beneficii wrote:
If there is one category of person that I've never been able to communicate successfully with, it's the NT trans person. All I end up getting out of such people is hostility, argument, blaming, shaming, putting down, and every other single evil in the book. Nothing rewarding ever comes out of my communications with them. I cannot think of a single NT trans person, online or off-, in which I can say I have had even a partially successful interaction.
I'd say that autistic trans people, as well as trans people with mental illnesses, need to keep that in mind. I think it might have to do with the stigma of mental illness; basically, NT trans people do not want to be labelled mentally ill just for being trans, so when they come across a trans person they know who has actual mental illness, they are scared of the association and want to make the person disappear from their sight and to vigorously deny any association with them, presenting themselves as the good guys, the sane trannies, verses those crazy mentally ill trannies.
We need to stand up to NT trans people and call them out for this sh**!
*Applause*
My friend is a gay man and he doesn't really like the other LGBTQ people around him. In the area he lives, they are pretty rude. If you aren't the type to go sleeping around or admit you have problems, they reject you. And he's NT!
11 May 2014, 4:25 pm
