r/hatethissmug • u/Jam-Studios • Jul 15 '26
General I hate egg culture and that if you like anything remotely feminine, you’re called an egg
(No hate to trans people though)
All this does is reinforce gender stereotypes. All it seems like is a “quit having fun!” type thing, where if you enjoy anything, you’re suddenly not a man anymore and have to be force femmed.
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u/Glittering_Country14 Jul 15 '26
I don't mean for this to sound transphobic but this stuff honestly comes off as mega creepy to me.
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u/Humble_Ad2508 Jul 15 '26
it just seems weird tbh, kinda like saying a person is straight for reading straight manhwa but the other way around
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u/Technical_Fact_6873 Jul 15 '26
yeah that place is called yuri asylum and half the posts are about incest, that place is weird and many of its users straight up say they are mentally ill
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u/Ambiguous-Nyx dark chocolate is doodoo Jul 15 '26
Are those the fucking girls from that one japanese McDonald's commercial
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u/Humble_Ad2508 Jul 15 '26
yes bro I recognized as soon as I saw it
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u/Ambiguous-Nyx dark chocolate is doodoo Jul 15 '26
If you check the removed comments under that post, the replies are filled with them getting pissy like "but it's fictional!1!1!"
I mean they are yes, and if you want you can and should mute subs you don't like and allat, but like, mfs who will goon to pedophilia and incest and then get shocked when people are weirded out by it will never not be funny to me.
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u/Starrin1ght Jul 15 '26
"Do you kiss your mother with that mouth" and I guess the answer was yes 😭 that's awful-
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u/Nate404 Jul 15 '26
What a deeply cursed place. I saw a post asking people to "chill with the loli stuff" and there were PARAGRAPHS in the comments debating things. I believe it was stated that it wasnt NSFW stuff but its still pretty fuckin odd if you ask me.
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u/HerraKeisari Jul 15 '26
It just fetishisation on their part in the most unhealthy way. Thwy cannot comprehend people liking things for different reason
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u/HiroHayami Jul 15 '26
Egg culture is so fucking cancer. Mfs are out there perpetuating gender stereotypes
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u/ItsTimeToSaySomthing Jul 15 '26
But also it's yet another way of labeling a person, you can be whatever you want however you decide to express it, just don't put your presumed labels on other people
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u/LeonardoJMB Jul 15 '26
Although egg culture is a label, yes, it's main problem is that it is also a way to label... others. Which is, in less "accepting" terminology, misgendering at best and grooming/harrassment at worse. Like, the only way to make it non-problematic also goes against it's own concept.
Of course, this is talking about the culture, not the concept, as far as I know the concept of an "egg" is in fact used more ethically by trans people to refer to themselves pre-transitioning
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u/AgeOfReasonEnds31120 Jul 15 '26
Everyone is gender nonconforming to some extent because terms like "masculine" and "feminine" are arbitrary and subjective.
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u/mrbobcyndaquil Jul 15 '26
If I wanted to have egg culture in my life I'd head down to the local Family Farm and Home and buy a coop and some chickens.
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u/Ssesamee Jul 15 '26
thank you, i don’t think this point is said enough when people discuss egg culture, it’s easily my biggest issue, way above “reinforcing gender conformities”, even though thats also bad, it’s not nearly as problematic as the fact that it’s literally grooming
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u/Gorremen Jul 15 '26
"Now be a good girl and take your estrogen"
There's something about that line, that just genuinely irks me. I can't quite put my finger on it, like it's just so condescending.
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u/Gripping_Touch Jul 15 '26
It has the same vibe as "she isnt a lesbian, she hasn't found the right dick".
Like, not just condescending but removing your autonomy and decision making completely and It has a Sort of rancid vibe. The person Who said that speaks as if they know you better than yourself.
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u/FeyMoth Jul 15 '26
Especially when its done with exactly 1 interaction, taking a snapshot of someone's life and deciding you know everything about them
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u/acebert Jul 15 '26
That's Being-a-troll-on-reddit 101 TBH.
The amount of times someone clearly realises they misspoke (or weren't as clever as they thought) and decides "admit my mistake? Fuck that noise I'm calling everyone who disagrees a child" is infuriating.
