Sometimes I see people post like "I moved across the country to the neighborhood for trans women with no social ties and nothing to loose and everyone here is preoccupied with risky sexual behavior and casual drug use"
The thing is most people hate to hear about a sport they don't personally follow. If you try to bring up cricket to an American football fan they'll hit you with a marginally transposed version of the performative "anti-sportsball" dreck you normally get from musical theatre gays
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Sporting organizations already allowed trans people to compete without issue until recently. 9% of us have fled our home states due to anti-trans laws. This isn't about incremental progress. This is about stemming a tide of political repression that's about to get much worse.
I don't know what specific vibes I've cultivated to ward off this behavior, but other trans women almost never try and hit on me in public despite being fairly social and active in the scene. Maybe it's a function of being out for so long because it didn't used to be the case.
If it were just cruising that'd be one thing, but there's a serious problem in the community of serial sex pests using transfem spaces to prey on freshly out and vulnerable girls.
It feels difficult to address publicly because serial manipulators are unsurprisingly good at manipulating people. They always have a circle of "friends" to defend them so you can't call them out without instigating a huge rift in the community.
I know trans women are women because people only ever talk about us in the context of whether or not they want to fuck us
I can't believe I have to say this but some trans women are post op. Many post op women cannot produce the minimum levels of testosterone considered healthy for women (15-50 ng/dL). Microdosing T is standard practice for women with chronically low levels.














