No I meant that it's better to act how you feel on the inside (in this case feminine), than to pretend to be someone you're not. Otherwise you'll just feel like shit about yourself.
I mean yeah there are more feminine men today, but that's only because years ago feminine men only acted masculine, even though they felt feminine on the inside. And that made them feel like shit about themselves because they couldn't express themselves, they couldn't even admit to themselves that they were feminine without feeling deep shame. And who cares if they are feminine nowadays anyway?
I think you're half right. I think the like overall percentages are basically the same but we just have so many people now compared to like 50 years ago and we have the internet and such so it's a lot more common to actually see them...and that is coming from a person that is trans and super effeminate. Like I am out here in the midwest and I grew up in a small town, I was literally the only one and there was no other signs from anyone that they were and I was actually a bit more feminine than most of the girls out here.
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Yeah, but that's not a bad thing. It's better than acting masculine but feeling like shit about yourself. Who cares if they are anyway?
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So it's better to act feminine and feeling shit about yourself?
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No I meant that it's better to act how you feel on the inside (in this case feminine), than to pretend to be someone you're not. Otherwise you'll just feel like shit about yourself.
What do you mean?
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I mean yeah there are more feminine men today, but that's only because years ago feminine men only acted masculine, even though they felt feminine on the inside. And that made them feel like shit about themselves because they couldn't express themselves, they couldn't even admit to themselves that they were feminine without feeling deep shame. And who cares if they are feminine nowadays anyway?
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I think you're half right. I think the like overall percentages are basically the same but we just have so many people now compared to like 50 years ago and we have the internet and such so it's a lot more common to actually see them...and that is coming from a person that is trans and super effeminate. Like I am out here in the midwest and I grew up in a small town, I was literally the only one and there was no other signs from anyone that they were and I was actually a bit more feminine than most of the girls out here.
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Yeah, good point.