones displace by this internet tragedy.

[axziom13]

[the-alpine-glow]

Cheesestrogen, Cheesestosterone

[wolrith]

I didn't know predstrogen or her blog but that doesn't matter to me and it shouldn't matter to you. if they came for her they will come for you. if you're not trans they will come for you when they're done with them.

hate doesn't start and end with one target, it morphs and amalgamates until no one is safe, and it lashes out a lot.

[lemonkennedy]

yes, send me useless links r/trans, cut me off from community, thanks.

imo they are just transphobes in disguise. thats why i loathe all reddit refugees on this app. so unfunny, gross and idiotic.

[dyzzythedemon]

[alphie-in-the-sky]

[catboybiologist]

Much love to everyone in a similar situation as me. We'll get through this <3

[skippyisntfunny]

[greenflamethegf]

There could littlerly be a huge meteorite about to crash into earth and kill everyone. Yet ya all would just point at it and say "chiken little refrance" or some shit like that

[hoejangles20]

[copperbadge]

When I was in college, round about 2002 or so, I did a paper on hate groups that necessitated a couple of visits to Stormfront, a white supremacist website and message board. One of the pages on the site was a "children's page" operated by the child of Storrmfront's founder, which was a unique form of horrifying. But I also remember looking at a photo of the kid on the site and thinking, that poor fuckin' kid, what kind of chance did he ever have?

But it was just a paper and that was just a photo of a child I didn't know, so I turned in the paper and graduated and got on with life.

In 2016, @archwrites posted a link to an article by the Washington Post titled "The White Flight of Derek Black" (sorry about the paywall, Arch's post quotes some relevant parts here). I thought it looked like an interesting read: it was about a white supremacist named Derek Black and a group of campus activists at the school Black eventually attended, who set out to see if they could change his mind about race with radical kindness. In large part because of their work, Black eventually renounced white supremacy and became an antiracist.

And then I hit a photo in the article and gasped, because I recognized it. I'd seen the same photo on the Stormfront children's website. The kid I'd seen and pitied was grown up and had gotten out. Immensely satisfying to see.

But it was just a news story about someone I didn't even know, so I posted about how pleased I was to see it, and I got on with life again.

This morning, I woke to the news (sorry, it's the Daily Fail) that R. Derek Black, now 35, has just published a memoir, The Klansman's Son: My Journey from White Nationalism to Antiracism. And in the epilogue, they come out as trans.

I can't imagine better news I could have heard about them -- that they're out, they're thriving, and they're embracing themself.

Congratulations, kid. It's a great new photo.

[ID: A recent photograph of R. Derek Black, with long curly red hair, wearing a floral collared shirt and a red cardigan, smiling for the camera.]

[toastyyjams]

ena projecting her period cramps onto akito cuz i think he deserves it