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Off-Topic Troon sightings in the wild
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DeeDee Megadoodoo
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If my math is correct, in a few years only 1/10th of your friends will be trans.
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I hope not, I care about my friends
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- Aug 5, 2019
Unfortunately it seems your friends don't share that sentiment. It sucks, I know how it feels.
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Nah they're all doing pretty OK afaik
Overly online troons and insane genderspecial spicy straight white women are not the entirety of the trans community.
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There was one working at a local steel supplier. He was a total flamer but I'll give him this: he was actually damned good at his job. - Nothing was ever a problem and everything was done promptly and efficiently.
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So let me set the scene for you all:
I live in a fairly conservative-for-California small beach town that is mostly retirees and a few lucky youngins who got on the property ladder before it went berserk. It's a place where the shops close by 7 and you're on a first-name basis with a lot of the locals. It's gorgeous here, but sleepy beyond sleepy and a good thirty minute drive to the nearest thing you'd call a "city." Point is, this isn't a place Troons blend in.
The other day I was out picking up food at our local Mexican restaurant. While I waited to be rung up, I kept hearing this annoying, nasally, overly loud laugh behind me, and eventually I turned around to see one of the ugliest Troons I've ever seen - and I've been lurking on KF for over two years.
Best way I can describe his face is that he was uncomfortably reminiscent of Angelica Huston as the Grand High Witch when she takes her human mask off - Iridescent blue eyeshadow and all. He had dots painted on as eyebrows, and was wearing what looked to be the entire contents of a 2006 Hot Topic: elbow high fishnet gloves without fingers, choker (of course), an anime girl shirt, and God knows what was going on under the table that I couldn't see. Probably thigh high socks. the restaurant is small, so I was only about 5 feet from him, and I could see his dirty fingernails with chipped purple polish. He and his table full of guys - who seemed to be fat creepy chaser types - we're all giggling awkwardly and talking about some TV show I have no idea about. One of the especially gross dudes seemed to be actually flirting???? I went home and laughed about him with my husband, but figured he was a tourist visiting for Memorial Day and surely I wouldn't run into him again.
Then, today I was driving back from picking up my kid, and there he was again. Flying down the road of my sleepy lil town on inline skates wearing what appeared to be some kind of cape. I'm not kidding. A cape. A big, flowy black cape with inline skates, a long flowery Grandma skirt, the same Hot Topic gloves, and neon pink lipstick. His comb-over flapping in the wind with his skirt and FUCKING CAPE.
So now I'm really excited. I think he must actually live here, which means a high likelihood of running into this mofo again and again. Next time my goal is to get a photo.
Attached, please see his beauty inspo.
I live in a fairly conservative-for-California small beach town that is mostly retirees and a few lucky youngins who got on the property ladder before it went berserk. It's a place where the shops close by 7 and you're on a first-name basis with a lot of the locals. It's gorgeous here, but sleepy beyond sleepy and a good thirty minute drive to the nearest thing you'd call a "city." Point is, this isn't a place Troons blend in.
The other day I was out picking up food at our local Mexican restaurant. While I waited to be rung up, I kept hearing this annoying, nasally, overly loud laugh behind me, and eventually I turned around to see one of the ugliest Troons I've ever seen - and I've been lurking on KF for over two years.
Best way I can describe his face is that he was uncomfortably reminiscent of Angelica Huston as the Grand High Witch when she takes her human mask off - Iridescent blue eyeshadow and all. He had dots painted on as eyebrows, and was wearing what looked to be the entire contents of a 2006 Hot Topic: elbow high fishnet gloves without fingers, choker (of course), an anime girl shirt, and God knows what was going on under the table that I couldn't see. Probably thigh high socks. the restaurant is small, so I was only about 5 feet from him, and I could see his dirty fingernails with chipped purple polish. He and his table full of guys - who seemed to be fat creepy chaser types - we're all giggling awkwardly and talking about some TV show I have no idea about. One of the especially gross dudes seemed to be actually flirting???? I went home and laughed about him with my husband, but figured he was a tourist visiting for Memorial Day and surely I wouldn't run into him again.