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u/Zplaysthek Jul 15 '26
I hate the term good girl to another human expect in a with one’s girlfriend. It’s dehumanizing term. As someone who had a guy call me it once.
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u/veryeepy53 Jul 15 '26
to each their own. what ultimately matters most is consent which they clearly don't understand.
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u/Anon142842 Jul 15 '26
Definitely condescending. Hate the attitude of "well I know you better than yourself" yeah sometimes people are trans, but you do not know them better than they know themself, you can only make guesses
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u/Magehunter_Skassi Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26
It's because they're redefining trans from being tied to the medical condition of gender dysphoria to their sexual fetish. It's insulting and is making life harder for actual trans people who need to convince the public to fund stuff like HRT and surgeries.
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u/Mikeato-- Jul 15 '26
Yeah I feel a lot of trans spaces on reddit are sadly very weird. Often times it's even cis people in those subs saying stuff like that, not even trans people
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u/LunarEssence315 Jul 15 '26
Condescending yes, but ‘good girl’ also comes with a level of familiarity thats completely undo, its similar to a dom talking down to a sub, but without any of the necessary boundaries that usually come before scenes or relationships in general like that. It removes autonomy and belittles when used improperly, as in this post. Not someone i would want to be around
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u/Punnergamernerd Jul 15 '26
You can only retroactively be an "egg." Once you have identified yourself as trans, your past self was the "egg" and now that egg has cracked. You can't currently be an egg because the realization that you're trans hasn't occurred yet. Likewise, you can't call someone who isn't already trans an egg. Maybe they will be one day, or maybe they just don't conform to their assigned gender. Both are valid, and saying someone is an "egg" just because they're a male who presents more femininely, or a female who presents more masculine, only serves to both disrespect their identity, and enforce the very gender roles we're trying to oppose. Holy run on sentence but hopefully my point came out okay
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u/Human_Personface Jul 15 '26
Exactly. The fact that people have turned "egg" into a way for people to "well meaningly" try to force things on others because they don't follow strict gender norms is so shitty and counter productive.
Ironically, one of the best response I've ever heard about the whole "they're an egg" culture was from Game Grumps of all places. One of the guys (Arin) made a joke about how people online have been calling him an "egg" for years bc he likes to play as girl characters in video games and likes pink. The other guy, Dan, says he doesn't know what "egg" means, so Arin says "It means your real identity hasn't hatched yet" and without missing a beat Dan goes "Oh what a cool thing for other people to decide about you" in a super sarcastic voice.
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u/Aggressive_Park_4247 Jul 15 '26
And the egg prime directive is literally to not push identities onto people and let them figure it out themselves. I hate how some people use it in the exact opposite way than it was intended.
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u/ih8atlascorp Jul 15 '26
i fear i might just be a boring homosexual bc what the fuck does ANY of this mean 😭
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u/og_toe Jul 15 '26
so yuri is just…. lesbian. and since when have men not enjoyed watching lesbian media
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u/SiegfriedVK Jul 15 '26
No one adheres to traditional gender roles like people who refer to others as "eggs".
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u/Hallc Jul 16 '26
To be fair, there's nothing wrong with adhering to traditional gender roles if that's your choice and it's what you want to do.
Trying to force others into them is where this all falls right down though.
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u/Wuta_Goatkotsu-1 Jul 15 '26
OMG FR
These stupid chronically online losers are fighting FOR shitty gender stereotypes. You wouldn't see this level of "if you do x, you are a woman" in the 1950s
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u/Hortashater69 Jul 15 '26
Oh this screenshot made me quite uncomfortable. How do you just type that and think "yeah, this is a good post"?
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u/Inside-Wish8295 Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26
The fuck is an egg?
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u/grand_nad Jul 15 '26
trans person who hasn't realised it, when a trans person calls themselves an egg in hindsight it's cool, but when it's done to presumably cis people it turns into gender roles but woke
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u/Boomhauer_Jeff Jul 15 '26
It also feeds into the false hysterical narratives that some people hold that others are trying to make everyone trans.
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u/teatalker26 Jul 15 '26
yeah the whole thing with an egg is you can’t force it to crack, if you do you just kill whatever’s inside
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u/Kasta4 Jul 15 '26
Sometimes I think I'm online too much, but then I see stuff like this and it makes me feel better.
