traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns
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it amounts to just rolling over and letting cisnormativity win imo. telling people they're probably trans is fine and good and should be a go-to. if they turn out to not be then there's no major harm done, at worst you've gotten someone to think a bit more about their gender which is good. if they are trans then you've saved a life from repression or worse. people are conditioned to think there's no other option than being cis, a lot of the time they need direct telling that there is. now i can imagine it's not being done with the most tact and compassion through tiktok comments. i quit tiktok last year mainly because of the dog shit takes on there about queer issues. so there's obviously a right and a wrong way to approach it but "prime directive" seems regressive to me. I don't buy into that at all.