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Figured I made a thread to share our romantic experiences – or lack of thereof, – opinions, wishes and advice. That is part of the whole LGBT experience besides the sex and gender.

I reached mid 20s with barely any experience, autism made sure of that. Kissed a drunk lesbian once, I don't even think I looked that cute for a guy in his 20s, so I was honored more than anything. Broke up a friendship with a trans girl after some hasty choices, but she was crazy anyways. Now focusing on friends, making and deepening them.

Wish I had a man I understood and was understood by, someone light-hearted and whimsical to have fun with on the short time I have here on Earth. Femboy-ish ig, not masculine, but takes care of himself, with a touch of femininity to him. Impartial on sex, willing to do it, might be fun even.

One thing I like is the idea of relations as temporary, serial monogamy if you will. I'm all for loyalty while in a relation, but that doesn't necessarily mean it must be forever and ever. People change, why shouldn't their relations? Admittedly I do see the romance in a lifelong relation, sticking with someone and changing together with them. Besides looking for a new partner every x amount of years sounds exhausting.
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>>9812
But what if I regret leaving? I’ll never be able to come back. I have no other friends or anything.

>>9906
Well, that is scary yeah, does it have to be a permanent decision though? You could do long distance with your girlfriend and tell your mom "I love you mom but I can't find a job, I feel like I need to try find myself in the city", hopefully she will understand and agree you can come back and live with her again if it doesn't work out. Same with your friends, just tell them why you need to move away and offer to hang out with them online or come over sometimes to see them, or offer them to come stay with you in the big city and see the sights.

Most of my friends have moved away and yeah we don't see each other as much as we used to be we still do hang out when they're around or hang out online and play games, I'm gonna go on a trip to Japan next year with my school friend who moved away years ago.

Maybe if you set yourself up in the city, and tell your girlfriend how much better it is, that might be enough to convince her to leave her mom and come live with you.

Even if you do lose contact with mom and girlfriend and friends, you can make new friends in the big city, go to like leftist groups or LGBT orgs and so on.

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>>9906
Oh sorry, I didn't see you meant you have no other friends. Well that should make it an even easier decision to leave then!

You can't let your girlfriend tie you down somewhere that you're miserable. You have to make your own choices and she can make hers. Maybe deep down she is happy where she is, some people prefer what they know even if it sucks than trying anything new because they couldn't handle change. You can only offer other people a little leg up in their own lives, you can't totally put yours on hold for them.

As an example, I've been living with my BF for 18 months, we wanted to buy a house together but he hasn't found a job in all this time, and I don't think he's been trying very hard to get one most of the time, whereas I've been working flat out to save up and advance my career. I desperately want to buy a house but he wanted us to wait until he had money coming in so he could go on the mortgage, well, I waited too long already for that to happen, so now I'm just buying a house on my own. He can come and live with me but I'm not going to wait forever just because he wanted to do it together. He doesn't really like the house I've picked either but I love it, and I'm the one paying so I'm going to make the decision. Like I said earlier, even though we love each other, my need to buy a house doesn't mean as much to him as it does to me. His feelings about the house don't matter to me as much as mine do. That's just life. Maybe it will give him an impetus to change, maybe not, either way I have to do what will make ME happy.

People have broken up with me for the same reason, because I wasn't doing what they needed me to do, and of course it was crushing at the time, but you know what? I got better, and it was part of what encouraged me to make changes to get me where I am now.

>>9925
Thank you, you are very kind

>>9952
No problem, hope it was helpful!



 

So, i realized i want to be a mom a while ago, which had me crying a lot for days til i spoke to a therapist, and my endocrinologist.

And so i had to temporarily stop HRT and i feel like i'm dying, currently in a state of induced menopause for a couple of months more and my god, the cold sweats, my throat closes because of the anxiety, depersonalization and disociation makes it hard to do anything besides bedrotting and playing fast paced shooters that let me keep my brain in a constant state of focus in such tasks

and i swear to god, the only thing keeping me from letting me fall apart right now, since my mother decided to stop talking to me because i refused to boymode for her, it's my boyfriend and our future together raising our children in Spain and having them visit their grandparents in México- which hopefully won't go to hell because my brother's gen decide to elect a right winger as president of México to fuck everything up and sell everything to Israel and the US.
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>>9701

just got a T shot yesterday, cried myself to sleep and almost fainted because of how grossed out i was

>>9486
What's with all the 🚂🦵 suddenly expressing the desire to become parents, I thought cis women getting pregnant gives dysphoria and also the world is fucked anyway so why pop out any children at all?
>because my brother's gen decide to elect a right winger as president of México
But the current prez is a self-described communist?

