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Quick question: how did you view other trans people who were happy being trans and also feminists (particularly radical feminists/working from/with radical feminist traditions), and were engaging in feminist work while being trans?
I would've seen them as getting closer to "waking up" but still deluded and in need of "consciousness raising". I had always been really into feminism, including during my transition, and that's how I saw my past trans self.
Even if, for example, they were deeply experienced in the field - more so than, say, a lot of transphobic feminists? Thank you for answering - I'm trying to understand better, but this particular point always confuses me deeply!
Yes, even then. A lot of what I used to believe doesn't make sense to me now but I believed it then because believing and belonging to an ideological group met my emotional needs at the time. The ideas wouldn't have been as compelling if I wasn't in such distress.
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