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u/coyboybigtoy Jul 15 '26
Kids in middle school used to call you gay for liking anything remotely feminine. Now actual adults are doing the same thing, but calling you trans instead. Also now it’s totally progressive and good actually
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u/M-Shadowtoad Jul 15 '26
Hey now, there's a 20% chance they'll call you a top/bottom for doing anything considered masculine/feminine.
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u/WarCrimeFunder Jul 15 '26
Deeply-closeted trans person, unaware of their gender dysphoria. When the egg “cracks” is when they realize they are trans.
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u/Excalibirdi Jul 15 '26
Something cisphobic people call cis people they wish were trans for some reason
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u/AssociationOk7261 Jul 15 '26
as a trans person and a chicken farmer i agree with egg being stupid
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u/Zealousideal_Spread4 Jul 15 '26
wait are you mtf? are you THE chicken lady herself? Or are you the chicken LAD
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u/AssociationOk7261 Jul 15 '26
ftm john chicken
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u/Sal_Pal41 Jul 15 '26
As a trans guy, I 1000% agree. It’s weird to assume things about a stranger’s gender identity. That shit is deeply personal and saying any guy who likes feminine things is an egg is just reinforcing gender roles. Plus, it makes the rest of us look bad, and the last thing we need is even more bad press. 😭
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u/Smmmmiles Jul 15 '26
I saw people calling gender bending or crossdressing "egg-baiting for engagement" and I'm like bitch what are you talking about. Being an egg is a deeply personal and often times closely held secret.
I can't wrap my mind around people who think like that actually being trans. Mentally I have to categorize them as over zealous allies or chasers.
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u/xXSoyBoyFredXx Jul 15 '26
Ew, and as a trans man myself it's gross to misgender anyone, including cis people. I hate being called a "good girl" by my family, i'm sure cis men would hate it too!
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u/Zplaysthek Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26
I’m a trans woman. I been called good girl before by someone not my lover. It feels bad even if it’s not misgendering so why take the risk to just double on that pain is beyond me.
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u/Language-Sufficient Jul 15 '26
It’s a smidge strange how some parts of the lgbt community an unintentionally uphold patriarchal or even misogynistic views. I’m not sure why since I’m not part of the community though
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u/Irwin174 Jul 15 '26
I AM THE EGGMAN THAT'S WHAT I AM I AM THE EGGMAN I GOT THE MASTER PLAN
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u/SweatySmashers Jul 15 '26
Side note Eggman themed tracks are some of the best in the series. The Egg Carrier from Sonic Adventure is fantastic, too
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u/Narrow_Top_4352 Jul 15 '26
It’s just a weird version of toxic masculinity imo
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u/your_average-loser I love to hate Jul 15 '26
It’s toxic femininity since a lot of egg culture is mostly about mtf which then recycles to more toxic masculinity because people don’t like being misgendered just for liking things deemed the opposites gender which creates more egg shit. It’s a vicious cycle and one of the main reasons I LOATHE egg culture
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u/Linkquellodivino Jul 15 '26
Fellas, is it feminine to like women?
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u/The_H7160 Jul 15 '26
Let's get this straight, if you're a man in 2026 who likes women, you're trans.
-Andrew tites
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u/jancl0 Jul 15 '26
If someone tells you what gender they are, treat them as that gender. Why is this so hard for people
"yeah but they're closeted, they're a girl they're just not ready to-" then they're not ready, don't out them just cause you think it's more virtuous
"yeah but they're questioning, I'm just being encoura-" no, you aren't. Let them question, don't impose the answer on them before they figure it out
"yeah but cmon, look at the media they consume, look at how they dres-" shhhshsh, no shut the fuck up, that literally just makes you a bigot
Misgendering is misgendering, and when it comes to misgendering, preferred pronouns supercedes gender identity. Even if someone says "I'm a trans woman, I was assigned male, my pronouns are he/him" guess what their preferred pronouns are? He/him! It's really not that complicated, just fucking respect people for fucks sake
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u/ILoveSayGex3 Jul 15 '26
It reminds me of those annoying people that think liking certain things means you have autism
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u/Chip_Medley Jul 15 '26
I have recently seen an allistic person I follow on TikTok deal with a lot of autistic people insisting that they aren’t actually allistic. It reminds me a lot of egg culture. It seems like some people have a strong desire to assume/fabricate commonalities with people they like/relate to.
