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

[The Ultimate Ramotith]

https://depsidase.tumblr.com/post/683160514473459712

 

[Baraadmirer]

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For old times sake

What are the SomethingAwful forums?

TIM calls for his fellow transfems to be more understanding towards transmascs. Naturally, post quickly devolves into shitting all over transmascs. Essential reading for TIFs who still doubt that TIMs despise them:

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Credit to @Kujo Jotaro for finding this before it got removed:

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The thread over in FtM proves that they just don't want us around. : …

archived 23 Aug 2022 07:04:22 UTC

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Admins removed this rant:

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Does anyone else get irked with trans men? : r/MtF

archived 22 Aug 2022 11:22:46 UTC

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r/ftm's reaction to all the recent hostility. Mods later removed both of these posts:

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Shared this one a few days ago. For completion's sake:

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Am I blind or is r/trans basically just for mtf trans people? : ftm

archived 20 Aug 2022 23:57:19 UTC

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Honestly, this infighting among trans people is kinda sad. You'd think they'd be able to empathise when their destinations are the others' origins.

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Again, I'm perplexed by this; for all this talk about solidarity in the trans community, there's a lot of self-centredness going on here.

Does anyone else get sad reading this thread sometimes? Maybe I'm just drunk, but it genuinely hurts sometimes to see all these young idiots permanently ruining their bodies and their lives because they got caught up in the tranny cult.

After what happened to one of my trans friends, I feel sad at times, though that's typically overshadowed by incredulity or exasperation over permanent life-altering choices from the younger ones, or horror at the older middle-aged ones that are trying to be sexy and failing.

 

[Moon Cricket]

The (ex?)tranny formally known as Tyince is starting to break down. She had all surgeries… hysterectomy, phallo etc…
She flip-flopped her identity back and forth over the last 2 years… before finally admitting to detransitioning recently and adopting her birth name again.

She has been trying desperately to convince others (and herself) that she appreciates her journey, that life is beautiful etc…. that she has no regrets because the journey has made her who she is now….

She just posted to her youtube…. And yeah… that wall of lies is finally crumbling.,,.

- YouTube

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

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Can someone archive, she is known to delete everything and I am retarded and at work.

I hope she doesn’t an hero. She is/was a very prominent trans success story and her story could really help stop other young people from going down the same path.

 

[Girl Named Sandoz]

The (ex?)tranny formally known as Tyince is starting to break down. She had all surgeries… hysterectomy, phallo etc…
She flip-flopped her identity back and forth over the last 2 years… before finally admitting to detransitioning recently and adopting her birth name again.

She has been trying desperately to convince others (and herself) that she appreciates her journey, that life is beautiful etc…. that she has no regrets because the journey has made her who she is now….

She just posted to her youtube…. And yeah… that wall of lies is finally crumbling.,,.

- YouTube

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

youtu.be

Can someone archive, she is known to delete everything and I am retarded and at work.

I hope she doesn’t an hero. She is/was a very prominent trans success story and her story could really help stop other young people from going down the same path.

 

[DoubleD]

The push used to be to "accept yourself as you are and find people who accept you for that as well". Now it's become "change yourself to find acceptance from other people who are also changing themselves to find acceptance".

It seems, for better or worse, this is becoming (has become?) the way of the world. Not just for trannies, but for everyone. And I think what sums it up best is this Youtube comment:

The context of this comment is Carefree Wandering's video about profilicity – or the name that he gives to the thought technology that's rapidly replacing authenticity in our culture.

He stops short of claiming either of the two is better or worse than the other, saying instead that anyone who's remotely online has willingly participated in profilicity to some extent. But he does contrast them rather helpfully with a third thought technology:

That is to say, before we had either of these, sincerity reigned supreme in our culture, which can vaguely be summed up as "change yourself to better fit the role that society gives you". This was around the time of arranged marriages and compulsory military service. Today it's hard to imagine us being so content with either of these, but generations of people built their identities around such things. And sincerity did last for quite a while, but women's lib and the World Wars probably hastened its demise.

Western culture embraced authenticity in the 20th century, which can be summed up, like you say, as "accept yourself as who you are to find your chosen role in society" (you'll see why I rephrased that in just a moment). I don't need to explain it in detail because it's the culture most people (millennial and older) have grown up with. This lasted until the advent of social media, at which point it became impossible to present our true and authentic selves online. But of course, the people who believe we were never really doing that in the first place would say that social media just destroyed the pretence.

Profilicity can likewise be summed up as a combination of the previous two: "change yourself to better find your chosen role in society" – and that choice is expressed through your profile, on social media or similar – or at least that's my parsing of it anyway. Everything is therefore a performance, an interaction with the imaginary person who reads your posts. Rather than observing people directly, we observe observations of them, such as photos. And the approval of strangers outweighs that of your family.

Even as I write it now, it sounds downright dystopian. Like, I don't get how the professor manages to stay so optimistic about the concept, particularly since the example he gave was of Philosophy Tube's (at the time recent) troon-out. Again, he stopped short of saying saying Abigail's attempts at femininity are fake or bad – just that these are the product of a "more advanced" thought technology, like what digital is to analog.

