erinyes (she/her)

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  • an interesting thing that people dont talk about much is all the feminine neurological traits that we show before we even know we’re trans. for example neurodivergent trans women will often have a presentation/profile more typical of cis women. i have a pretty stereotypical feminine neurodivergence myself, being mostly inattentive type and developing masking behaviors early, but being treated as and told i was a boy meant that was directed towards fitting in with other boys.


  • so right wing people make up a term to describe something hatefully, but in a way that doesnt sound hateful if you dont know where it comes from. they get a lot of people to start using it without knowing its roots of hate. in time the term catches on with people who dont know better. later people learn what it means and since theyve been hearing it and using it and believing it they may just swallow the hate as a matter of course once they learn of it. they keep hearing it being used, so they feel like everyone is agreeing with them. thus hate is spread and reinforced by a seemingly innocuous word or phrase. words have meaning and context beyond their literal dictionary definition. so to answer your question, its hateful rhetoric because it comes from hateful people and is intended to carry a hateful message. well meaning ignorance is a tool of hate.