u/Jesterthechaotic

Since many Christians don't accept me, (parents excluded), I hope that the transgender community will accept me and won't say stupid shit, like calling me a JEWISH NAZI for some fucking reason. That would be insane, right? Like, even people who have understandable religious trauma would know that calling a queer christian a jewish nazi would be horrific, and an awful thing to say. I also hope that I won't be called a traitor, or compared to a black person in the KKK.

Seeing as I can bare the understandable and reasonable discomfort that queer people would have with Christianity, I sure hope that nobody will say such terrible things.

Right?

(/uj DISCLAIMER: I KNOW THAT YOU HAVE VALID REASONS TO BE UNCOMFORTABLE WITH CHRISTIANITY. NO I DO NOT THINK THAT CHRISTIANS ARE OPPRESSED. I AM JUST VENTING ABOUT THE BATSHIT THINGS THAT I HAVE READ. YES I AM AWARE THAT MUCH OF CHRISTIANITY IS VERY HOMOPHOBIC, TRANSPHOBIC, AND ALL SORTS OF HORRIBLE SHIT.)

I'm writing an essay on the differences between the movie and book versions of Watership Down, and I'm using the "stations of canon" concept in the essay (going to graduate soon! wahoo!). What exactly would you consider the "stations of canon?"

"I honestly can't see why anyone would want to be a women. Women bodies are awful, with breasts, periods, a vagina, parts that are made to get pregnant, who would want that? I can't fathom why some other women like this, I mean, this might be an autism thing, but nobody would ever want this. I've let everybody else think I'm a dude online since I was a kid, because being a dude and being masculine is so much cooler. I'm really into American Football, I love watching games, I wish I could play. But I can't because women bodies suck. When I realized that getting fat made your breasts bigger, I immediately asked to get some snacks like mints instead of chips. I only ever imagine myself as a man in stories, including ones that I write. I got a compression bra recently and I keep re-using it because wearing anything else feels really bad. I'm excited for my mastectomy that I will probably have due to my 80% increased chance for breast cancer.

This can't possibly be a sign of anything else."

(uj/ First post, did I do it right? I only realized like a week ago that I might be trans)