Trans Masc Misogyny and the Red Six of Spades

<p>When I was first coming out, I wanted, more than anything, to know other transmasculine people. This was a matter of survival &mdash; I was facing a new set of obstacles, and I needed guidance from other people who had faced them. It was also just a human need for rest and companionship. I had spent my entire life feeling different. For once, I wanted to be near people who were different in the same way.</p> <p>Like any intense desire, this one had the power to overcome my common sense. I did make some new friends, and I got closer to the ones I already had, and this was great for me. But some of the trans guys I first wound up knowing were not so great, and it is them I want to talk to you about now.</p> <p><a href="https://judedoyle.medium.com/trans-masc-misogyny-and-the-red-six-of-spades-f8c167387dc3"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>