Editing to add I can still befriend people with clashing ideas such as MSPECs and futches and such, but do know that I do not wish to debate anybody on this, I live fully by “live and let live”. Whatever people do is none of my business at the end of the day, I don’t really care if you’re a gaybian. All I’ll ask is for you to not ask me to debate with you or to validate you — if your whole thing is to seek validation from others then we’re already off to a terrible start. Live your life the way you want it, no one’s opinions should matter, including mine. Some of my dearest friends are MSPECs, and I myself am viewed as controversial or contradictory due to being a very hypermasc transgender dude who also identifies as a lesbian, so I really don’t care what you do. These are just my views.


I feel very alienated from a lot of queer spaces due to my experience as a transgender masculine butch lesbian on T, so I just rely on my close circles. It’s a bit difficult for me to show sympathy or solidarity most of the time thanks to lesbophobia I’ve received from various other queers, which is why I prefer befriending other (trans) lesbians. But, basically if you’re nice and understand that you don’t need oppression in order to be a “valid” queer and that queerness does not erase privilege, then we can understand each other. Including people I disagree with, such as MSPECs or “good faith” IDers.

I value intersectionality more than anything, and all of my friends are queer & trans POC. I consider myself a transfeminist and I value QPOC more than white queers. You will always find me on the side of Black, Brown and Indigenous trans women.

That being said, for my hottest takes, and no, I’m not looking for “debates” no matter how friendly they are:

And, on butchfemme:


Caring about LGBT discourse is pointless, but I do believe words have meaning. Identities and labels exist to name experiences and connect people together. Lesbianism is an important identity with a long history that cannot just be diluted. If an experience no longer fits you, that’s fine. It’s part of being human. Adapt to change.
Also important (and a bit unrelated) to say but replying and QRTing TERFs to “own them” is a lose-lose situation: it benefits no one, and it exposes you and your transfeminine mutuals to violent transphobes. Think before you decide to “own” a virulent bigot for internet points. Block and move on. Thumbpu


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