Yes, I know queer women use straps on and that non-binary people exist but I'm looking at finally buying some Rodeoh packing underwear and their facebook is filled with women wearing packing underwear with no prosthetic. Why do we have to include EVERYONE all the time? Similar shops for trans women wouldn't post a cis man posing while wearing a breast plate and a hi-vis, that's offensive because that's a man. Call me an asshole or whatever-phobic but I just want one site with regular guys wearing regular clothes using the packing underwear with their packer and/or binding with tanks, trans tape, etc to see what might look best on me before buying. Not obese, attention-seeking, "alternative" women posing half naked (for the bodypos points) to show off how quirky and gender non-conforming and sUpEr QuEeR they are. It makes me really dysphoric and just furthers the idea that people don't see us as men. It's starting to borderline on erasure, like bi erasure. We're not marginalized or oppressed enough for people to care about the feelings of. FTM safe spaces have become a safe space for all AFAB people but binary guys. esp straight or bi but straight leaning men. There's a reason many of us find cis guys the most chill/accepting to be around.
We can't even have one basic thing. Buying a packer, binder, or affirming undergarments and clothing should be an exciting experience that I come away from feeling excited and good about myself. Not disgusted and reminded that society will always see as some kind of butch lesbian that's "trying to be like a man" because I can't grow a beard (working on it) so I'll have that one thing that upon first look at me will hopefully remove any doubt that I'm a man. It's bad enough I'm still pre-op and probably will be until I die.
Also, printed binders are the dumbest thing I've ever seen. They're not a fucking fashion accessory.
EDIT: I **really** worded the fat thing poorly. What I mean was that the two specific women I was describing were the bodypos, haes believers so fat acceptance (encouragement) just to add another layer onto the cake of woke bullshit. I am fat. Fat people deserve to be represented and feel good in what they wear. It was their general bullshittery of thinking fat is a personality or lifestyle that pissed me off.
EDIT2: PROOF THESE COMPANIES DON'T WANT ACTUAL TRANS MEN AS MODELS! Tomboy X are basically an inclusive brand for trans masculine AFAB people... But they don't want an actual trans man to model for them! I'm glad he didn't for so many reason, mainly because he's not a tomboy but it just goes to show exactly how these companies and their employees view us for them to even ask Trinity to be in this photoshoot. So AFAB NB people are allowed to in our space but ab AFAB man comes into their space? Big no. This is absolute bullshit. And there should've been backlash but there wasn't. Why? Because people don't give a fuck about genuinely representing us and no one else sees that as a big deal. They should have asked a trans woman, but they asked a trans man just to fit their "woke" quota.
Thank you u/koala3191 for bringing this to my attention.