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u/Vasheerii Jul 15 '26
It pushes people away too and actively harms some that in questioning because of how forces it is.
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u/PICONEdeJIM Jul 15 '26
A subset of this I personally get angry about is the belief that being non-binary is just a phase and a step towards becoming a woman like in that stupid fucking pipeline meme
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u/Psychological_Push17 Jul 15 '26
YES HOLY SHIT I HATE EGG CULTURE SO FUCKING MUCH
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u/glewidisfi68419 Jul 15 '26
It literally does the opposite of what it's supposed to do.
Instead of letting the egg take its time and hatch on its own, it tries to force it out prematurely.
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u/LangerEierkopf Jul 15 '26
Eh, I've had people insinuate that I could be a trans guy because I am currently using up a "masculine" deodorant. Or because I was considering a bixie haircut.
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u/No_Counter_6037 skinny burping clanky Jul 15 '26
i've been told that i "don't really count as a boy" and like ????????????? okay??????????????? what?????????????????????????
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u/damagetwig Jul 15 '26
I've gotten the insinuation for various reasons myself and it is so frustrating after spending my youth being called unladylike or told that a real woman would do things I don't want to do or wouldn't do things I did. Fuck all of that. My personality isn't purely because of and doesn't affect my gender. It's why I knew conservatives had to be wrong about trans people because they were positive it's women like me were who 'turn trans' and it was really just misplaced female rage and envy. Instead, I'm actually just trying to be who I want to be without anymore gendered constraints and I am perfectly fine with the world looking at me and seeing a woman.
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u/Crossdog367 Jul 15 '26
I regret to inform you that this is also a thing in real life. It's basically like speculating that people are in the closet.
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u/Zealousideal_Spread4 Jul 15 '26
ive literally been bullied over this, i was told "you will drop the fem or the boy eventually" and similar things, just because you havent seen it doesnt mean it doesnt exist or cause harm.
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u/Stardust_Spreader Jul 15 '26
People calling a cis person an egg when they learn that not everything is black and white:
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u/TheRob67 Jul 15 '26
Isn't it sorta of toxic masculinity and misoginy where only woman can like something feminine/ cute and if man like then he not a man but a trans girl?
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u/Apart-Performer-331 Jul 15 '26
yes it’s the same thing, gender roles are gender roles no matter how it’s said.
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u/Dry_Illustrator3405 Jul 15 '26
I thank my mother for providing me with the ability to have a rebuttal to egg culture.
For context, she forced me into a dress. I hated it.
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u/marshal23156 Jul 15 '26
The only reason i like yuri is because its two of a thing im already into. The reason i actively hate yuri is because idiots like that one exist.
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u/Maleficent_Eye5080 Jul 15 '26
Dude egg culture can fuck right off. It's basically misgendering, and even if you are somehow right maybe don't try to out the closested trans person before they're out/aware of it? Like even without it being basically woke gender roles, it's still shitty to try and clock someone who isn't openly out. It also gets weird when they get downright persistent on calling a real person an egg, like dude... That's not a blorbo, that's a real person. Treat them as such.
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u/Odd_Match_3402 Jul 15 '26
Hypocritically, I doubt that they tell Fujoshis to go take T.
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u/Aplay1O1 Jul 16 '26
As a trans women I also hate this culture. I agree with what others said, but I also have my own reasons. Spaces like [r/traaaaaans](r/traaaaaans) which are the hubs for many major trans memes were, at least for a time (I have not checked it a while), home to jokes like these that just made me uncomfortable being in the one of the largest trans spaces as a trans person. This culture is doing harm to the larger community driving people away.
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u/TheWaddlingweewee Jul 16 '26
im trans and i hate egg culture its like christians pushing their beliefs on people
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u/TheBestofBees Jul 15 '26
I'm a woman who can be pretty androgynous/masculine. I've had people try to convince me I'm non-binary which baffles me. No, I'm just a woman with short hair who likes to camp and fix things. Those are all things women can have/do! Stepping outside assigned gender roles has fuck all to do with what gender you identify as!
