I love seeing seeing people shit on others' bodies, bodies which are similar to my own, it's so great! I really feel the love! (Can you tell it's sarcasm?)
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The "GC" people who come on to Twitter just to say unpleasant things about others' appearances need to find something else to do. You're not helping, it's embarrassing seeing full grown adults act like that.
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If I was trans and saw people talking like this, I'd avoid them and never even try to listen. In fact, I did exactly that when I was trans. You know you can be critical of a movement, types of treatments and activism etc, without resorting to name-calling and such right?
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It's so immature and it really makes me feel like shit when people are like "Omg, look at the Adam's apple" and I'm like "Cool, I have one of those..."
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Be decent. Being "kind" usually means "be a doormat." Being decent means we recognise that life is not black and white and we can all get along if we respect one another's boundaries. Male people need to respect women's boundaries. We can respect those transsexuals on our side.
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I know it’s inappropriate & it’s not ok to criticise appearance... but I think when certain TIMs say things like, “I’m a better woman than you”, “you’re just jealous because you’re not as gorgeous as I am” it opens a door - especially when they epitomise a sexualised stereotype
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For many people its about making the point that being a women isn’t about appearance, & it’s certainly not about big boobs, makeup, lip filler, long hair, makeup & high heels etc & to suggest these makes someone a “better women” diminishes a woman’s value to a sexualised object
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I dislike any direct comment on appearance.
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The only situation I can empathise is when it's in retaliation to similar comments. People get heated. But I still find it a bad idea. It both alienates people but also gives negative ammo against you. There's zero benefit.
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It's also just nasty. And fundamentally not why most of us are here. I wouldn't want to associate with anyone who I thought had a genuine problem with trans people, for example.
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