Then, today I was driving back from picking up my kid, and there he was again. Flying down the road of my sleepy lil town on inline skates wearing what appeared to be some kind of cape. I'm not kidding. A cape. A big, flowy black cape with inline skates, a long flowery Grandma skirt, the same Hot Topic gloves, and neon pink lipstick. His comb-over flapping in the wind with his skirt and FUCKING CAPE.
So now I'm really excited. I think he must actually live here, which means a high likelihood of running into this mofo again and again. Next time my goal is to get a photo.
Attached, please see his beauty inspo.
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Note- this is all TMI so skip if that offends you.
About ten years ago I was in the checkout lane at ‘store’ and the cashier was obviously a balding man trying to pass as a woman with no effort beyond growing his stringy hair out. This was mine and my kids first interaction with a troon irl.
(Disclaimer- we’ve seen Chris Chan randomly in the wild a few times but never interacted for obvious reasons. He is big and kept to himself).
Back to the cashier. He started talking about how many kids he gave birth to, their names, how much they weighed at birth, none of which I wanted to hear about, you know, typical mom talk. (I can handle crazy people but this was new for me). I’m being polite, just trying to get out of there.
Then it happened. He was almost done ringing us up, and I accidentally misgendered him to someone else and he heard me. He started sniffling, then sobbing. He rang up one of the items of the lady behind me by mistake, so all of my items had to be re-scanned for some reason, meanwhile he’s Sobbing in front of my girls.
We finally get out to the car and my oldest says, ‘I can’t believe you made that man cry’. And for a while I felt bad. My first time talking to a trans person and I made him cry in front of my kids, what kind of example was that, etc.
I’d been trying to humor this guy, a complete stranger, and one misspoken WORD set him off.
Now that we’re all older and know more about these deranged men, my girls understand how manipulative and mental troons can be. This guy was using his job to interact with real women and study them, how to act like them, and try to shame them when they said one wrong thing. He spoke the same way to the lady in front of me as well, but she didn’t say the wrong thing so no tears for her.
Overall, it’s a very minor thing, but it’s almost a mircrocosm of troons at large.
Low-effort, lie about being a bio female, play the victim because it has to be the bio-female’s fault and display out of proportion emotional response when wrongspeak inevitably happens, all of it signs of mental issues.
About ten years ago I was in the checkout lane at ‘store’ and the cashier was obviously a balding man trying to pass as a woman with no effort beyond growing his stringy hair out. This was mine and my kids first interaction with a troon irl.
(Disclaimer- we’ve seen Chris Chan randomly in the wild a few times but never interacted for obvious reasons. He is big and kept to himself).
Back to the cashier. He started talking about how many kids he gave birth to, their names, how much they weighed at birth, none of which I wanted to hear about, you know, typical mom talk. (I can handle crazy people but this was new for me). I’m being polite, just trying to get out of there.
Then it happened. He was almost done ringing us up, and I accidentally misgendered him to someone else and he heard me. He started sniffling, then sobbing. He rang up one of the items of the lady behind me by mistake, so all of my items had to be re-scanned for some reason, meanwhile he’s Sobbing in front of my girls.
We finally get out to the car and my oldest says, ‘I can’t believe you made that man cry’. And for a while I felt bad. My first time talking to a trans person and I made him cry in front of my kids, what kind of example was that, etc.
I’d been trying to humor this guy, a complete stranger, and one misspoken WORD set him off.
Now that we’re all older and know more about these deranged men, my girls understand how manipulative and mental troons can be. This guy was using his job to interact with real women and study them, how to act like them, and try to shame them when they said one wrong thing. He spoke the same way to the lady in front of me as well, but she didn’t say the wrong thing so no tears for her.
Overall, it’s a very minor thing, but it’s almost a mircrocosm of troons at large.
Low-effort, lie about being a bio female, play the victim because it has to be the bio-female’s fault and display out of proportion emotional response when wrongspeak inevitably happens, all of it signs of mental issues.
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I've never seen a tranny IRL, and I thank god for that every day.
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it has been like troons gone wild in my world today. How the hell have I bumped into at LEAST half a dozen in one day? Aren't they supposed to be one half of one percent of the population? I wasn't at a troon conference either, just out and about.
purple mattress
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New coworker at this warehouse I work at is a MTF. Super lanky and autistic. Brings mcdolands everyday and then complains to me about the sodium levels. Uses -chan unironically at me.
