I love being trans, and I hate the way the world treats us

its been really helpful for me to reframe the thought "i hate being trans" to "i hate the way the world treats me for being trans/authentic" me being trans isnt the problem, transphobia is.

my transness is only as relevant as other people made it to be, me being trans makes no difference to people who arent bigoted.

if bigotry didnt exist i wouldve come out as a young child, had access to proper medical care, and been more mentally healthy bc i wouldnt have to deal with the constant abuse targeting queerness. it wouldnt have impacted my life nearly as much

gender and race and class are all social constructs, and if discrimination didnt exist we wouldnt have these problems. bigotry was designed to keep people divided so we cant work together to stand up for ourselves

ofc being trans or part of other minorities like being disabled can have issues outside of social discrimination, like medical issues or dysphoria.

but i think everyones dysphoria would be a lot less if we didnt have bigotry, bc people would see u as ur identity regardless of your body or presentation. id still have dysphoria, it js wouldnt be as bad

trans people arent sick, the world is. we represent humanity and nature and authenticity and love, and thats why billionaires and bootlickers hate us. bc they envy that. you cant buy that, you only get it from real self work (and we know billionaires dont know how to work)