like please explain me why the girl in picrel is wearing a tranny pin. the sub is a generic quirky letgirlshavefun whatever type beat so this is not really even relevant

like why whyyy why would you voluntarily give up this information in a context that’s only going to be associated with you openly labeling yourself as “im a woman but not really teehee am i valid” kind of way??

why is the girl in picrel not wearing a pin about her sexual orientation? political affiliation? inter/perisex status? only trans pin?

fuck off.hate that shit. have some respect.

  • soulmaxxer_twinkhonOP
    2·
    9 days ago

    i do but doing shit like picrel makes you look like you don’t really think trans women are women. that’s my point. why even bring it up? it’s like saying “hai i’m X and i’m a woman. trans btw.” like you see how that is weird? you would not say “hai i’m X and i’m a woman. lesbian btw” like whyyyy why bring it up???

    • anneneum
      2·
      9 days ago

      People absolutely do that actually. Pins are less loud way to disclose your identity and political affiliation to the world and find like minded people or dates and /or support trans rights

      • soulmaxxer_twinkhonOP
        3·
        9 days ago

        i know that people do that, innn this instance i think it’s out of insecurity and like an “apology” for your own identity though

        • anneneum
          1·
          9 days ago

          If someone does that for that reason then I agree it is sorta cringe

      • puppyoomf
        2·
        9 days ago

        idk how to explain but there is a distinction between readily disclosing it when asked and going out of your way to announce it on your own

        • anneneum
          1·
          9 days ago

          But people do wear lesbian pins or rainbow merch and tell everyone they are lesbian. Or bisexual. It’s a good way to meet new people and a convo starter even if kinda weird