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AndEveryoneDied said:
There are no good FFS results. At best the troons get a nose job, but plastic surgeons are winning left and right with this con since trannies are so face blind/delusional that they don‘t care that example after example shows no improvement.

I‘m honestly not even sure the surgeons do anything but put the patients under, poke around for a minute or two, then go out for coffee and a cigarette til it’s time to wake the patient up.
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Can you believe this is an after photo?
 
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Elwood P. Dowd said:
She describes how she was called to pursue electrolysis to better serve her community.
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Yes, you're a community leader for removing hair off of dudes balls in preparation for their genital mutilation surgery.

Also it's always absolutely hilarious to see the trans flags on the light poles in the TL. The TL has parts of it that literally look like a third world shit hole full of fentanyl zombies, of course its the tranny neighborhood. Compare that to the Castro, where the gays have turned it into a nice , expensive neighborhood and people actually want to visit.
 
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Noir drag freak said:
I would love to know the Title of the book. One thing, the LGBT community don’t want to talk about how there are different paradigms of homosexuality and gender non conformity. Most of the people in the third gender were males of low status, used as sex workers, or doing women’s work. Most of them were pushed into those roles due to material conditions, not because they felt like it. They won’t these mystical shamans like most of these activists like to pretend.
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The autobiography of a Papago woman.
Written in 1936, way before the gender craze. If the explanation of the rite isn't in the text of the book then it must've been in the prologue, which explains many customs as the anthropologist basically lets the woman talk without interruption.
 
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soggy london said:
Tranny posts himself in a dress, and resposts them a day later faceapped to hell:
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Looks like a trailerpark trash junkie dad and his daughter :sighduck:
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If that were an actual woman posting, the criticism - the size of the hands, the unmanicured nails, the pose, the frock, the thickness and shapelessness of the thighs, the gunt, the general grubbiness, the facial hair and the overall ugliness of the face - she would be crucified and mocked to kingdom come.

But it's a bloke in a frock so he's brave and stunning.
 
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Noir drag freak said:
Latin and MENA countries are really poles and holes societies. I wonder what non-Anglosphere Latin transexuals are like?
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In South America and the Philippines, they have terms for males who adopt more feminine gender expression. The former is called "travesti" and the latter is called "bakla". I'm no expert on these terms but from what I see, it has caused debate among Anglophones because they can't decide on whether to classify the term as something similar to trannies, or gays or equate it to a "third gender" (like the Indian hijra).

EDIT: Given the proximity of the two countries and historic interactions, I'm guessing that the Indian concept of a "hijra" might be tangentially related to how Persians see troons.
 
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Why is it, that even though SJWs/troons talk about "gender expression", and how men and women can act more feminine or masculine without being transgender, anytime a man or woman shows traits that aren't traditionally masculine or feminine, people still jump to the conclusion that they must be a tranny? Almost like troons are often nothing more than a combination of presentable gender stereotypes...

The new Pokémon character (Grusha) is apparently male but has an effeminate appearance and caused quite a stir online. Since there's no confirmation so far, I'm guessing the character is likely just effeminate. Pokémon has had flamboyant characters in the past (Wallace comes to mind).
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Lucille Bluth said:
Why is it, that even though SJWs/troons talk about "gender expression", and how men and women can act more feminine or masculine without being transgender, anytime a man or woman shows traits that aren't traditionally masculine or feminine, people still jump to the conclusion that they must be a tranny? Almost like troons are often nothing more than a combination of presentable gender stereotypes...

The new Pokémon character (Grusha) is apparently male but has an effeminate appearance and caused quite a stir online. Since there's no confirmation so far, I'm guessing the character is likely just effeminate. Pokémon has had flamboyant characters in the past (Wallace comes to mind).
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Lol this isn't the first time this happened with a Pokemon character, this happened to Goh and he didn't have to be effeminate in order for that to happen

People are just that retarded
 
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Lucille Bluth said:
Why is it, that even though SJWs/troons talk about "gender expression", and how men and women can act more feminine or masculine without being transgender, anytime a man or woman shows traits that aren't traditionally masculine or feminine, people still jump to the conclusion that they must be a tranny? Almost like troons are often nothing more than a combination of presentable gender stereotypes...

The new Pokémon character (Grusha) is apparently male but has an effeminate appearance and caused quite a stir online. Since there's no confirmation so far, I'm guessing the character is likely just effeminate. Pokémon has had flamboyant characters in the past (Wallace comes to mind).
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This same shit happens all the time too whenever people bring Astolfo. I'm not a Fate fag (and god forbid i was one), but i was tangled on a discussion about if Astolfo was a man or not. It got heated extremely quickly with people claiming that in whatever translation he addressed himself as a man while troons kept saying that translation was not "the right one" and therefore, he was 100% a bonafide tranny.

They are really rabid about claming characters for their own since they cannot create anything worthwhile.
 
