Rosa wrote:
He/him can be an important part of your identity, but he/him can also basically be the a pronoun you feel comfortable with. You don't have to be 100% dude to be called he/him.
Koolaid wrote:
i mean imo you can just say 'i prefer to have sex after forming an intimate connection' instead of making a sexuality about it
or 'i prefer to act masculine' instead of saying i identify as male
cause what you now get is things like he/him lesbians etc. that really invalidate the sexualities of many people
It's okay. It's a lot of factors to try to understand. I just hope that you guys are open to what I'm trying to explain. Rosa wrote:
i still don't really understand it tho sorryKoolaid wrote:
isn't it more effective to say ' hey im a woman but i dont act like how you expect a woman to be' instead of abandoning that and making microlabels where you actually stereotype yourself further?
No! Labeling is really important for some people! It's a helpful tool! Sooo many trans ppl are really fluid about their labels. It's a nice way of getting to know yourself and putting your feelings into words. isn't it more effective to say ' hey im a woman but i dont act like how you expect a woman to be' instead of abandoning that and making microlabels where you actually stereotype yourself further?
i mean imo you can just say 'i prefer to have sex after forming an intimate connection' instead of making a sexuality about it
or 'i prefer to act masculine' instead of saying i identify as male
cause what you now get is things like he/him lesbians etc. that really invalidate the sexualities of many people
He/him can be an important part of your identity, but he/him can also basically be the a pronoun you feel comfortable with. You don't have to be 100% dude to be called he/him.



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