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Evan Urquhart

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He/Him. Trans Journo. Views expressed are representative of that Dunkin Donuts I worked in one summer.

Joined March 2009

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    1.  🌗Deepak Chupacabra 🌓‏ @Kinysis Feb 24

      If we take the way they treat trans men and women as a whole, then it’s clear that GCs can be really, REALLY sexist. They often try to hide behind this notion that women are victims and that all misogyny is coming from men, but the way they treat trans men exposes the lie.

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    2.  🌗Deepak Chupacabra 🌓‏ @Kinysis Feb 24

      What it looks like to me is a pattern of splitting in which the sides hinge on an emotional fulcrum. Victims are always good, perpetrators are always bad. There’s not often much of a deeper understanding of emotional patterns and how trauma moves through the world.

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    3.  🌗Deepak Chupacabra 🌓‏ @Kinysis Feb 24

      Unable to see the nuance, they act as if they see themselves as innocent victims and project that idea onto anyone who looks like them. This is why they’ll often genuinely believe their opinions are shared by all cis women and feel as if their actions are heroic.

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    4.  🌗Deepak Chupacabra 🌓‏ @Kinysis Feb 24

      But in order to maintain this point of view in the face of consistent evidence otherwise, mental gymnastics are necessary. Since the core belief that holds their entire perspective together is that they’re powerless victims, every perspective must hinge on this.

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    5.  🌗Deepak Chupacabra 🌓‏ @Kinysis Feb 24

      That same core belief is the root of GC sexism. By clinging to this idea that the world is composed of weak women and strong predators, they end up subconsciously believing that women, as a whole, are mostly powerless. And that view is precisely the opposite of feminism.

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    6.  🌗Deepak Chupacabra 🌓‏ @Kinysis Feb 24

      Actually, if I’m wrong here, correct me? My feminist history is spotty. But it seems to me that the entire thrust of feminism, from the suffragettes onward was about women literally displaying that they can kick men’s butts at politics when they feel like it.

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    7.  🌗Deepak Chupacabra 🌓‏ @Kinysis Feb 24

      As someone who’s worked extensively in the area of how mindsets affect personal growth and who shows people how to reframe their thinking for a living, it’s absolutely true that what we believe about the world frequently determines what we’re capable of.

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    8.  🌗Deepak Chupacabra 🌓‏ @Kinysis Feb 24

      Focusing on the belief that we’re powerless leads to a sense that our options are being continually removed, one by one, like the walls are closing in. We can see the effect of this in GC politics on every level. Now, let’s bring this back around to trans men.

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    9.  🌗Deepak Chupacabra 🌓‏ @Kinysis Feb 24

      In order for GCs to maintain their belief that all people with XX chromosomes are born victims, they must include trans men in their analysis with women. Since they view women as powerless, they cannot allow trans men to have psychological autonomy or their views dissolve.

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    10.  🌗Deepak Chupacabra 🌓‏ @Kinysis Feb 24

      At the same time, trans men are often totally indistinguishable from cis men, and this is where the psychological dissonance intensifies. If trans men are women, and women are all victims, then trans men *must* be victims, too. But they want to fit in with the, uh, bad guys.

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      Evan Urquhart‏ @e_urq Feb 24
      Replying to @Kinysis

      Not just want, but actually succeed pretty universally. Cis people don't sense the stain of our woman-ness in either our presentation or our behavior. If XX 'somes were really this eternal handicap you'd think it would have more noticeable effects.

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        2.  🌗Deepak Chupacabra 🌓‏ @Kinysis Feb 24
          Replying to @e_urq

          Yeah, for sure. I mean, chromosomes don’t seem to be nearly as important as hormones in determining most things. Also, I think smells make a really big difference also.

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        3. Evan Urquhart‏ @e_urq Feb 24
          Replying to @Kinysis

          People really underestimate hormones, and in some ways I understand why. It's downright unsettling how powerful they are.

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