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Originally Posted by Dylan
I find it interesting that trans people are not only told they are not part of the glbTq community, but they're also then told how to act/acceptable terms/whom they may partner with/etc when they are in the glbTq
Yet the same 'rules' are not expected when the glbq's are in the T community
This isn't a retort towards you June...honest. I'm talking about the OP.
I have definitely been told I whom I 'should' be dating. We have all been told how we 'should' act in this community. We've all seen those who don't 'behave' excommunicated. It's just funny to me that trans ppl are often seen as 'guests' of the glbq community who can be easily discarded if they don't abide by the 'rules' even though we've helped the glbq community forever. Yet never once have I seen a cis glbq ask about their behavior when in T space...it's almost just an assumption that glbq's 'should' be welcome.
It's just funny to me
In A Not HaHa Way,
Dylan
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Perhaps this may be a worthwhile separate thread to start, Dylan.