@Tattie @ria This is a vital part of the self-discovery process, imo. Once I became more “settled” in my identity, I revisited some things I’d shunned and found how they could still fit the “new” me.
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Valerie Mars (valeriemars@mas.to)'s status on Sunday, 02-Apr-2023 08:22:32 JST Valerie Mars -
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Kit Rhett Aultman (roadriverrail@signs.codes)'s status on Sunday, 02-Apr-2023 08:22:32 JST Kit Rhett Aultman @ValerieMars @Tattie @ria This was definitely me through my first year in transition. It felt so important to perform my "transness" so people would take me seriously. As other things started to firm up, though, I realized how much that need to perform was rooted in accepting a lot of cisnornative ideas about gender.
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Tattie (tattie@mastodon.scot)'s status on Sunday, 02-Apr-2023 08:22:33 JST Tattie @ria also: "this thing I've always hated, do I really dislike it, or do I just associate it with masculinity?"
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Rianna Michelle :v_trans: (ria@tech.lgbt)'s status on Sunday, 02-Apr-2023 08:22:34 JST Rianna Michelle :v_trans: Being a somewhat new #trans woman is constantly asking myself when dealing with any (usually unnecessarily) gendered thing: “is this a thing I like, or is it a thing I like because society has conditioned women to like the thing.”
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