He does kinda say however that Abigail is performing femininity on social media for clicks and likes, even when Abigail claims it's authentic (the point here is that profilicity is so new and ill-understood, we still use the language of authenticity to describe it). But again, the same claims are made about every user of social media.

But I can't help thinking that profilicity explains the ongoing wave of troon-outs, particularly amongst the young. And it seems I'm not the only one who thinks this way.

 

[Accept Only Substitutes]

It seems, for better or worse, this is becoming (has become?) the way of the world. Not just for trannies, but for everyone. And I think what sums it up best is this Youtube comment:

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The context of this comment is Carefree Wandering's video about profilicity – or the name that he gives to the thought technology that's rapidly replacing authenticity in our culture.

He stops short of claiming either of the two is better or worse than the other, saying instead that anyone who's remotely online has willingly participated in profilicity to some extent. But he does contrast them rather helpfully with a third thought technology:

That is to say, before we had either of these, sincerity reigned supreme in our culture, which can vaguely be summed up as "change yourself to better fit the role that society gives you". This was around the time of arranged marriages and compulsory military service. Today it's hard to imagine us being so content with either of these, but generations of people built their identities around such things. And sincerity did last for quite a while, but women's lib and the World Wars probably hastened its demise.

Western culture embraced authenticity in the 20th century, which can be summed up, like you say, as "accept yourself as who you are to find your chosen role in society" (you'll see why I rephrased that in just a moment). I don't need to explain it in detail because it's the culture most people (millennial and older) have grown up with. This lasted until the advent of social media, at which point it became impossible to present our true and authentic selves online. But of course, the people who believe we were never really doing that in the first place would say that social media just destroyed the pretence.

Profilicity can likewise be summed up as a combination of the previous two: "change yourself to better find your chosen role in society" – and that choice is expressed through your profile, on social media or similar – or at least that's my parsing of it anyway. Everything is therefore a performance, an interaction with the imaginary person who reads your posts. Rather than observing people directly, we observe observations of them, such as photos. And the approval of strangers outweighs that of your family.

Even as I write it now, it sounds downright dystopian. Like, I don't get how the professor manages to stay so optimistic about the concept, particularly since the example he gave was of Philosophy Tube's (at the time recent) troon-out. Again, he stopped short of saying saying Abigail's attempts at femininity are fake or bad – just that these are the product of a "more advanced" thought technology, like what digital is to analog.

He does kinda say however that Abigail is performing femininity on social media for clicks and likes, even when Abigail claims it's authentic (the point here is that profilicity is so new and ill-understood, we still use the language of authenticity to describe it). But again, the same claims are made about every user of social media.

But I can't help thinking that profilicity explains the ongoing wave of troon-outs, particularly amongst the young. And it seems I'm not the only one who thinks this way.

I regret that I can only give one react to your post. I think you hit the nail on the head here. That explains some of why there's so much degeneracy online now, and even why opsec is no longer a valued practice.

If you perform who you are under a pseudonym are you even really you? If you cannot be found on a specific social media platform do you truly exist on that platform? If you don't act out your sexuality online do you really have one at all?

Yikes. No wonder so many people are acting like crazy people.

 

[NoReturn]

Plz forgive any of these that might have been posted already:

I can't say the name of what this last video reminds me of, because if I do, it will come get me.

 

[admiral]

Might have been mentioned already, but this thread moves too fast.

Anyone else see the Manti Te'o documentary on Netflix? I remember when that story was all over the press and we had a good chuckle at his expense for being such a tard, but looking at the details I kinda feel for the guy. You could tell that it really fucked him up mentally.

Holy shit though what an ugly and selfish troon, inside and out. That section at the end where they had him dancing and talking about how he 'had put himself on the back burner' while he was fucking with and traumatising a man who did absolutely nothing wrong made my blood boil. I have to say though, if the aim was to make him look sympathetic it didn't work at all; he came across as a total narc lunatic and i'm sure there will be many trannies upset about how crazy and ridiculous this makes them look.

 

[ScooterL]

Does anyone else get sad reading this thread sometimes?

Because even more AGPs and homosexuals don't castrate themselves before they can breed?

That is quite sad, but I try not to let it get me down.

porn star name.

Far and away the most popular choice among trannies. Paris, India, Monroe, Isis, etc etc. They're naming themselves after their wanking material.

Surprise: he got his account back.

Troon privilege. Twitter is run by faggots and trannies who take care of their own kind.

 

[veri]

There are key structural differences outside of size alone between men and women. But all medical science has been developed around male bodies, with the exception of pregnancy care.

this makes me even more mad hearing trannies cry about how important “trans healthcare is”. [women] speak as if their anatomy is alien but truth is it’s been the default for medicine up until just recently.

And mention "gender identity" as a "critical factor" when trying to talk about women's health

she knows very well it’s bullshit but just puts on the mask before treading into any tranny dominated territory. i made a post a while about how most people only wear the “ally” mask when it’s necessary but don’t give a shit about transphobic microaggressions or whatever in private.

this coupled with that twitter thread asking people if they really believe trannies are valid is really funny. they really expect you to 24/7 live life abiding by their ideology and putting them on a pedestal and will accuse you of murder if you don’t.

 

[Look Around You]

Seen an "alternative" version of Katy Monty's latest profile photo going around. