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       honestly, if i were afab i would probably use it/its pronouns and be an androgynous therian.it kind of sucks that trans women are forced into engaging with western conceptions of womanhood as a means to secure existence in a patriarchal framework.honestly this is kind of why i fell into g/acc a bit. erosion of one end of the gender binary does mean erosion of both ends since one exists at the behest of the other in the patriarchal framework.if you don't have men, you don't have the class of non-men. it's a far more likely outcome than trying to drag people kicking and screaming into the debate arena to get them to "fix their hearts or die". not that we cannot or should not do this, mind you, but this isn't a long term solution. it also isn't something tangible that you can grasp on to. "simply debate people out of patriarchal behavior" or increasing the visibility of people who don't engage with that doesn't affect culture on a large enough scale.you need a literal shift in material conditions to achieve this. look at any attainment of civil rights and societal progress. they all were borne out of material circumstance and conditions. g/acc is the only analysis i've had the pleasure of bearing witness to that actually grants tangible material evidence towards gender abolition in a way that isn't some idealistic "just have hope and faith people's hearts can even be fixed". it's credulous at best to believe such things. i don't want something to believe in. i want something real. something to bear witness to. i don't seek the false miracles that exist in the pages of a book. i want to see it first hand.i want to watch lazarus exit the fucking tomb with my own eyes.