Are /lgbt/ trolls the most helpful on the internet?

>>7473873
Well, this board's trolls have triggered the special snowflakes enough that they left, so we can thank them for that too.

>>7473873
KYS hon, you shouldn't socially transition if you can't pass

>>7473884

Another great example of what I am trying to convey. I'm not the best with language...

I do believe that the trolls here are different... It's easy to argue about ideology without losing your identity, but when gender or sexuality is attacked it is much harder to not take it completely personal... Especially considering that there are plenty of seemingly rational doubts that would be had by cishet with regards to the experiences of transfolk.

For instance, I have heard a lot of people suggest that being Trans merely a desire to be the opposite gender, which is not true at all. Dealing with trolls on /lgbt/ had helped me learn how to explain transgenderism to Normies without going full sperg or getting all special snowflake about it.

>>7473916

I'm not Trans senpai... But thanks for the great example of a troll post.

This thread is really coming together nicely.

>>7473939
No I'm serous, it's unethical and harming everyone if you socially transition without passing

>>7473981

See this is what I am talking about, if I was Trans I would probably feel like my buttons were being pushed, and what could I do about it?

Being Trans isn't a political leaning, it's something that the individual has no choice in, making them an easy target. Just like anon is pointing out, you can easily attempt to derail anything positive in the MtF community by suggesting that someone is a Hon or that their skull is too large or one of the many other memes.

It's fascinating because at the end of the day they don't really seem to have much of a negative effect on the community, which is essentially the purpose of being a troll. When a new way of trolling is developed the community quickly reacts and seeks to shut it down usually by explaining things in a simple well thought out manner. What a great experience, you can't pay for that kind of therapy.

This is a safe space that facilitates emulated social aggression. I mean seriously... What an opportunity. I don't imagine many other forms of anxiety can be experienced and processed in such a positive way online.

This is truly fascinating to me, as I have been following the whole skull size autist stuff for a while now and have seen how the community has reacted and adapted to the meme. There was a lot of negativity to start with as a realisation seemed to settle in that passing was going to be hard for a lot of people. Then suddenly a change of perspective shifting back on the troll, being Trans themselves, essentially shit flinging and projecting their insecurities onto the sub culture in general. What a breakthrough. What a well crafted defence. I seriously don't see this sort of thing happening in public, where Normies are able to get physically and verbally aggressive, which is going to dominate a confrontation with someone who has anxiety.

/lgbt/ trolls are arming their targets with the skills to defend themselves in public, and allowing them to feel and process their anxiety.

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>>7473873
Probably, yeah. After my experiences here I've begun working to try to regain entry into uni and to become a licensed clinical gender therapist to continue helping people.

OP is right
I can see the angle they're looking at this from

good explanations OP

>>7473873
ur retarded. the trolls are the trannies themselves being self depricating and outleting their self hatred for being disgusting trannies and or hons. nobody who isnt a tranny actually gives a shit enough about them to troll them on the internet when they could be trolling more rewarding targets on pol, like mexicans, blacks, and every other race that isnt aryan white.