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realtsceline · 1 day
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Where do you start licking me? If you can afford to have me Hun?😘..and only DM when you're ready for meetup or getting my Premium Snaps Menu and Membership list ...you can tele me @dijjion..,👌🫶
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transmascposi · 3 days
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[tw: very brief and vague mention of child sexual abuse]
this is not a positivity post.
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i'm running this blog for trans masc / trans men positivity, but honestly, i've been struggling to be positive lately.
my most liked post is about gay trans men being attractive to other gay men. that post is super popular and made a lot of people feel better. yet i still feel disgusting and unwanted.
the people i like romantically and am sexually attracted to do not like me in those ways. the only people sexually interested in me are fetishizers and a few strange men who i do not find attractive, all these on grindr. no one has ever expressed any sexual interest in me that wouldn't come off as weird or creepy to me. i know only about two people who liked me romantically.
i have a group of gay friends (cis and nonbinary, none of them identify as trans) to whom all i'm attracted to (i've had a crush on two of them and still am kind of in love with one of them) and none of them are attracted to me. they all sleep with each other. i'm the only one with whom none of them slept with. i have very special connections with some of them and i have no reason to doubt our platonic bonds. i know they love me a lot. but i can't help but feel absolutely horrible and less than when i'm confronted with the reality of their sex lives (versus mine. i've never had sex. i'm almost 24.). i also get triggered very easily when confronted with this reality, likely because of my abandonment trauma and past child sexual abuse which wasn't severe but my therapist thinks it had an impact.
i recently stumbled upon a research about the lgbtq+ community and one of the topics studied was how much people with certain labels were attracted to other people with certain labels. trans men scored very very low with men attracted to men. gay men even had more sexual experience with cis women then with trans men!!
i'm so sorry to bring negativity to the followers of this blog but i find it harder and harder to be positive. i feel ashamed because of my lack of sexual experience, the lack of attention, i feel unwanted, unattractive, inferior. i feel like i don't belong. all because i'm a trans man.
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raqualswonderfunblog · 10 hours
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mxjackparker · 2 days
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People often tell me that they think sex work is uncommon for trans men, but the reality is actually that many of the trans masculine people doing sex work aren't visibly trans men/transmasc... because the demand is largely for women, so we work under the guise of being cis women.
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See quotes from trans guys about their experiences in sex work here!
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arofulboyfriend · 12 hours
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hey. if you're not a trans man/transmasc and reblog our posts talking about our oppression, please tag it transandrophobia or anti transmasculinity instead of just transphobia (or worse, just misogyny). don't give the people denying our pain by saying our oppression is "just transphobia" or "misdirected misogyny" (barf) any ammo, even accidentally.
make them face the reality that our allies agree that trans men are oppressed because we are trans men. make them face the facts that our oppression is because we are masculine or men. make them see that they are the minority, they are in the wrong.
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leahsinsxo · 3 days
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Personally I do not feel the terms “transmasc” or “transmasculine” fit me. I have no issue with using the terms for others and referring to other people as transmasc, I just don’t feel like it fits me. I’m aware that it’s an umbrella term but would just rather be called a trans man when it is relevant.
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shutinthenutouse · 18 days
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cl0wnc0ll3ge · 1 month
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slithymomerath · 4 months
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⚠️ warning: side effects of testosterone ⚠️
✅ harder
✅ better
✅ faster
✅ stronger
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bpdnchill · 30 days
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"Isn't it exhausting being someone you're not?"
"No! Isn't it exhausting being the same?"
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nothorses · 1 year
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Found this in the comments of Shaun's latest video on Andrew Tate, in which he talks pretty extensively about how important it is for men to find ways to be confident in their genders without trying to adhere to, or enforce, anyone else's ideas of manhood on anyone.
Highly recommend checking it out.
Anyway. I rarely see folks talk about the positive impact transmascs have on manhood as a whole, and I think it's important to acknowledge and celebrate that.
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edenexxe · 2 months
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"i respect trans people" do you?
do you respect trans people who look like their agab, whether they want to or not?
do you respect transfems with body/facial hair? transfems who don't wear makeup or dresses or skirts? transfems with low voices? transfems with short hair?
and do you respect transmascs who don't bind? transmascs who wear makeup or dresses or skirts? transmascs with high voices? transmascs with long hair?
do you respect trans people who don't "pass"?
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raqualswonderfunblog · 2 months
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queerism1969 · 9 months
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