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⚧️Transfem | She/Her⚧️ Autistic gamer girl 18+ Dc: cherryblossomcutie3 Problematics/Bigots/Minors DO NOT INTERACT N/SFW ♥ RoseyBombVR, FoxSith ♥
The Devil's Dorm Katılım Mart 2018
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@longliveAce23 having a pedo as your "gf" and defending her is crazy. holy fuck thats the reason why your stepmom passed.
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Can I talk about me being trans for a bit? I just felt like typing these feelings, please.
This is just about me, not anyone else’s experience. Bit of an emotional journey. 🧵
“What if I want to do, say and wear cute things. Have people call me cute names. Adjust my voice to be the cutest it can be~ “
“What if I want to be seen in a femme way? Even if I won’t have the same environment as someone born as a girl? Even if I won’t ever completely relate to their experiences.”
“Is it okay for me to pursue the happiness I’ve noticed in me for years now?”
With these feelings and a lot more context, I came out as trans.
But what if I also don’t feel like I can just straight up call myself a woman? I’ve mostly stayed quiet and just put myself on a similar page as others in LGBT communities whenever I’m asked.
You know? One of the main moments that lead me down this path was someone assuming I was on HRT and asking me how it was going. The feelings that came up when I realized I had to explain I wasn’t, were no good.
That’s when I started to realize I may not be happy as a femboy.
I like calling myself a trans woman today. But I also feel like it’s a bit incomplete. Yet I don’t know any other way to label myself.
I’m jealous of other trans people who can go all the way, maybe one day I will be there too ❤️
Socially it’s impossible to exist without labels. They truly drive a lot of interactions and environments and there’s nothing I can do about it.
I always was a femboy with she/her prefered pronouns. I was just very private about it and only mentioned it casually.
Maybe that was my mistake, I didn’t want the conflict. Many Femboy spaces felt very “bro” to me. I’m happy everyone could enjoy themselves but I was drifting away over time.
Before I came out I tried seeing myself as myself non-binary, but it wasn’t enough at the time.
It wasn’t just how I viewed myself, I wanted to be viewed by others in a certain way too.
So, at some point the femboy label backfired for me. So many of you were the kindest and loveliest people. But I was still attracting too many who I didn’t want to interact with.
After a few years things changed a lot.
Right now I’m living in my ideal social circle, my dearest fans and even the type of lust for me is that I enjoy~ ❤️
Now I want all of that without being noticed when I go out IRL. Without having to ready myself to deal with conflict for just existing in a more common space.
I like to walk around with a smile.
Do I really want to go headfirst into conflict for not following the norm in a common space?
Sorry, I don’t think I can right now.
So! I’ll try my best with all the versions of myself, in every space that I am. Right now I can smile and enjoy as many moments as possible.
All of it is still me. Even when I know in my heart, there’s a version of me I’m really biased towards ❤️

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