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Took a teen relative to the mall last week, we were browsing an alt/hip store and one of the staff was sporting a stubble n eyeshadow combo and wearing 90s trash-goth clothes.
My teen: I kinda see the point of pronoun pins now cos I want to know if he's a she/her nonce or just arty and chill.
Last time we sort of talked about trans stuff was a couple years ago and I got TERF shamed for saying JKR didn't really say anything THAT bad and maybe she should read and think before cancelling
Tide is turning!!!
My teen: I kinda see the point of pronoun pins now cos I want to know if he's a she/her nonce or just arty and chill.
Last time we sort of talked about trans stuff was a couple years ago and I got TERF shamed for saying JKR didn't really say anything THAT bad and maybe she should read and think before cancelling
Tide is turning!!!
DeeDee Megadoodoo
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How much you bet they were all "lesbians".
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oh, every single one of them was a 'lesbian'. and an attention whore. Why can't they just be? Everything is so attention getting and performative. it's exhausting.
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- Nov 12, 2020
Before the 'rona I used to go to a gym not far from where I live; there was this fat green haired neckbeard working at the reception desk, he'd use "girly" talk i.e. calling everyone sweatheart and shit like that, but the one that really took the "medal" was this fucking huge troon I think the easiest way to describe him is to imagine pic related with lipstick and really high heels that made him look even taller than he was.
Tacitus Kilgore
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I have never seen a tranny IRL. Only on TV and on the internet. I live in a blue state as well. It's not like I live out in the middle of nowhere in Iowa next to a corn field. I am pretty glad I have never seen one. I don't want to see one ever.
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The scene is this - a public library in the middle of nowhere.
In walks in a girl I knew in high school. She used to work here part time, so my coworkers know her too. I have not talked to her in years. She looks the same, maybe with longer hair than I'm used to. My heart drops as it does whenever I see a former classmate.
And then she speaks. Her voice is deeper than I remember it but not by too much. Maybe it's just been too long, I think. Maybe I'm just remembering her voice wrong. (Looking back,I think we last saw her in November or December. Maybe spring break?) I think I see what is maybe light facial hair, but maybe I'm just imaging it.
The children's librarian thinks "Maybe she has a cold," but the next week her voice is still the same. My supervisor whispers to my coworker "The children's librarian says her voice was deeper, did you notice that?" "Yeah I did." In hushed voices, we must tiptoe around the truth we all know.
I look at her Instagram and she posted some trans-related art project of hers. I feel... sad. Her college's website has a bio on her because she volunteers there. It's using he/him pronouns. For personal reasons, I feel sick. I honest-to-God feel ill thinking about what those chemicals are doing to her body. Is it weird to think about a the gross things that'll happen to her?
ALSO, this person isn't just some idiot. Maybe autistic, but not stupid. She's aiming for a fucking PhD. She was "gifted" when I knew her. She's majoring in liberal arts bullshit and goes to a good college and all. She wants to work with vulnerable students which is Horrifying.
And even still, the plague of transgenderism infects everyone it can get its hands on. It sucks seeing people you knew succumb to this shit.
I guess I always knew, though. In high school, she was already non-binary.
Edit: Today I log on to our program which we use to check books out. I see a patron is requesting a change on their account. It's her. She wants the name on her account to change from her name to her initials which are a male nickname. For example, Ellie to EJ. There's no saving her now.
In walks in a girl I knew in high school. She used to work here part time, so my coworkers know her too. I have not talked to her in years. She looks the same, maybe with longer hair than I'm used to. My heart drops as it does whenever I see a former classmate.
And then she speaks. Her voice is deeper than I remember it but not by too much. Maybe it's just been too long, I think. Maybe I'm just remembering her voice wrong. (Looking back,I think we last saw her in November or December. Maybe spring break?) I think I see what is maybe light facial hair, but maybe I'm just imaging it.
The children's librarian thinks "Maybe she has a cold," but the next week her voice is still the same. My supervisor whispers to my coworker "The children's librarian says her voice was deeper, did you notice that?" "Yeah I did." In hushed voices, we must tiptoe around the truth we all know.
