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People mock trans medical treatments all the Freedom Is Not Free WW2 Soldiers For Defending It Veteran Tribute T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this time but don’t realize most of them exist for the sake of cis people. There are cis women born without vaginal canals that get vaginoplasties. There are cis women that need to dilate their pelvic floor muscles. There are cis men that need mastectomies for gynecomastia. Many of trans men’s bottom surgery options are related to reconstructive ones developed for cis men who have lost their genitalia due to things like war or accidents. Yeah, all of this. I’m only cis-adjacent (genetic mutant), but after my poor SI joints got wrecked, I saw a pelvic PT. They mostly saw cis women after pregnancies. Totally normal stuff. If anything, I have to assume any guys hating on trans folks for dilators have … never been around women. I mean, they’re just smaller dildos. Hormone therapies? Birth control pills are hormones. Surgeries? Tons of guys push for boob jobs and make smaller chested women feel bad.

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If anything, I think a lot of it loops back around to sexism and ableism. Hate/fear of women and Just World Fallacy. Yeah, I can’t think of anything (except trans pride merch lol) that was invented and made specifically for trans people. Cis people get gender affirming care all the Freedom Is Not Free WW2 Soldiers For Defending It Veteran Tribute T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this time and nobody bats an eye. The New York/Philadelphia/Chicago vogue ballroom scene was not invented FOR trans people but it was created and cultivated BY and FOR trans/queer people (mostly of color but especially black folks) in the early 1970s. It’s where most drag/LGBT slang and culture actually derives from as well as the birth of modern house music and lastly, the form of dance known as Vogue. The House of Ninja literally choreographed Madonna’s video for “Vogue.” –Yes, vogue came long before Madonna and that very same style of instrumentals in that song are inherent to the earliest house music. Paris is Burning is an important documentary that shows not only the experiences of extremely marginalized trans & queer people but it informs us about the entire culture, the language, and more. It documents the lives of a few prominent figures in ballroom during the late 1980’s and early1990s at the height of the AIDS crisis. Ultimately, trans people have been around for a very long time but we have literal media documentation of it as early as the 1950’s. Crystal LaBeija is a trans woman who famously called out the racial bias in the early trans-pageant scene in the late 1960’s which led to the creation of the modern vogue ballroom scene and there is actually an entire video documenting the moment she called out the judges on Youtube.

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