Step 1: Get pistachio ice cream Step 2: Get chocolate ice cream Step 3: Mix Step 4: Nom nom

It’s true, billionares are paying me thousands to be trans so they can sell more bathrooms and pronouns.

I’ve never seen you support minorities, definitely not because I ignored it every time I saw it.

We are so owned, it’s over.

I know what you are, what you were. You are slipping Jimmy a friend :) .

his propaganda worked

I truly am a mastermind.

-I overreact when I see trans men who’ve made more progress than me, I think I made my (also ftm) boyfriend worse by trying to get my manhood validated which is what got me into wanting to fix it.

-I bury all emotions under anger, I’ve worked on this for a while and have gotten good at confronting/solving the original problem that makes me angry but I’m still very out of tune with other emotions.

-I have heated dudebro moments when I see trans men who actually want to be feminine. I know it’s nonsensical and fight it but the thoughts of “man up lol” are still there. This happens with cis men too, with the weird satisfaction of being more masculine than a “real man”.

-In general manhood feels like a competition where only the buffest tallest men get the male crown while the short incel peasants suffer. Any love or appreciation I get despite being short and not that far into transition feels like they are secretly saying “You should detrans and become a housewife lol”. I can get a compliment and still twist it to be insulting to my masculinity somehow.

-Talking about problems make me feel I’m not being a “real man”. I actively fight that one a lot but it still ends up making me keep my problems to myself until they all pile together and make me a lot worse mentally.

House only has a traditional heating system with no temperature control. In summer I just drink a lot of water and wear short sleeves, in winter it’s the lowest setting that can keep me from freezing.

I knew the ultra-rich were unimaginably wealthy but this still blew my mind. Got through Bezos, expecting for the site to end, stopped when I saw the blue rectangle starting.

Emotional numbness isn’t repulsive in itself, disregard for others is. People can feel emotions less intensely than others or lack emotional empathy(feeling what others feel) but still make friends through genuinely putting effort.

I work out, read, touch grass and sleep consistently. Anon still has a great point.