Don’t worry ive had both my shots and my booster beer T-Shirt

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Trans people are trans for a reason, and cis people are cis people for a reason, and if you let each one be themselves, they will figure it out and be able to define themselves. No one is forcing cis people to live as trans people, unless it’s medical malpractice and evil (which was ONE DOCTOR who only fucked up a circumcision and tried to cover his own ass) and yet there are many people trying to force trans people to live as cis people. Force us into a depressed awful life, where yes, a lot of trans people if they can’t be themselves DO end up killing themselves. Acceptance for all. Love who you are, and foster that growth and nurture it, whether you’re trans or not, people will figure it out if you let them. But the Don’t worry ive had both my shots and my booster beer T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this point is to LET THEM, whether they’re cis or trans.

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edit: and some TERFS/transphobes might see this comment and say “B-but FinallyFlowering, if kids on both sides, cis or trans, are killing themselves, how do we not know the Don’t worry ive had both my shots and my booster beer T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this ‘trans people’ aren’t just cis people killing themselves due to being actually cis!!!!” and the point is YOU DONT KNOW! only the person themself will know. but both sides exist, trans and cis, and you need to give children the education and space and peace of mind to think, to figure it out for themselves. kids are way smarter than you think, I was aware (of being trans, and other complex things) as early as I can remember pretty much, as early as I was four. the point is, both cis and trans people killing themselves are awful things and should be prevented no matter what. and we cannot tell a kid if they are cis or trans, they have to determine that for themselves. they need to be given the space and the peace of mind, and the lack of judgement, to explore whoever they are. they need the medical resources to do so, they need the emotional support and guidance (guidance from both cis and trans people TOWARDS both cis and trans people. we are a village, let’s raise eachother up) and also, both cis and trans people need the societal support and open-mindedness to be able to explore themselves. yes, cis and trans people both kill themselves if forced to live an inauthentic life, but sometimes trans people kill themselves too even if they know who they are, and it’s because of societal pressure and ostracization, because a lot of people hate us and we are being pushed to the cliff by society. because in a lot of states in the US, in a lot of countries around the world, trans people aren’t given the resources to even begin to figure it out, and aren’t given the medical resources to align their bodies with their souls, making them, and their experience of life, congruent. I came out at 24.5 years old. I had to watch my body age into something masculine and disgusting that I wasn’t. I knew from 4 who I was, and I was aware of how I looked, and how much it bothered me, since I was 5. I saw a picture of me in preschool (after a traumatizing incident my dad did to me to force me into the closet, when he showed me I wouldn’t be accepted for who I was) and I saw a face that wasn’t mine. I felt an alien like doppelgänger was in my place, that people were meeting this person that wasn’t me, and I was “expected” to be this person that wasn’t me. I had this alien doppelgänger thing representing me my whole fucking life and I felt so lost and confused and like the me I knew myself to be never existed in anyones eyes, and even in my own, I started to fade due to repression due to the traumatic incident I experienced at 4 years old. this feeling of loss and confusion and loss of self, and being represented by a not-me “me” only got worse with puberty, as my body twisted, changed, morphed, got bigger and became something I was even further from aligning with.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.