It totally depends on where you live and stuff, but in my expiration the majority of 20 something trans women who transitioned as adults are at least somewhat aware of /tttt/ "culture". The problem is that these people aren't the most likely to be found in standard queer spaces (which is too bad, we should be!). I mean the way I made my current friends was by dating them, breaking up, and staying friends after, which is not a very efficient process, would not recommend.
I am thankfully not interested in dating former /tttt/ users :) Surprisingly enough though I can count on one hand the amount of people I've met in discord servers (I do not ever go outside) who I did not have to explain it to...
It totally depends on where you live and stuff, but in my expiration the majority of 20 something trans women who transitioned as adults are at least somewhat aware of /tttt/ "culture". The problem is that these people aren't the most likely to be found in standard queer spaces (which is too bad, we should be!). I mean the way I made my current friends was by dating them, breaking up, and staying friends after, which is not a very efficient process, would not recommend.
I am thankfully not interested in dating former /tttt/ users :) Surprisingly enough though I can count on one hand the amount of people I've met in discord servers (I do not ever go outside) who I did not have to explain it to...