>>9927
They are just trying to live a normal life for once. I can't throw flak at someone who just wants to be a normal human.

>>9927

i guess anti-natalist sentiment in LGBT circles is dying, iunno, i still see a lot of trans ppl under an extremely infantilized light that makes them not want to be parents.

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I can effectively confirm that testosterone is rape



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There's this girl at my work who I really wanna cuddle up with/bang, she's like a recent graduate student or something, at first she was really shy but gotten more friendly over time. She's really tall and I kinda get the vibe she might be a transgirl, not like I can just ask obviously, or not like it really matters, but I feel fantasizing about fucking her cute ass. I wanna get her to warm up with me more and get more comfortable with each other.

She's clearly nerdy and shy which gets me going. She comes in and makes tea while wearing neon blue headphones sometimes and is oblivious. I like watching her bend over the copy machine.

Anyways, I'm pretty sure it would be a bad idea to actually hit on her, I really like this job and I'm 33 (though young looking) and she's like in her early 20s I think so I don't wanna get fired for being a groomer or whatever. Plus I just don't wanna make things awkward in general or make her uncomfortable at work.

What should I do anons? Other than furiously jerk off thinking about her? Should I embrace my chaser urges? What if she likes me too?
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>>9886
And yet, femboys are hated for doing this same thing

>>9903
You know, when you see this kinda stuff over on the clover site's /tttt/ you just roll your eyes and move on, but here? For some reason, you expect people to be better. I guess men are the same everywhere, after all.

>>9905
Let’s not act like women aren’t discriminatory either. Also, you’re forgetting that this imageboard userbase hails from 4chan and 8chan

>>9886
You know If I found this on mainstream platforms from cishet females I would roll my eyes and move on but for here, I expected people to be better
I guess women are the same everywhere, trans or cis, after all

>>9941
>incel SMV shit but for women

woohoo



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While being a stupid bi moid, I've always been drawn to a very androgynous look because of a certain aversion to masculinity and many things associated with it - I'm very proud of my long hair, and I know that if I ever get a receding hairline, It'll be either Turkey or the rope due to body dysmorphia. One of the best experiences of my life was being accidentally misgendered and hit on by a drunk alt lesbian. The whole general male pickup culture, its toxicity, and the way it objectifies the other person really disgusted me - not to mention that most of the foids, and people in general, seemed like goycattle not worth paying attention to and devoid of any interests.

About a year ago, I met a older than me twink at a philosophy group at uni. He also had an andro appearance, we shared a similarly complex view of gender, he was also bi and a bottom (it wasn't hard to figure out) - he studied something related to HR, and I started to appreciate his genuine, even a little naive, woke stance, especially compared to the cynicism that had built up in me. As time went on, I started to like him more and more and wanted to spend as much time with him as possible; I even waited in places where I knew he would be passing by, hoping to bump into him *by chance*. At some point, I realized that I was romantically attracted to him.

This is a post in style of "i am a sad lonely faggot, here's some embarrassing information about me, please dont bully me with it", but honestly, I've never had any experience with picking up or flirting. So I feel pathetic because I can't even convey to him that I like him. I've known him for a year - we even ride the same train home from our philosophy group - but I don't know how to subtly let him know how much I want to fuck him and give him a blowjob. I know my problem is just me being a pathetic loser, but how the fuck do I pick up a theymab woke twink?
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>>9042
>The whole general male pickup culture, its toxicity, and the way it objectifies the other person really disgusted me - not to mention that most of the foids, and people in general, seemed like goycattle not worth paying attention to and devoid of any interests.

People always complain about men doing this but somehow they turn a blind eye to women doing the same thing

When will this automisandry shit ever end?

>I've never had any experience with picking up or flirting. So I feel pathetic because I can't even convey to him that I like him. I've known him for a year - we even ride the same train home from our philosophy group - but I don't know how to subtly let him know how much I want to fuck him and give him a blowjob. I know my problem is just me being a pathetic loser, but how the fuck do I pick up a theymab woke twink?

