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this is certainly one part of it. non-passing trans women being seen as predetory men, trying to invade women spaces and even less real women than passimg trans women is another big part of it and thats really not a universal women's experience.
idk if u disagre with this, ur comment just left me feeling like u were making a point about the entirety of transmysogynie
I did try and add the implication that what I was saying wasn't (and could never be) a whole picture. In the dealings of people, we could never capture the whole of a picture, even if we had infinite time. The ways in which people are uniquely terrible (and uniquely wonderful of course) is just too much subject matter to ever contain in one book, let alone comment.