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Men's Liberation@lemmy.ca · 1 year ago

I'm a trans man. I didn't realize how broken men are

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I'm a trans man. I didn't realize how broken men are

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Men's Liberation@lemmy.ca · 1 year ago

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Before transitioning, I didn't receive short pat hugs or shake hands; I got deep, long hugs.

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What if being solitary and happy has zero foundation in being a “man” but comes about from being rejected by society as the man one is?
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  You do realize half of society is men right?
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    And the other 50% is women, some of whom are solitary and happy because we don’t fit society’s idea of what a woman should be.
    
    Sit down.

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