I’m actually a trans guy but I still like feminine clothes because for me it’s about my body and I get mean comments from other trans guys too saying I’m not really trans just because of the fabric that I like to wear. I can’t even count the amounts of times I have binded my chest to the point I could barely breathe just to try to make it slightly flatter then when i use my normal chest binder and I’m slowly trying to accept myself and not force my self to dress masculinely to try to be recognized the way I want to because if I was to not dress the way I want to that would be just as much of a lie as me pretending I’m a girl. This is a very good topic to talk about to try to raise awareness so thanks
You're welcome. I understand that it's gotta be hard for other people to accept someone like you or me, I'm not trans, but I have ADHD and I act differently compared to what other people would find acceptable. I don't quite understand why they treat you or me so differently than others, I mean, we are just people, people with something special about them, but still people. It's annoying how some people are just unable to accept the truth, don't you think?
I'm a trans guy too, but I like wearing makeup and high heels, which gets me a lot of weird looks, but I identify as a boy wholeheartedly, even if I like to wear makeup and heels
I see nothing wrong with that. Other people are just too judgmental
I asked my brother what his opinion on a guy wearing feminine clothing, makeup and acting feminine was, he said that he doesn't care if the person wears makeup, feminine clothing or acts feminine, they're also just a person, it really shouldn't matter how they dress or act, what counts is what's on the inside.
My brother's right and I see it the exact same way, I respect those people who always knew that they weren't in the right body (males/females being born as females/males), so if some of you (the people reading the Manga) can't accept the fact that there are many people in the world who feel this way and actually go through with all the surgeries/treatments/ect... to finally be able to live a happy life, then all I have to say to that is, I feel sorry for you.
I feel sorry for you, because maybe - in the future - your kids might turn out to be this way, born into this world in the wrong body. They'll be living their lives knowing that. What will you do then? Think about it, think about it long and hard - My dad used to dislike gay people, until he had my siblings and myself, that's when he realised that, even if we had turned out to be interested in the same sex, he'd still have loved us regardless - and ONLY once you've done that, are you aloud to state your opinion.
Btw, my brother's seven years younger than me and can accept the fact that some people are different.