#totally not a tirf i prommy

[sicut-anima]

from another transmasc, for an 'open anti-transmisogynist' you aren't doing a very good job at it. i'd like to ask you to reflect on why trans women might be criticizing the way you have chosen to approach the dynamics at play, and ask yourself whether TERFs might find it useful to invite transmasculine or nonbinary AFABs into their spaces, and for what reasons. do you think that TERFs might consider you a "woman who has been tricked" in the same way that they consider trans women "men"? do you think you may have repeated or spread TERF rhetoric without knowing what it was, because it appealed to some part of your beliefs? do you find it strange that other transmasculine people dislike and criticize the concept of transandrophobia? why do you think they do that? why do you think some trans women are questioning your allyship? have you listened to them fairly and taken time to consider their opinions before dismissing them?

Victim blaming isn't very pog, pal. As for your final question: it's literally just because I pointed out bigotry and two bloggers (NOT all trans women; it's transmisogynistic to say all trans women are transandrophobic) took it personally.