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1440p Curved Monitor said:
Both of you are kinda retarded for this. If you've been together for 15 years you might as well do it. It's actually more beneficial if you get married because if your spouse is in a condition where they can't make legal decisions, you will have the right to make it for them as you are married. If your spouse dies you can inherit their estate tax free. You can get better rates on insurance policies if you file for them as a married couple. You can receive benefits (medical, social security, veterans) through your spouse that you wouldn't get without them and vice versa. This is especially important if you're older and the chances of one of you suddenly dropping dead gets higher. Just go to a fucking courthouse and sign the papers.
Being together for such a long time and not getting married is a huge red flag because it shows a lack of commitment and responsibility on the partner (or both) that doesn't want to get married or there's something that they're trying to hide. Does he have a second family that I don't know about? Does he not see the relationship as seriously as I do? If I was dependent on him because I am a SAHM and raising our kids this nigga could totally chose to go out for milk one day and Id have a hard time getting any support from him as he isn't legally bound to me. Personally, if I'm seriously dating man for 5 years and he's still hesitant about being married to me I would break up. If he loves me and he's proud of having me as a partner, he'd sign a contract over it. Even if he didn't care about marriage he'd still do it because it's what I want and he loves me and wants to make me happy.
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Absolute bullshit but you're welcome to your opinion.

25 amazing years here before she passed and we were happier and more committed than just about everyone else we knew.
Some of us just don't have any interest in marriage.

And suggesting couples with a different mindset to you are retarded or just playing at commitment is pretty fucking condescending.
 
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Lucille Bluth said:
Why is it, that even though SJWs/troons talk about "gender expression", and how men and women can act more feminine or masculine without being transgender, anytime a man or woman shows traits that aren't traditionally masculine or feminine, people still jump to the conclusion that they must be a tranny? Almost like troons are often nothing more than a combination of presentable gender stereotypes...

The new Pokémon character (Grusha) is apparently male but has an effeminate appearance and caused quite a stir online. Since there's no confirmation so far, I'm guessing the character is likely just effeminate. Pokémon has had flamboyant characters in the past (Wallace comes to mind).
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This attitude was another big part of me peaking. In classes we would be doing introductions and icebreakers going around the room and it was usually just name, age, major, whatever. Then, as soon as it would get to me, it was "OH! And also pronouns!" God forbid a woman have short hair. Thankfully this didn't happen most of the time, but it happened a few times which was enough for me to go "actually fuck all of this."
Troons uphold gender roles more than anyone else. For the majority of my life, I have had very few issues with being gender non-conforming. The last few years have been the worst. Trannies tend to flock towards me because they think I'm down with all of the "queer community" nonsense. Every single one of them has been absolutely batshit.
 
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The Silent Perjority said:
Absolute bullshit but you're welcome to your opinion.

25 amazing years here before she passed and we were happier and more committed than just about everyone else we knew.
Some of us just don't have any interest in marriage.

And suggesting couples with a different mindset to you are retarded or just playing at commitment is pretty fucking condescending.
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This is Kiwifarms, we call people retarded with affection.
All I'm saying that if you're practically married for a very long time, you might as well get legally married as it simplifies a lot of boring stuff later. My perspective of couples who've dated for a long time but one doesn't want to get married when the other doesn't is shaped by the fact that I'm part of the younger generation where there are more men and women (but mostly men) who aren't willing to be in a committed relationship because they want to keep their options open or something like that and that most of my experiences about this focus on younger people. With the age of social media people's dating pools are much wider and it's easier to have a secret relationship on the side.
I don't think older than millennial couples or couples that are dating after divorce have the same issue here because attitudes towards relationships were different in their formative years and they could just be done with marriage after they experienced it
Bees on Toast said:
This attitude was another big part of me peaking. In classes we would be doing introductions and icebreakers going around the room and it was usually just name, age, major, whatever. Then, as soon as it would get to me, it was "OH! And also pronouns!" God forbid a woman have short hair. Thankfully this didn't happen most of the time, but it happened a few times which was enough for me to go "actually fuck all of this."
Troons uphold gender roles more than anyone else. For the majority of my life, I have had very few issues with being gender non-conforming. The last few years have been the worst. Trannies tend to flock towards me because they think I'm down with all of the "queer community" nonsense. Every single one of them has been absolutely batshit.
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Happens to me all of the time as a woman with short hair. A few months ago I got braided extensions and lo, suddenly no one is confused about what my pronouns are. At this point I just fuck with them and act like a very confused normie or say "well what do you think they are?"
 
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Chandelier said:
The fuck is he supervising little girls as they strip? And why are the other women okay with that?
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Mr Handbasket had to help our little girlies change sometimes after swim practice when I couldn't take them.

But he did that in the family changing room, not the ladies' locker room, AND he wasn't wearing my swimsuit at the time. Because that's what dads who aren't fucking perverts do.
 
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