I’m only a woman when it’s convenient.

The 'sisterhood' is real selective- if you don't fit the fashy form you don't count unless they want to use and discard you.

This. I’m lucky with my doctors but I’ve seen disabled women on here talking about how their doctors offices don’t even ask them if they’re sexually actively and when these women call it out the responses are “well you couldn’t possibly be sexually active”

I find it especially galling when these women talk about sisterhood when so many of them weaponise autism, one of my disabilities, to attack trans people.

Something hard for me wrt trying to figure out if I'm trans or not is like... It's almost like cis was never an option? The dysphoria is consistent regardless of what I ID as because I can't present as my agab to people's standards, and if I pick another I'll still "fail" at it.

Hi good morning Imani. The state could take away my son and I be arrested if court fees aren’t paid. Been facing homelessness for a while and was squatting and was arrested for so. Could desperately use the help with share

Solidarity forever

EVERY conversation about us centers their convenience and it gets projected back onto us to confuse our needs and our rights to joy and humanity as frivolous negotiables. We’re used in anti-abortion, transphobia, and comparative gratitude, and told to see that as inclusion