A lot of people are painfully unaware of what these words mean and end up being extremely transsexist to binary trans people with them.
"Transmasc"/"Transmasculine" and "Transfem"/"Transfeminine" are actually cissex terms for transgender people (mostly on NB spectrum) who socially transition to express more femininely/masculinely while still retaining and having a connection their sex assumed at birth. For example a hefab is transmasculine and a feminine cis man is transfeminine
I personally dislike these terms because they draw an esoteric line between someone just being more masculine and feminine and turn it into an immaterial label, but at the same time I don't really mind
The issue I notice most is that these labels being a cissex term being used so vehemently on transsex people is covertly pushing the shitlib "They changed gender, not sex" narrative which is misguided and used to justify transsexist laws and is the ideological basis behind justifying transsex females to male prisons where they're vcoded
I transitioned before you, got prettier and passabler than you ever will be, then kept on going and hit the wall so you could have a chance to feel like a doll. You're welcome. Respect your trans elders.
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