You’re doing the same thing that you complain about:
>The whole general male pickup culture, its toxicity, and the way it objectifies the other person really disgusted me

>>9069
You’re mainly attracted to the feminine features though.

>>9077
It’s not exactly heterosexual. It’s bisexuality with straight inclination

>>9075
>mascformasc retards

More proof that /lgbt/ is highly gynophilic

Have you tried to just talk?



 

I love trans women but i also love cis women and guys and i genuinely see tgirls as real women. I consider support for the trans community an integral part of my political worldview yet every time i see one and think shes hot i always have that though go through my head and i feel disgusted by myself. This happens specially when i watch trans porn even though thats just one of the many types of porn i watch. It got to the point that if i ever met a transwoman in real life id be too scared to even look at her let alone talk to her for fear that i might come off as a chaser. I do have ocd which might play a part but it is not one of the main themes currently so i dont think its that alone

How do i stop feeling like a creep?
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>>9913
Why is it a problem if dude is into chicks with dicks?

>>9914
Because trans are supposed to be women which means you're objectifying them either for their genitalia or transness

>>9915
And yet if men don’t chase them, transwomen will complain about being “invisible”

>>9917
That's how you know they are real women.

>>9918
Idk.



 

Why are 99% of gay men attracted to cute twinks rather than masculine men? It's barely even gay to be into twinks, y'all're a bunch of posers
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>>9874
Stop trying to force this term dude. It's dumb.

>>9874
Idk. Even prison gays can be attracted to masculine men if they’re not hairy bears

It's because virgins want to act spicy by pretending to be bisexual, but really just want a woman.

>>9881
>Majority of people prefer femininity, it almost equals beauty.

False. Beauty is overassumed to the exclusively feminine

>What else do you expect them to be attracted to? Balding 30yo men with a belly and sagging faces?


Most men aren’t uggos at thirty like that.
Nor are most women drop dead gorgeous goddesses

>>9881
>A minority is attracted to hairy men yes.

Most men aren’t hairy either.
Those are just light skinned ones



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The new civil war in the US will be over trans rights instead of slave rights, as escaped trans folk migrate towards California.
>that's fucking dumb. slavery was an economic issue, not a moral issue
Trans people are a fundamental part of the tech economy. Programming is the new cotton picking. I am smart.
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>>2307
transcendental malthusianism, see: >>9264

personally i believe that we need even more transhumanists in tech, starting biotechnology firms that could eventually allow more people to pass. it would be organized as a state capitalist 'sovereign corporation' consisting in cooperative subsidiaries following localist principles..

>>9574
https://hidwehproject.nekoweb.org/pages/zine/aspcte.html

>Trans people are a fundamental part of the tech economy. Programming is the new cotton picking. I am smart.


Can you provide evidence of this?

>>2311
It kinda is but so is the idea that trans people are over represented in tech

>>2303
>Trans people are a fundamental part of the tech economy. Programming is the new cotton picking.
Pretty sure AI is meant to eventually make programmers obsolete.

>>9598
AI is economic warfare against transgender people



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why is it exodus edition? something happen on tttt?

>>9803
some janny deleted hrtgen and everyone panicked that tttt had entered a new dark age or something, they didn't delete the one after that though so idk what happened



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like i know you could just ask them but if you were to do that they'd probably guess you're attracted to them and make it awkward which I don't want.

>pic unrelated
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>>9136
Why would it make it awkward to simply ask? If you've just met it's nothing more than a mere question, and if you've been friends for a while it's a given that you would know

>>9208
Share your secrets, sister.

Statistical likelihood of cumulative signs. Things like having nerdy interests (possibly due to isolation from normal society), being knowledgable about non-superstructural political subjects like architecture and logistics (possibly because they feel no fun in discussing culture war shit due to being on the chopping block) or being fasionably dressed (possibly due to giving up on fitting in because merely being in an especially marginalized demographic means simply dressing and acting normal isn't enough), etc…

These are also signs of being non-white too though, which is why it's easier to clock queer white people than others.

this is a stupid question, even though culturally we're more homogenized than ever there's still many differences depending on your location, different places have different cultures: where I live if a guy has long hair it's a 75/25 whether he likes men or not, I'd imagine it'd be different in more "progressive" places.
something I can imagine being close to universal are mannerisms (gen x took it too far but there's some truth to it): if a man has traditionally feminine mannerisms he either doesn't mind being perceived as queer (which is already crazy rare where I live) or he actually is, a good tell is smoking: smoking (cigarettes) in a manly pose is most of the time (pretty much always except when sitting at a table) quite unnatural, it's a forced gender performance which is why older men drop it at a certain age and start smoking fags like fags when they realize it doesn't actually matter. another good indicator is fashion but the few queers around me dress like shit so I would take it with a grain of salt.

