Trans people aren’t disclosure checklists.
Women aren’t incubators.
We’re not fertility tests.
We’re not here to audition for the role of “future mother of your biological children.”

#TransWomenAreWomen #StopTransphobia
#WomenAreNotWombs
#AbolishTransphobia
#PowerAndControl
#SystemicViolence

Calling me “confusing” because he didn’t read, then flexing a degree like it outranks my lived experience? That’s the part that always gives the game away. When cis men get embarrassed, they reach for credentials instead of accountability.

And when someone reduces a woman to whether she can carry a pregnancy, that’s not “preference.” That’s treating people like incubators instead of partners. It’s reproductive essentialism dressed up as dating criteria.

#TransRights
#TransWomenAreWomen
#TransLiberation
#TransSafety
#StopTransphobia
#Dehumanization
#DatingAppReality
#ReadTheProfile
#CisFragility
#WeaponizedCredentials
#LivedExperienceMatters
#DegreesArentDecency
#AcademicFragility

You don’t need a graduate degree to know trans people exist. You need empathy. You need literacy. You need to stop treating us like a disclosure checklist. Period.

– Reducing trans people to genitals and fertility
– Acting like “preferences” excuse invasive questions
– Using academic credentials to dismiss lived experience

We’re not a test. We’re people.

Want biological kids? Cool. But don’t use that as a smokescreen for exclusion. Plenty of cis women can’t have kids. What you’re really saying is: “I need to know if you’re trans so I can decide if you’re worth basic decency.” 😑

Here’s a perfect example of dehumanization: reducing trans people to reproductive organs, demanding disclosure before respect, and pretending “preferences” aren’t rooted in systemic transphobia. You don’t get to superlike us, flirt with us, and then act like we tricked you. We’re not a trap.