AFAIK, there is no such thing as being trans that isn’t “in a gender way.” So, as a trans person, I reject the notion that we have that in common. (Unless your gender actually differs from your AGAB.)

That said, I have absolutely no issue with your typing quirk – makes no difference to me at all, and it’s perfectly legible. Can you explain what you mean by dysphoria when you don’t use it?

What does your identity mean to you? Does it revolve around “queering” some sort of default expectation?

(Please note that I am autistic so if you detect a tone of mockery or anything it is completely unintentional and unbeknownst to me; I am asking out of genuine curiosity.)

Dude is religiously atheist, fails to see the irony in that, and really needs to get over himself. The best way to be an atheist is by not making your life revolve around something you DON’T believe in.

I support this post, but FWIW some people (myself included) may find the language used dysphoria-inducing. Any other flavour of criticism is probably just transphobia.

Absolute chad meme lmao.

I wish I could love being bald, but sadly it doesn’t suit me one bit.