I agree wholeheartedly. I'm transspecies myself actually, and some people don't understand. But I don't care. I was meant to be a dog, and I will always be a dog. I eat dog food, bark at the mailman, and chase squirrels.
I have the body of a human, but I am a dog. I truly am a dog, I feel like a dog, and I am a dog. I wear a fursuit every day, and I get some looks. People judge me for it, but fuck them. I am a dog and proud of it! Woof!
Well, I have talked about my experiences with species dysphoria on this site, so it may have been me. Or not. Being transspecies is much more common than you may realize, but unfortunately, there is very little public awareness about us.
However, I feel that species dysphoria needs to be something the general public is educated about, because unfortunately we face a lot of discrimination.
For instance, as a trans dog, I should feel that I should be allowed to use lawns that are designated as a pet area as opposed to being forced to use the bathrooms with the humans. It really triggers my species dysphoria when I'm forced to use a toilet.
IIN I'm trans-fictional
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I agree wholeheartedly. I'm transspecies myself actually, and some people don't understand. But I don't care. I was meant to be a dog, and I will always be a dog. I eat dog food, bark at the mailman, and chase squirrels.
I have the body of a human, but I am a dog. I truly am a dog, I feel like a dog, and I am a dog. I wear a fursuit every day, and I get some looks. People judge me for it, but fuck them. I am a dog and proud of it! Woof!
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I've seen this comment before, from a while ago.
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Well, I have talked about my experiences with species dysphoria on this site, so it may have been me. Or not. Being transspecies is much more common than you may realize, but unfortunately, there is very little public awareness about us.
However, I feel that species dysphoria needs to be something the general public is educated about, because unfortunately we face a lot of discrimination.
For instance, as a trans dog, I should feel that I should be allowed to use lawns that are designated as a pet area as opposed to being forced to use the bathrooms with the humans. It really triggers my species dysphoria when I'm forced to use a toilet.