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Womanhood After Male Socialization

What does it mean to claim womanhood after living as a man? For many trans women, the world once treated us with unearned privilege, and now punishes us for living truthfully. But can someone who once was raised from male socialization with its supposed benefits truly exist as a woman feminist solidarity? In this episode of Whispers of Self, I explore what happens when womanhood begins after privilege, when trans women who once passed as men confront accusations of “male socialization,” authenticity, and belonging. We’ll unpack how that argument is weaponized by gender-critical voices like Helen Joyce, Matt Walsh, and J.K. Rowling — and counter it with insights from Judith Butler, Julia Serano, Zoé Samudzi, and other feminist thinkers. This isn’t just a debate about gender — it’s about who gets to define womanhood itself. You’ll hear stories of trans women navigating the loss of privilege, the shock of sexism, and the rediscovery of self. And we’ll ask: what if giving up power for truth is one of the most feminist acts of all? Whether you’re trans, feminist, or just questioning what womanhood means in a changing world, you are welcome here. Edited by @ameliavioletprouse 🔔 Subscribe to join me for nuanced, research-backed discussions on identity. 👍 Like if this resonates 💬 Comment with your perspective or experiences 📤 Share to keep the conversation going 🕒 Suggested Chapters 00:00 – Introduction: Womanhood After Male Privilege 01:02 – Whispers of Self Title Card 02:51 – The Beautiful Lie: Forced to exist as a Man, Feeling Like a Ghost 09:51 – The Weaponization of “Male Socialization” against Trans Women 15:50 – Passing, Authenticity, and Conditional Belonging 21:53 – Feminist Philosophy: “One Is Not Born, But Becomes, a Woman” 28:16 – Rhetoric of Fear and Feminist Backlash 34:43 – Defending Womanhood: Inclusive Feminism and Solidarity 41:19 – Living Truthfully: Trans Women's Personal Narratives of Pain and Resilience 38:20 – Conclusion: Toward a Coalition of Womanhood Preliminary Top-Level Sources: Julia Serano — On Male Socialization (blog): Why trans “male socialization” was coercive, not chosen. https://janetannelogan.com/2024/09/21... Kathleen Stock at FiLiA (interview): Case for sex-based policy primacy; key gender-critical view. https://www.filia.org.uk/latest-news/... Julia Serano — Debunking ‘Trans Women Are Not Women’ Arguments (Medium): Systematic rebuttal of “male privilege” and “biological sex” fallacies.   / debunking-trans-women-are-not-women-arguments   Kira Ry — Two Worlds (Medium): First-person reflection on giving up patriarchal privilege and confronting objectification.   / two-worlds-misogyny-as-experienced-by-a-tr...   Vox — Women Are Getting Harassed in Bathrooms Because of Anti-Trans Hysteria: Reporting on how panic harms both cis and trans women. https://www.vox.com/2016/5/18/1169023... Zoé Samudzi — My Feminism Looks Like… (blog): Argues trans inclusion is inseparable from feminism. https://mbongomuffin.wordpress.com/20... Judith Butler Interview (The Guardian): Gender as enactment; expanding “women” strengthens feminism. https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandst... Finlayson, Jenkins & Worsdale — “I’m Not Transphobic, But…” (Verso Books): Philosophical refutation of trans-exclusionary logic. https://www.versobooks.com/blogs/news... Judith Butler (Transgender World): On recognition, self-determination, and trans inclusion within feminism. https://trans-express.lgbt/post/63921... Imara Jones — Black Trans Women Are Essential to Our Future (TIME): Intersectional essay linking trans liberation to collective freedom. https://time.com/5880964/imara-jones-... J.K. Rowling — Reasons for Speaking Out (blog): Rowling’s essay tying trans inclusion debates to women’s safety. https://www.jkrowling.com/opinions/j-... Helen Joyce Quotes (Goodreads): Pull-quotes from Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality.   / trans-when-ideology-meets-reality   Rebecca Solnit (The Guardian op-ed): “Trans women pose no threat… but outcasting them does.” https://www.theguardian.com/commentis... Harvard Health Blog — Misgendering: What It Is and Why It Matters: Overview of psychological and social harm of misgendering. https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/m...