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this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2026
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A place to post memes relating to the transgender experience.
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I genuinely have no idea why anyone would think a "I'm not interested in men" would have allowed for further flirting, but it's downright insane to think the rest would have somehow made me change my mind. Batshit insane behavior. Fortunately my only runin with an obvious chaser. Usually any kind of flirtatious behavior stops the moment I speak. Voice training is... Difficult.
It's not a meme, it actually happens, but usually it's less obvious/direct. The OP example is something you'd expect to see on social media pages for people who are public figures in some way. Whether that's social media influencer, popular streamer, or what have you.
It's about 50/50 on whether a supervisor would do anything other than shrug and say "that sucks" but I'm glad I have the two supportive management team I do have, and a couple coworkers that I deal with most on my shift are great
Unfortunately not every manager even bothers to "remember" to correctly gender me, and some of the 1st shift employees give me looks every time they see me, and most of 3rd shift refuses to even speak to me.
People really can suck :(
I wish we could all just do better. And that the really asshole ones like you ran into could do a lot better
I'm so sorry you have to deal with that :(
Given the country (and state) I live in, I honestly expect worse treatment most of the time.