PSA: If You Don’t Believe That “Trans” Men Get REAL Periods With Their Imaginary Uteruses, You’re Transphobic

As I’ve mentioned many times before, I have empathy for trans people.

I think TRUE trans people (not the ever-trendy “gender-fluid” folk) suffer from a debilitating mental illness, and that the left has enabled their mental illness in order to create a new victim class with which to create new “bigots.”

Don’t believe that men can be women!??! BIGOT!

Next, will you be a “bigot” if you don’t believe an anorexic could REALLY lose some weight?

Because of this, trans people have been deprived of the mental health care they legitimately need…

And things have gone WAY too far.

How far?

Well… you’re transphobic if you don’t “believe” that men who think they’re women have “real” periods.

Nobody teaches trans girls about our periods. We just get these weird times where we’re moody and crampy and sad and we don’t know why and just chalk it up to another reason we’re not good enough in life.

So, just so you all know: Trans. Girls. Get. Periods.

— ⚡Ultrans Instinct Bria⚡ (@LifeofBria) July 10, 2018

I’m sorry… but how are you “crampy?”

Cramps are caused by the uterus trying to expel uterine lining.

You don’t HAVE that.

And about that whole “Enabling” thing… yeah. This Tweet has nearly 5 THOUSAND likes.

I absolutely love how much trans girls talking about the reality of their periods pisses transphobes off. It makes you feel so powerful! Really tho it’s just that they’re so weak. I mean, us existing is enough to upset them, so…

— ⚡Ultrans Instinct Bria⚡ (@LifeofBria) July 10, 2018

It is quite clear that what is going on in our bodies is the exact same thing minus one organ. Afab ppl’s periods vary greatly. Some don’t even get any real symptoms. Why should trans women’s periods not count just because we lack one symptom?

— ⚡Ultrans Instinct Bria⚡ (@LifeofBria) July 11, 2018

The same ppl that don’t want us to call it our periods also don’t want us to call ourselves women. So, yknow, fuck those people. Own your period. Be proud of it. Just allowing yourself to acknowledge it for what it is can be so liberating.

— ⚡Ultrans Instinct Bria⚡ (@LifeofBria) July 11, 2018

….This really is sad.

Because it’s IMAGINARY….

and everyone’s like YUP! YUP! TOTALLY LEGIT.

Don’t think so? YOU ARE A TRANSPHOBE.

Transphobes desperately need there to be a hard, immutable line between the sexes. They can’t stand the idea that human physiology is largely plastic & interchangeable. If they did, they would have to own up to the shitty beliefs/treatments they have towards those they otherize.

— ⚡Ultrans Instinct Bria⚡ (@LifeofBria) July 11, 2018

Um… wanna know what’s NOT interchangeable?

YOUR CHROMOSOMES.

You know, the ones that make you male and female.

Let me know when you find a way to change those, then we’ll talk.

I love that transphobes think we are making this up. You wanna know why I’m writing this tweet thread? Bc I’ve been laid up in bed all day with awful cramps that happen around the 10th of every month accompanied by emotional moodiness/fatigue/hunger. But I guess it’s just fake.

— ⚡Ultrans Instinct Bria⚡ (@LifeofBria) July 11, 2018

You’re a man who thinks he’s a woman.

So… yeah. I do.

Yes, we are aware we have no uterus/ovaries. Yes, we know we can’t get pregnant. But we DO experience these shared, regular symptoms as a result of of our hormonal cycles. How does that take away from you? How does that not give us increased commonality?

— ⚡Ultrans Instinct Bria⚡ (@LifeofBria) July 11, 2018

You do not need to have a uterus to experience these effects from hormones. And you do NOT need to experience these effects to be a woman. But these effects DO happen to some of us. That is DOCUMENTED. And no amount of saying “Nu uh!’ can change that.

— ⚡Ultrans Instinct Bria⚡ (@LifeofBria) July 11, 2018

Ok.

So why do women who get a hysterectomy stop getting their period?

I mean… This has gone so, so, SO far off the deep end…

Just allowing myself to recognize my period for what it was helped me feel so much better about the regular cycle I had of feeling generally terrible each month. It was tied up with my eating disorder – the bloating, cramping, craving sweets – I chalked up to me just binging…

— ⚡Ultrans Instinct Bria⚡ (@LifeofBria) July 11, 2018

AAAAND this person has an eating disorder.

Yeah. They need help. STAT.

Instead, they’re held up as some kind of hero.

Keep it up, libs. You are TRULY harming those you claim to help. All for the sake of a twisted agenda.