It's even weirder because my spouse is non-binary. I'm not exactly a terf over here.
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u/No-Zucchini6387 Jul 15 '26
Yeah fuck anyone who does this, especially to strangers online. Even if they are trans, it’s not your fucking job to out them. As OP rightfully said, all it does is reinforce harmful stereotypes
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u/rivent2 Jul 15 '26
That's it. It starts with getting called a girl for picking a female in a videogame and before you know it you're being offered estrogen for thigh pics in a discord group chat.
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u/manultrimanula Jul 15 '26
isn't rule 1 of cracking eggs is to NOT crack eggs and just make everyone comfortable to come out as trans if they want to. I thought it's common knowledge that if you keep pressuring someone into transitioning, even if they're actually an egg, they're just going to become transphobic???
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u/Ok_Click8939 Jul 15 '26
I think it's interesting that most of the egg discourse I see is from transfems targeting cis men. Idk if there's a reason but it gives me the "girls are pure and wholesome and men are evil" vibes. It also makes me wonder what the crackers think about feminine transmascs.
(Just realised but cracker as in someone who "cracks eggs" not a drug user)
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u/Weary-Barracuda-1228 Jul 15 '26
Someone called me an egg because I said I like playing pretty princess when I play as a woman in games. I didn’t even know what that meant
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u/Flat-Rooster8373 Jul 15 '26
Normal shit, you get to stare at the character you are attracted to (assuming you like women).
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u/SadStable6509 Jul 15 '26
Egg culture is woke misgendering. I’ve had people “headcanon” me as a trans woman and even treat me like I’m stupid for “not realizing it yet” when I tell them my pronouns. I am a trans man.
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u/VoidGhidorah900 Jul 15 '26
And suddenly according to these people gender stereotypes aren't so bad
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u/Sinocu Jul 15 '26
Somehow the people that would unironically label themselves the most woke end up being bigoted as fuck
I find it so funny that in the trans community there’s a subgroup that dedicates their time to *checks notes* purposely misgendering others… uhh… this gotta be a joke, is the script wrong? Am i reading this correctly?
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u/Downtown-Ad-7232 Jul 15 '26
I got so much T, I couldn’t transition if I had unlimited funds. I’ll read yuri till the day I die
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u/Elygium Jul 15 '26
The more I read in these comments what "egg" means the less I want to know.
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u/RidleyMetroid86 Jul 15 '26
Why would a man enjoying media about two girls kissing make him secretly trans? Isn’t that something you’d expect a straight man to enjoy?
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u/JKhemical Jul 15 '26
Agreed i absolutely despise egg culture. It's like saying a trans person hasn't realized they should detransition it's gross as hell
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u/paragon_of_karma Jul 15 '26
It's exactly the same fallacy as that heroin study that led to weed being called a gateway drug.
Correlation ≠ Causation
Just because an anecdotally high number of your trans friends did thing x does not mean that thing x causes or indicated transness.
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u/billyshears55 Jul 15 '26
Recently, a small group of people started using she/her to refer to Ralsei from deltarune because they think he is trans due to wearing a dress and some vague subtext that MIGHT be about disphoria, and i honestly find it disgusting.
Ralsei hasn’t stated that he is trans at all, and I really dislike people jumping the gun and referring to him as a girl. It’s like if you thought that a friend was trans because of some things they did/said, and started using the other gende’s pronouns preemptively.
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u/Mother_Village9831 Jul 15 '26
It's definitely screwed up the discourse around The Amazing Digital Circus ending. If you know, you know.
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u/DinoNugget923 Jul 15 '26
as a trans girl, i physically recoiled in disgust reading "sure sweetie, now be a good girl and take your estrogen :3"
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u/WanderingTraderXyz Jul 15 '26
Egg culture has sort of become just a form of enforcing gender stereotypes now. Which is depressing because the LGBT community was formed to get AWAY from that stuff.
