I remember when I was younger I wanted to transition and become a man because I was jealous of the treatment Pakistani Muslim men had, versus the lack of freedom I had.

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I remember when I was younger I wanted to transition and become a man because I was jealous of the treatment Pakistani Muslim men had, versus the lack of freedom I had.

Holy crap OP. I'm so sorry you had to endure that. Not letting your male relatives off the hook but your mom strangling you and kicking you!?!? Jeez. I seriously don't get why libfems/liberals defend Islam because Pakistanis (and people from ME/South Asia) are a minority in the US. Do they think hijab is a cute accessory or something? Same thing with singling out white men for being sexist/patriarchal (which they are) when ALL MEN EVERYWHERE regardless of race, color, class, geography do the same shit against women everywhere.

You are a great writer--just reading your description was harrowing. I hope that you are in a better place these days with people who support you.

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