Resigned to the fact that I'll have to constantly explain to cis people the rest of my life that I wasn't "born in the wrong body", I was assigned the wrong gender at birth.
I read it as nature vs nurture, wherein the nurture/external was wrongly assigned or applied. "Wrong body" presupposes a fault within the self or the mind, rather than with the social forces at play.
Our bodies are beautiful, the expectations placed upon them less so
Transphobic cliché
Resigned to the fact that I'll have to constantly explain to cis people the rest of my life that I wasn't "born in the wrong body", I was assigned the wrong gender at birth.
Really glad most of the community has moved on from this kind of thinking
actual exclusive real image of me when I see narratives trying to absorb trans people into cisnormativity
reported for self-doxx
Can someone explain to me? Because that's kinda how it feels to me and I don't know why that is.
I read it as nature vs nurture, wherein the nurture/external was wrongly assigned or applied. "Wrong body" presupposes a fault within the self or the mind, rather than with the social forces at play.
Our bodies are beautiful, the expectations placed upon them less so
Ooh okay that makes sense.
your bodies are beautiful
What about bodies? I'm talking from the void inside my skinsuit
couldn't be me