Trans Reactions off Omegle

Get lost (as soon as possible)

get lost

[disconnected]

Unexplained Essentialism

of course it’s shameful. who would disgrace their gender?

i don’t see how you can “disgrace” a gender

it has to do with identity

someone shouldn’t be forced to be something they’re not

exactly why you shouldnt change genders

[disconnected]

And again someone incorrectly talking about the dubious “gender change”, which, to my knowledge, only cissexist essentialists like this one propose (per implication).

Disbelief

You’re now watching two strangers discuss your question!

Question to discuss:
I am a trans woman. This doesn’t make me a “faggot”, “weirdo”, “perverted male”, or “sinner”. What do you think? (If you prefer a shameless plug or have questions, try transreactions.tumblr.com )

Stranger 1: Nah

Stranger 1: wait

Stranger 1: what?

Stranger 1 has disconnected

Insecure bigotry

It is funny how often, after one or two lines of quick and pointless insults, a bigoted stranger will disconnect as soon as the other stranger begins typing. This appears as if they’re so insecure in their bigotry, they don’t want to risk seeing an opinion other than their own expressed. And they’re damn right in their fear: there are a lot of good people out there.

~ Polling the internet and picking the worst.

This blog is outdated and abandoned.

This is my record of replies to replies to questions I ask on Omegle. As the above slogan goes, I generally pick the worst. But you won't see nearly as much simple name calling as I actually get on Omegle because that's quite boring.

Consider the posts tagged #meta for more information about this.

I am a trans woman who identifies as mostly lesbian. (I dislike penises, but other than that find some men attractive.) In my questions, I usually present this or less information as well as a link to here, along with common insults targeting us trans women specifically.

I have not yet undertaken any medical transition measures but otherwise have outed myself as female, having been designated male. You should refer to me by "she" or gender-neutral pronouns.

Feel free to ask me about literally anything - I promise I won't be offended except by your foolishness if so. (Note however that this policy applies only to me personally. It does not apply to all lesbians. It does not apply to all trans people. Asking someone intimate questions is usually inappropriate.)