Post #2900376
2026-05-19 06:08 UTC
@JoscelynTransient@chaosfem.tw @FinalGirl@blackqueer.life it sometimes breaks my heart to see certain contexts of this, because I see some interpretations of what (I assume are newly) trans women think that cis women have, and they think they don't have it due to being trans, when the reality is that many women don't have it simply because that's an idealized version of womanhood that's only really happening on TV? Or at least, it isn't something I ever experienced in my life. I'm autistic/NB, so maybe it's just me?
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@secretsloth@mastodon.art 2026-05-19 06:12
@JoscelynTransient@chaosfem.tw @FinalGirl@blackqueer.life I doubt it though. I think it's more like, women are so busy working, carrying emotional burdens, doing domestic labor, etc, that there's a sort of emotional exhaustion that goes with that. I never had the cry on someone's shoulder friendship. I was always exhausted from working and just. Trying to keep things together. Nobody had time for girl's nights. I wish I had a way to express that they are having a pretty normal experience. I worry I will sound awful.