But the “fantasy” is the stereotype. At least from what I’ve seen. I know when it comes to sensuality women use the word fantasy all the time but I’m trying to understand how if trans women don’t want to be seen as a fantasy or maybe only as a fantasy, a person who advocates for trans women on their platform would definitely be hurtful IMO
I respect how you feel but I’m not talking about someone referring to trans women as beautiful being in question. The wording was “Fantasy” it’s the same thing as any minorities giving into stereotypes about their own marginalized groups. That’s my point. If the collective of trans women don’t want to be fetishized as a fantasy…then one with a platform speaking on the behalf of trans women…calling them the fantasy hurts that same marginalized group.
i ain’t letting a few inconveniences rob me of a beautiful life. some shit you fix, some shit you laugh off & some shit you leave for tomorrow. either way, i’m eating good, sleeping peacefully & finding me something to smile about.
I’ve heard them complain about being fetishized and not seen as a woman. Just a sexual fantasy and how it’s dehumanizing and how men don’t see them as a romantic partner worth publicly being with. I know they aren’t lying but my question here is; is being a fantasy a collective statement/belief or is this more individualized
When I get a husband Im bringing back giving niggas calendars with sexy pictures of me, a dvd for him to watch when we not together, like straight self absorbed gifts 😭 DO NOT ASK FOR NO GOYARD.
@KeyKeytoMarz This video is slightly triggering, how are yall trying to force her to be thankful for someone she’s not thankful for. This is the problem a lot of people have with “church” they really think God left them in charge 😭😭😭