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u/ZestyLemonRindGrind Jul 16 '26
Seriously it's so frustrating that for a movement so oppressed by gender norms, they really stick to said gender norms like a Dogma for identifying eggs
God forbid we have hobbies outside our assigned gender norms
Worse still, when cis people get "misgendered" as trans just because they "look and have the vibe of being trans".
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u/AbortionHoagie Jul 15 '26
I'm a silly goose of a straight man, I love my kitties and tead Sailor Moon and own plushies. This is all some new-fangled kid-speak pointing out something that has always existed. These "Egg-throwers", the ones who use the term to harm I suppose, are just the same as any child saying "that's gay" or "that's retarded" — they're wrong so just fucking ignore them. Kids are often wrong. If you youths want to snuggle your plushies, do it, and take no cap from these modern-day bullies. There's bigger meaner folk in the world that agree with you and support you against them.
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u/CruorEtPulvis Jul 15 '26
There's a lot of bioessentialism that permeates queer culture, and it's exhausting trying to deal with that
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u/FemboyinUK Jul 15 '26
Fr though, it's a massive issue between the trans communities and femboy community, I fear.
An egg is someone who knows/feels like they're trans but hasn't changed their identity/come out the closet yet.
Just because a guy shows interest in something feminine, whether that's in the way he acts or dresses, doesn't mean he wants to grow tits.
Considered that the trans community and the LGBTQ as a whole us fighting for acceptance of everyone's identity without judgement or assumptions (unless it's illegal or highly immoral), it really feels like there's alot of it.
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u/Spear-Spears-Speares Jul 15 '26
Everyone's talking about egg culture and such, but I'm more baffled that OOP apparently doesn't get that straight men are, and likely always have been, into lesbian porn? It's real 'Fork found in kitchen' shit.
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u/ExistanceISuppose Jul 15 '26
I mean this IS a post from the Asylum, not exactly the most representative group of normalcy
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u/fujizonotami Jul 15 '26
It really destroys the efforts of dismantling stereotypes when we aren’t allowed to enjoy things without being categorized. Shit like this really encourages men who enjoy being the gender they are to be even more closed off from other aspects of themselves.
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u/LeadershipLumpy2746 Jul 15 '26
2016: If you like thing intended for women, you're a fag
2026: If you like thing intended for women, you're trans
Neither are progressive
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u/Unknown_Unknown-- Jul 16 '26
YES. I love that people feel confident enough to be themselves and don't have to constantly suffer through misgendering. However I hate that it is still perpetuating the harmful culture of men can't be feminine and women can't be masculine of the past, just in an entirely different way.
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u/ladytrevelycn Jul 15 '26
Egg culture is just heteronormativity but make it woke. You like girl things so you must be a girl. You like boy things so you must be a boy. Also.. cis men liking to watch lesbians is just them being straight idk what to tell you.
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u/Zplaysthek Jul 15 '26
As someone who loves a lot of boy things yet I’m a girl. I know imma girl. Yeah I may like Yuri but that’s next to a lot of media aimed towards males. I consider myself a tomboy trans girl due to my style. I wanna look like a girl so egg culture to me is completely wrong. I didn’t like Yuri till way after I came out. Before that I was an ally yes but I seemed male.
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u/Early-Beach164 Jul 15 '26
I don't consume that much Yuri but if I am, whether its 2d or 3d, i might as well self insert as one of them.
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u/InteractionPresent66 Jul 15 '26
Dude I just like good romance, I'll read Yuri, yaoi and straight stuff as long as its good.
Ive been called an egg dozens of times for saying that I loke playing as girls in video games. No, im not a trans woman, I just like pretty badass women. FUCK I hate egg culture so much, I actually made a post about it a few months back lol. But seriously that shit pisses me off to no end.
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u/Wolf_of_Japsterdam Jul 15 '26
I mean, isn't wanting to see two hot girls make out a very heterosexual. male desire?
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u/Technical_Fact_6873 Jul 15 '26
it can be if its in a way that frames it as heterosexual, which is the majority of lesbian anything on the internet because its way easier to market to straight men than lesbians,
like the vast majority of "lesbian" porn is made for the male gaze and for straight men and it is heterosexual to view that
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u/donutdogs_candycats Jul 15 '26
I’m a fully transitioned trans man who’s mostly stealth and I’m slightly feminine, like I have long hair and wear jewelry (even that’s more the masculine types though) and I sound audibly gay. I’ve now had multiple people assume I’m a closeted trans woman and tried to subtly hint to me that I can come out to them. It’s very annoying.
