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>>560938
Tranny

dont see how handcuffs would stop her

In some ways yeah. I know I will never be homeless or be truly alone. It's a pretty good position to be in. I'm a tranny and grew up male, and being treated like a female is such a different experience. There is such an automatic sense of protectiveness that people have over women. My feelings matter now, and unlike being a man, simply being nice buys me pretty much everything in life. Men are nice and want to take care of me and talk to me and protect me. Women sorta automatically consider me a peer. I never had people come up and talk to me before. Suddenly im not a background character and what i do socially matters to people. My shyness is seen as cute instead of weird. If im sick or hurt im doted over rather than told to get over it.

I will say there are a lot of humiliating and degrading aspects to being a girl. There is a lot of objectification and the assumption that im dumb or dont know anything about anything. Also a lot of the easy mode aspects are actually kinda harmful. I think its weird that my bf is expected to do everything and treat me like a princess. Which is a toxic society thing and it makes me feel bad. Like its not good for women to not be expected to do anything and then when i do im praised. I'm pretty much a housewife right now and doing basic housework and cooking meals is seen as magical. I kinda do want some expectations and responsibility in life. I think its healthy, and ive seen what this princess culture does to women who abuse it. My mom and sisters are total lazy cunts because they can get away with it. Also there is a lot of pressure on women to be social and when you're an autist introvert like me you get a lot of shit for it.

>>560946
tl;dr: this dude has a boyfriend and probably sucks cocks