both transphobia and homophobia are rooted in misogyny regardless of birth sex
both transphobia and homophobia are rooted in misogyny regardless of birth sex
@georgia in my personal opinion and perspective.homophobia is more of a fear your same-sex/same-gender entities hitting on you, and in male case specifically the inmost fear of anal penetration (fecal fear). transphobia is kinda related but more complicated than that, it's literally falls into the "it's a trap" meme, which is kind of a shame, but overall it all comes down to "penetrate or be penetrated" and the precise subject of penetration (anal vs vaginal).from female perspective (in my imagination) it's really more about female competition for males, again this is my (retarded) understanding that women see each other as inherent rivals, so yuri (female homosexuality) seems very contradictory to instinct, and transfems seem like even more competition.all in all it's all just fucking retarded and i want to get out.
@coolboymew @georgia it literally is and i hate it
@Mr_NutterButter @georgia kids being cruel
@icedquinn @georgia the memes...
It's just common sense!
@hj while youre right that a lot of homophobia against men is fear of being penetrated its moreso fear of being emasculated in general. your understanding of lesbophobia is wrong in my opinion. the idea is that women shouldnt "act like men" because women are inferior and thus can't be superior men, and that qualities which are good in men ruin women. all homophobia and transphobia are imo is "natal males/AMABS can't be/act like women because women are bad" and "natal females/AFABS can't be/act like men because women are bad." so in both cases, misogyny.
@georgia honestly I accept that I'm wrong about a lot of things, since I'm pretty weird (and by ex dumped me because I "treated her as a friend not as a girlffriend") so i concede.there is an entire topic of "i have to be weak but i wanna be strong" but somehow i feel it's not entirely connected