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  • Oct 6, 2026, 9:30 PM
    Do I want to be her or do I want to fuck her? I want to fuck as (and be) her, of course!

    - my weird kind of sex-favorable asexuality which can best be described as "autogynephilia if the term wasn't poisoned by having been misapplied to trans lesbians"
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  • Oct 7, 2026, 2:19 PM
    @goes2hard I think selfcest actually refers to sex between different instances of the same person existing at the same time, for example because of cloning or time travel.

    I am interested in fucking my headmates, but that's a different thing than the autogynephilia thing. I do like the idea of sex with pretty much any partner, or no partner at all, the presence or gender of any partner(s) is completely irrelevant to my sexuality. There's no outbound attraction, I'm completely neutral on that.

    As asexuality is defined by the lack of sexual attraction to other people, I therefore qualify for the umbrella term interpretation of that.
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  • Oct 7, 2026, 4:45 PM

    @LunaDragofelis yeah, pseudo feminists of a certain kind always poison some word. I mean do realize toxic masculinity is actually not political, it is a serious disorder in men that shrinks have to treat. I mean some dudes literally are afraid to wipe their butt because it could make them gay?

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  • Oct 7, 2026, 4:51 PM
    @RetroSleipnir this word has actually been poisoned by Ray Blanchard, a cishet man researching trans women in the 80s and 90s and applying the term to every trans woman who wasn't straight (i.e. attracted to men. He called those "homosexual transsexual" so he didn't respect their gender either), and implicitly accusing them of just being weird cis men who have a massive "being a woman" fetish.
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  • Oct 7, 2026, 5:11 PM
    @RetroSleipnir no, just the usual kind of cis doctor who talks about trans people without actually bothering to talk *with* trans people. Similar problem with doctors talking about autistic people instead of taking with them as equals. And it's a general issue where doctors think they always know better about the patient than the patient themselves, and treating the patient's first person perspective as untrustworthy.
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  • Oct 7, 2026, 5:13 PM

    @LunaDragofelis that's due to doctors relying on measurements too much, measurements created the world we live in, watch Crimes New Roman on this!

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  • Oct 7, 2026, 5:23 PM
    @RetroSleipnir yeah

    measurements are very useful in general, but there's some things that are objectively subjective. Pain and gender dysphoria are two very relevant examples in the medical field. Everyone experiences them differently and there's no objective and accurate way to measure them from the outside.
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