Megathread Tranny Sideshows on Social Media - Any small-time spectacle on Reddit, Tumblr, Twitter, Dating Sites, and other social media.

May I suggest /justnoMIL as a replacement. The women telling the stories there are usually too old for tranny bullshit and you still get that crazy soap opera drama.
r/justnoMIL poweruser MadPirateBippy (approximate) is in a poly relationship with a troon; her self-submitted stuff has those same creepy red flags, just aged-up.
 
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Absolutely brilliant take.
 
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Absolutely brilliant take.

Cheerleaders are a problem too. But the big difference is that the Cheerleaders aren't the main attraction. They're a sideshow to the entertainment, which is the football game. They aren't being sexual, they're being sexy.

A drag show in a gay bar is the entertainment. The point is to watch men in womanface do risque things. Possibly while wearing less than your average NFL cheerleader. The theme of the show has a sexual, not just sexy, overtone.

It's not the skimpy clothes. It's the context of what you do when wearing them, the location of the entertainment, and the intent of the clothes being worn. Big difference between sexy and sexual.

You can argue that sexy where children are is bad. There are good arguments against that. But there's still a difference.
 
Cheerleaders are a problem too. But the big difference is that the Cheerleaders aren't the main attraction. They're a sideshow to the entertainment, which is the football game. They aren't being sexual, they're being sexy.
Talking of which. Now the kids will watch a trans cheerleader twerk.
 

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I saw a tweet thread a few days ago that I wish I'd saved. One of the tweets had a screenshot of an article with Marci Bowers where he said that insurance companies say a good outcome of srs is where the patient is released from the hospital in a reasonable amount of time and doesn’t ***die*** horribly from complications. (:_(

Other complications or revisions? Still a good outcome. Death? Yeah, that's bad. Shame on the patient!

I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of surgeries were given the same criteria, because there are a lot of surgeries after which quality of life is both improved and worsened. Insurance companies aren't exactly known for caring about their clients. Heard a commercial today for a personal injury lolyer and he said "the guy who hit you, his insurance company is not on your side". The thing is, your car insurance company isn't on your side! If you want to get them to pay for medical care after you've sued the other insurance company, you have to sue your insurance company, otherwise they almost always won't pay up on coverage that you pay them for.

But still , hearing that insurance companies only care if the doctors can say "but did you die" seems harsh, even for them. It really shows you how mercenary these doctors and insurance companies are.

I'll look for that thread again, but Twitter search sucks.

ETA: found the article he was quoted in. It was on Jezebel of all places!


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What else are the insurance companies going to do? Look at the GRS thread. There’s no meaningful definition of a ‘good outcome’ other than being alive because GRS doesn’t have good outcomes.
 
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This guy's the gift that just keeps on giving, I've been working through his post history in-between work and each one of his threads is just bonkers. there's a shitton of ADHD and Language learning cope posts too but I'm gonna keep it to troonposting
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Still looking forward to catching up on the gazillion pages I missed, but again, had to share my second favourite troon, @DVanillannie (source, archive):
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Absolutely not a fetish, nope. 100% not a pedophile. Funnily enough, the patterns on his skirt(?) resemble the reactions I covet.

Edit: He’s currently at a theme park. I didn’t initially realise the significance of these tweets (source, archive):
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He’s looking for things to pole dance on. At a theme park.
 
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So personal troon story

I was with a company that worked with celebs. We had this guy that worked his way up to be basically the rep that had direct contact with a lot of them. While all of us ran around and did their chores before shows or whatever, thisnguys job was to greet them/drive them/give them tours of the venue etc. So pretty cool job.


Naturally, as a troon to be, he fucked it up. He drank too much. It all came to a head when one day he went to meet this band at like 11am and he was so hungover/still drunk, he was incoherent. And then he puked in a bush and excused himself to lay on the stage and fall asleep. The band was audibly bitching about his behaviour and we were all super fucking embarrassed, and nownwe know they'll not only never work with us again but rheyll tell all their band friends about how we are a joke.

So he didn't even get straight up fired. He just got told he was demoted for a bit until he could prove that he could get it together. So, like any sane individual, he quit and whined all over social media about how we wronged him. Whatever.


He disappears for a few years and shows up later as a drag queen. I guess he was housed up by a bunch of troons that all were in a sober living house (so maybe he was too?) And they got him into the drag world. He advertised himself as the communities only cis hetero drag queen.

Ugly as sin but whatever. Go you. For over a year he did interviews, traveled for drag shows etc all branded as a "Cis hetero queen" as his marketing ploy. Then slowly....he dropped the cis marker.

Then he branded himself as "queer and trans" in some big show. So I was curious, as he had said he was dating a man and I had always known him as a pussy chaser


Turns out his "boyfriend" is a ftm. And not even one that tries. The girl just grew some facial hair and still wears a dress, so I guess aiming for some androgynous thing. So even though it's a dude fucking a woman, they're all about how queer they are.

Funniest part to me is that when my dude began living as a bona-fide woman, he kept dressing like a drag queen. Insane makeup (stop with the blue eyeshadow, men), wigs, bedazzled clothes etc. It's hilarious
 
This reminds me, is anyone else bothered by being addressed as they/them? Like, normally it wouldn't bother me much, but coming from troons and their woke drones it feels almost sinister. If nothing else it's like a marker of being pozzed by the ideology and a reminder of its reach, specially when the person knows I'm a dude and I never asked for any of that shit. People are so fucking scared of misgendering an obvious man and it's somehow not very funny. Not to mention all that bullshit about being accurate with pronouns or else you are the Ultimate Genocider, all to just call everyone "they". I think kids today call that "cringe".
Late on this, but ...

Personally, I hold them to their own standard that misgendering is hugely offensive at minimum, active genocide at worst, so when they do that they/them shit at me I have a mior chimpout at them. They complain or try to turn it back, they're called a hypocrite - loudly.

It is rather fun, because by their own rules you can't be wrong about your own gender. Livens up an otherwise boring meeting, at least.
 
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