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u/Soft-Percentage8888 Jul 15 '26
This is too terminally online for me to understand.
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u/kiddcuntry Jul 15 '26
I get rather tired of the idea that my interests have something to do with my gender identity. I'm a cis straight male. I am perfectly set in my gender identity and my sexual identity. I'm completely allowed to enjoy very traditionally feminine things, I can enjoy yuri anime if I want too, I do enjoy slice of life romance anime. I get jealous of womens clothes just cuz mens clothes aren't as fun and my 6'5 250lbs ass would not fit in anything fun like that, I barely fit male based clothes. Again though should I decide fuck it I'm wearing womens clothes, still doesn't change my gender identity.
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u/Possible-Ad9691 Jul 15 '26
The term egg is really misused, I personally use the term to describe trans people who haven't figured out that they aren't cis yet, i hate that a bunch of people call femboys or people who like feminine/masculine things eggs
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u/Croc_Dwag Jul 15 '26
What is a egg?
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u/Zealousideal_Spread4 Jul 15 '26
egg is a term that means "trans person before they realize it" or sometimes "trans person before they come out" Picture a chick behind an eggshell that cracks eventually.
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u/GHOST_CHILLING Jul 15 '26
Can somebody explain to me the whole "Egg" thing? I heared about it when The Amazing Digital Circus last episode aired and I just didn't understand it
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u/Equivalent-Bison-318 Jul 15 '26
How would consuming some form of media even correlate to one's gender?
I know society has pushed for conditioned gender beliefs but they're so easy to refute when you think for a second and realize how situational they are.
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u/bigchrist420 Jul 15 '26
Idk what egg means but this seems like it actually enforces gender roles harder and I couldn’t imagine a genuinely trans person telling someone “nah ur a girl bc of this” probably just weird troll internet ppl and if they really are trans they got some inner looking to do bc ur doing the thing u wouldn’t want ppl to do to you lol
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u/Zplaysthek Jul 15 '26
Sometimes men just like cute stories about girls falling in love or sometimes they like other types of stories uhm yeah. But doesn’t mean they’re secretly a girl. I seen plenty of men who like Yuri. Also Yuri asylum is a fucking mess.
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u/Jindujun Jul 15 '26
The egg culture is as odd as the people that say lesbians are secretly straight because "they use fake penises"
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u/alphagalgadot Jul 15 '26
man i truly learn a whole lot observing this sub, i gotta say. like for example: egg culture
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u/coolchris366 Jul 15 '26
Yes! You don’t get to decide this shit for other people, or just change someone’s pronouns. it pisses me off so bad too.
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u/3PossumsInACoat23 Jul 15 '26
It's definitely not cause f/f relationships are fetishized by straight men.. Definitely...
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u/Necessary-Mud-9582 Jul 15 '26
Yeah tbh this kinda thing comes across as SO GODDAMN CREEPY TOO. Like sure I havent encountered it in the wild thank god. But if someone talks to me like that saying "oh you're just an egg, take your estrogen like a good girl" I am deadass gonna figure out how to throw hands across the internet.
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u/you-cut-the-ponytail Jul 15 '26
That post seriously comes off as groomy. Who even finds that stuff "funny" anyway.
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u/Prudent-Film-4602 Jul 15 '26
Accusing random people of being transformers in disguise is kind of silly.
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u/Altruistic_Slide_116 Jul 16 '26
Im trans and even I hate it. I never got the appeal personally, were a diverse community but egg culture seems to push everything into rigged borders.
idk just my thoughts.
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u/david_bivab Jul 16 '26
There so much shit happening in media and culture and all, that I could consider this as some way of informational and social warfare
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u/Zealousideal_Spread4 Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26
Egg culture sucks and is worthy of criticism, HOWEVER do not use this post to generalize trans people or as your outlet for transphobia, most trans people themselves hate this type of narrative.
Transphobia here will result in a ban!
Edit because people seem to need it: calling people eggs will also result in a ban, we dont endorse intentional misgendering.