Ninae said:
It's not that anyone can't accept you, it's more that there's not much to accept.
Lots of people on this thread aren't accepting trans-racialism as a real thing.
Ninae said:
As long as someone hasn't undergone any procedures to make themselves more like a different race, which many do, there's not really anything to disturb others with.
So, in order to qualify for acceptance, I need to undergo surgery? I feel like a lot of trans-gendered and trans-racial people would feel less compelled to undergo racial and sexual re-assignment surgery, if they were accepted for who they were in the first place... This is particularly hard to explain... I suspect that most male to female trans-genders don't complete the surgery "downstairs" because they pass as women by having the other surgeries and the final surgery is "unneeded".
I feel like society is more comfortable with a woman that looks like a woman rather than a woman that looks like a man.
And, more comfortable with an Asian man that looks like an Asian man.
I'm sure it's not a pressing concern for most people, especially those who aren't trans-racial / trans-gender.
But, it's important to me.
I want to feel like I can talk freely about it...
and, if trans-gender is socially acceptable now, why shouldn't I?
Ninae said:
It's not really anything to set you apart socially, as long as it doesn't directly affect people's perception of you...
It sets me apart just mentioning it. As I expected, people either judge me or try to arrogantly disprove my condition.
Ninae said:
...and you can also change your mind or choose not to talk about it at any point.
I want to feel like I can talk about it.
I'm sick of hiding.