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This played a huge role in my detransition. The detrans women's community definitely taps into those struggles. It can be a relief to be able to talk about one's ambivalence/discomfort with being a man/masculine and get support but it comes with a lot of conditions attached.
The most obvious one of course being that you have to give up being trans.
Yeah, I can see that. If you feel comfortable answering, I'm curious about to what extent you had access to IRL trans masculine spaces that also had trans men that are many years post-transsition?
I ask because my experience is that these things do get discussed, but that it happens mostly in closed spaces and are mostly initiated by solidly post-transsition trans men (probably because being newly out means ones social positioning as men are much more fragile)
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