I enjoy the inherent struggle of the FtM experience to some extent. There's something about overcoming obstacles like biological differences and lack of social recognition that makes transition feel like a valuable experience to me. It reassures me in my identity to do things exactly as if I was born male.
If I were to wake up tomorrow and suddendly found that I now had a male body, I would feel strengthened by the knowledge that I didn't stop striving for my ideal self and still represented the values that I associate with manhood while existing in a different form.
Is this a common mentality? It's surprisingly effective against self-doubts and depression.
I'm mtf but this is how I think about trans men and masculinity. I think it's admirable and I love seeing guys grow into the people they were meant to be
MtF here i dont agree. I just see FtM as transforming beauty into ugliness. Some MtF strive to look feminine and beautiful but have a male spirit and can't help being autistic programmers and part of a iq super group even when they'd rather just be soft and delicate. FtM take the ugly female spirt and the brutal male features and combine it into the most worthless hybrid possible.
Nicholas Martin
Fellow MtF here kill yourself now, faggot your ugly male spirit (read: misogyny) and "muh iq" is showing you'll never be a woman because you hate women you're just a man who wants to possess a female body for himself no wonder TERF ideology flourishes on the internet; you prove them right
Good thing OP is based an malebrained and isn't transitioning for you.
Thomas Miller
Ok sweaty. You are both mentally and physically impotent.
Hunter Kelly
>MtF take the ugly female spirt and the brutal male features and combine it into the most worthless hybrid possible
Robert Allen
This unironically
Jose Bell
First time on this board and I specifically came here to wallow/make myself want to repress but this made me feel a lot better. Coming into my male identity has made me start taking care of myself/working out more and while I'm apprehensive about a lot of things I've never felt better.
Jason Perry
now if you want to continue to do so, close the tab and never come back. genuinely