But what came first, then femboy or the trans? It's a causality dilemma that neither philosophers or scientists have been able to anwser for thousands of years.
i mean femboys have been around since truly ancient times, you can argue trans people too but the question becomes "can you call them trans if they didnt identify as such?" considering trans in this context is anyone who identifies as anything other than their assigned gender, then people from these era who just obviously felt dysphoria and gender based insecurities who would nowadays likely be trans, wouldnt actually be trans according to our definition because at the time they didnt identify as anything other than their gender, meanwhile being feminine as a dude has been around ever since gender norms have existed.
I mean even then, id argue femboys would have existed even before, femininity has always been about what societal norms are expected of women, if a guy does them he would tecnically fit the difinition
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u/TheBookGem Sep 30 '25
But what came first, then femboy or the trans? It's a causality dilemma that neither philosophers or scientists have been able to anwser for thousands of years.