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Context - I’m transfeminine and I present as both male and female.
In this video call, I was presenting as male and my aunt constantly brings up about me being a girl — I never wanted to have that conversation because I know their toxic Asian conservative traits and it’s just NOT something I’m comfortable discussing with just anyone since I just came out a month ago.
I felt very uncomfortable and I changed the topic many times yet she just goes back to it. Why do they need to highlight it when I don’t want to talk about it?
Is it valid for me to feel uncomfortable? The conversation made me feel unease that I just don’t want to discuss being transfem to my relatives anymore :( some Asian people from older generations are still living in the older era so they lacked sensitivity on this matter. Just don’t know how to react and feel.
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