>>9136
you dont have a gaydar? are you sure YOU are queer first?



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transness as an economic symptom
men are seen as the breadwinners, value determined by money, finances, economic power
more and more men are unable to access this value, this causes gender dysphoria, and seeing that the economic power of women is stronger than men, seek to gain that economic power via transitioning. this only accounts for a small but noticable percentage of trans people, and does not imply that all trans people come from this logic, only that this logic does to some degree create trans people, and if economic opportunities were better, there would surely be less trans people. This is also why the bulk of new trans people are trans women. Women don't really need to transition to a man to access the economics that womanhood innately brings. The inability to perform the role of man, which is fundmentally an economic role, leads to men transitioning.

would you be trans if you had a good job making 120k a year? if you had the ability to support a family? I wouldn't be.
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>>9707
>Required by who? That doesn't at all match the narratives of western female influencers. Biology is the same around the world, any continent.

So you admit that you get your knowledge from popsci hosts.

>Is this evidence in the room with us right now?


Your sense of reality sure isn’t.

>>9707
>Is this evidence in the room with us right now

Yes. It’s called reading up on some history books

>Required by who? That doesn't at all match the narratives of western female influencers. Biology is the same around the world, any continent.


Women were required by society to learn how to cook, clean, do laundry, split logs, tend the farm, etc

It’s not my fault that you’re so illiterate from over consumption of “redpill philosophy”

Completely moronic

>>9715
>>9716
You’re showing your true colors
You admit that your knowledge about women is mainly based on FDS watching and internalizing their bullshit
>idk what this has to do with modern dating

Modern dating is about mutual entitlement and bitterness from both genders.

Nobody is forcing you to be a butler for women.
You are choosing to do that.

Every thing you say from here on out can be safely dismissed as someone suffering from cognitohazard syndrome

>>9719
Whom are you taking to?

>>8297
>transness as an economic symptom
you clearly don't know anything about Marxist historical materialism. No trans-investigation, no right to speak!
> seek to gain that economic power via transitioning
https://theonion.com/ill-tell-you-what-id-do-if-i-were-gay-1819584035/
<I'll Tell You What I'd Do If I Were Gay
<Published: February 19, 2004

A guy from work introduced me to his boyfriend this week. He seemed pretty nice, but it was weird, because he didn’t look gay at all. He was a computer programmer and looked like any fat, balding slob you’d run into on the street. I have to say, I would never let myself go like that if I were gay.

If I were gay, I would be very well groomed. I’d purchase two high-quality suits, one nice suit jacket, and two pairs of wool trousers. I’d get about eight shirts tailored, and I would own my own tuxedo, for special occasions. I’d grow my buzzcut into a sophisticated Caesar cut, and I would brighten it with tastefully blended golden highlights. Each morning, I would tame my hair’s unruly kinks with a dollop of molding paste and a little reparative shine serum. (It’s important to use the right products, if you want to maintain healthy hair—especially when it’s gay. )

If I were gay, there’s no way I’d shave with a disposable razor and a bar of Dial soap, like I do as a straight man. As a gay man, I’d make shaving a ritual. I would prepare my face with a foaming exfoliating cleanser, then I’d use a cucumber shave gel and a sharp blade. I might even use a straight razor that I would sharpen on a soapstone. I would definitely use hot wax to bring my unruly eyebrows under control, and my nose hairs would never see the light of day again.

As a gay man of the world, I would have a career that made use of my inherent talent in art, architecture, fashion, or entertainment. Right now, I bus tables in the hospital cafeteria. But as a homosexual, I would be resourceful enough to channel my passion for antiques into a viable means of self-employment. My antique shop, located in a trendy neighborhood, would attract an interesting mix of university iPost too long. Click here to view the full text.



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