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at first she was really supportive, even asked what pronouns i felt comfortable using at that moment. i told her the truth and everything was okay for a bit. we played d&d with some friends for like three hours and i really thought everything was going to be okay. it wasn't until late at night (probably 10pm-ish) that she started to tell me how she really felt. she told me that she only believed there were three genders (non-binary, men, and women) and she said that trans men and women are men and women too.
it'll probably help to know that she's also a trans woman, so i don't think she has any ill intentions in her.
we talked more and, honestly, i'm feeling really self conscious now. i tried to explain myself to her, in hopes that she'd understand, and she just said (and i quote) "it's something that i don't understand and that i don't care to understand." and that really hurt. i thought she'd be accepting of me. i think she is, she's just confused. she was raised christian and just started finding herself recently, so i don't think she's just being ignorant.
any advice can help. should i keep trying to explain myself? is it okay to feel self conscious now? why do i have a hard time saying i love you now? ugh, so much is going through my head and i don't have answers for any of it...
edit: when i first made this post, i didn't think this information was important. though, the more people that bring up the "trans person in straight relationship" thing makes it seem like i should've given this information at the start.
when we first started dating, i was a trans woman. i'm born amab and, even when we first met, i was using she/her pronouns. it wasn't until recently that i fully came to terms with me being gender-fluid. honestly, that kinda just makes it more confusing. she was okay with me being mtf trans, but not genderfluid? idk
UPDATE: WE'RE OKAY! we had a big talk about everything. we talked about what i was feeling, why what she said was wrong, her possible transphobia, and how she will be better in the future. she promised me that me being genderfluid is okay and that she doesn't mind at all. she also said that she will abide by my pronouns and do her best to make me as comfortable as possible. i'm happy, so happy, knowing that we will be okay. i said that i love her and i felt like i genuinely meant it, i could feel it from her too. i feel so good right now, thank you to everyone who took time out of their day to help out, even if it was just a little message. i love every single one of you and i couldn't have been okay without you guys <3
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When I was twelve I don’t recall thinking deeply about my gender…maybe no one did back then. Maybe I was simply cis/het enough that it didn’t come up as an issue. But now, my 12 year old and everyone in my 12 year old’s orbit is suddenly gender non-conforming. Like literally, every kid is some version of androgyny, sometimes changing by the day. I’m pretty pro-LGBTQIA fundamentally, but I have to admit, I’m struggling with this a bit. They can’t all be transgender, statistically…which means there has to be some amount of peer pressure or trendiness at play here. Is this just the new way for proto-teenagers to assert some space as they enter ‘Identity vs. Role Confusion’?
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