ni dieu - ni maître 🦄 punk, nonbinär & trans, weiblich sozialisiert, 161, neugierig & nachdenklich, queerfeministisch, allergisch gegen religiöses, veggi, kollektivi, traumabaustelle, wort-affin, kriegsenkel*, gen-X, oft wütend, mag visuelles…
Okay. Thanks - i understand now, where the mistake comes probably from.
As I said before- I‘m not native english-speaking.
In my area „femme“ seems to be used mor as opposite of „butch“. So i don‘t know „transfemme“ this way - it was always „transwoman“, sometimes „transgirl“, never „transfemme“.
Sorry for this.
There was a irritation and wrong connection in my brain.
Never was ment that way. Pls read all, i excused.
@strawberry_enjoyer42 @PurpleFanatic ok, yes, got it.
There was still a wrong connection in my head.
Hope I dod not triggered you. Sorry.
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…I‘m AFAB born in a very binary world & was a long time interpreted as butch. With 50(!) i realized that there are other options & found out, that I’m nonbinary trans, still like wearing boys cloth, but I‘m also okay with feminine ones. The prob was always the female body & what in ppls heads happends because of it.
My sexuality?
I‘ll find out
Or are you a trans woman wearing man‘s cloth - so it would be opposite. :)
I‘m not shure, if i‘m fitting in your question or how good i‘m fitting.
I‘m a bit irritated about your wording „butch transfemmes“ but it can also be a thing with my not nativ semi-good english.
I understand „Butch“ as mostly lesbian but always AFAB who feels good in male-cloth and „transfemme“ as AMAB with opposite preferences.
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@strawberry_enjoyer42 and thanks for this quiet explain 💜