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Started by MelissaAnn, December 26, 2015, 04:51:13 PM

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MelissaAnn

Why is it before my unmasking (Transition) when I would stand up for myself or someone else or if I spoke my mind I was considered strong and a leader but now I'm just a bitch? SMH...!

Laura_7

Here are a few resources that might help:
https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,197523.msg1756901.html#msg1756901


I'd say don't let it get to you... don't take it personal, just be you...
keep on keeping on...


big *hugs*
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JoanneB

Several of my group members confirmed the rumors about 'Male Privilege'.

No one to date has been sent their copy of the 'Gay Agenda'  ;D  Batting 500 aint bad
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Dena

Welcome to the world of womanhood where strong leadership is bad and alliance building is good.
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Tessa James

Good question, with sexism and mysogyny being my quick answers.  This is one of the special gifts of being transgender for me.  To have lived "as a man" when I was often expected to "take charge" and now being incapable of even driving a car is really too funny.  My friends were quick with the sexist jokes when I first came out but that reveals more of their binary thinking than our truth.  One of the guys suggested that i should go hang in the kitchen with the other hens.  Cluck cluck. ;)

I am a community activist and am part of meetings where men now try to talk over me or dismiss me as emotional.  This is one reason I have not altered my voice much and can still whip out a resonantly vocal claim to the floor. 

Playing the great grandma card can be fun too.  It can be kind of a reverse bully pulpit and amusing to employ. 

I say enjoy the perspectives that few will ever know so deeply as we who have lived it.
Open, out and evolving queer trans person forever with HRT support since March 13, 2013
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