I look at her Instagram and she posted some trans-related art project of hers. I feel... sad. Her college's website has a bio on her because she volunteers there. It's using he/him pronouns. For personal reasons, I feel sick. I honest-to-God feel ill thinking about what those chemicals are doing to her body. Is it weird to think about a the gross things that'll happen to her?
ALSO, this person isn't just some idiot. Maybe autistic, but not stupid. She's aiming for a fucking PhD. She was "gifted" when I knew her. She's majoring in liberal arts bullshit and goes to a good college and all. She wants to work with vulnerable students which is Horrifying.
And even still, the plague of transgenderism infects everyone it can get its hands on. It sucks seeing people you knew succumb to this shit.
I guess I always knew, though. In high school, she was already non-binary.
Edit: Today I log on to our program which we use to check books out. I see a patron is requesting a change on their account. It's her. She wants the name on her account to change from her name to her initials which are a male nickname. For example, Ellie to EJ. There's no saving her now.
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So, I was withdrawing money and there's 3 ATMs in a row in a small room. A bunch of teenagers were already hovering around the first and second one, closer to the entrance, so I just took the last one in the back, minding my own business.
So while I was doing my thing, two of the teenagers were inching closer and closer to me and all I could think was "oh come on, they're going to start shit, aren't they?" - and I already mentally prepared for trouble.
When I was done, I just walked past the kids, and saw the reason why they moved so close to me: a fucking tranny was standing at the first ATM. Fat, beard shadow, bad make-up, short skirt, long hair that was so unkept it was starting to turn into dreadlocks and a colourful blouse with flowers printed on it to complete the look.
And the smell. Dear fucking god, the smell.
You've ever walked past a bunch of unwashed homeless people? Yeah. That exact smell was coming from this guy as well. And the look he gave me; like I just insulted his whole existence for just being there and not smelling like ass. OR whatever, man. I don't know. But he just looked at me in such a hateful and hostile way, it really spooked me for a second. (does that make me a proper transphobe now? where's my badge?)
I just don't and won't ever understand why those people can't shower. Or shave. Or act like normal fucking human beings for once.
So while I was doing my thing, two of the teenagers were inching closer and closer to me and all I could think was "oh come on, they're going to start shit, aren't they?" - and I already mentally prepared for trouble.
When I was done, I just walked past the kids, and saw the reason why they moved so close to me: a fucking tranny was standing at the first ATM. Fat, beard shadow, bad make-up, short skirt, long hair that was so unkept it was starting to turn into dreadlocks and a colourful blouse with flowers printed on it to complete the look.
And the smell. Dear fucking god, the smell.
You've ever walked past a bunch of unwashed homeless people? Yeah. That exact smell was coming from this guy as well. And the look he gave me; like I just insulted his whole existence for just being there and not smelling like ass. OR whatever, man. I don't know. But he just looked at me in such a hateful and hostile way, it really spooked me for a second. (does that make me a proper transphobe now? where's my badge?)
I just don't and won't ever understand why those people can't shower. Or shave. Or act like normal fucking human beings for once.
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I have a friend who is FtM and he is really nice guy.
He doesn't tell people he is trans at all and just wants to be left alone.
Trans person online I do believe give a lot of people a bad reputation due to thier autism, because he is just a regular guy who never sperged out about any shit like that.
I wouldn't have known he was ethier if I didn't look at his ID one day on accident while working with him and asked about it.
I know people on here will not be a fan of that but I honestly don't care.
He is a bro and I wanted to give him credit for not being a sperg because not everyone in a group of people will be tards.
He doesn't tell people he is trans at all and just wants to be left alone.
Trans person online I do believe give a lot of people a bad reputation due to thier autism, because he is just a regular guy who never sperged out about any shit like that.
I wouldn't have known he was ethier if I didn't look at his ID one day on accident while working with him and asked about it.
I know people on here will not be a fan of that but I honestly don't care.
He is a bro and I wanted to give him credit for not being a sperg because not everyone in a group of people will be tards.
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There are plenty of decent, upstanding trans people just trying to live their lives. I find that some of them are even passable if you're not looking for discrepancies.
And then there are the troons.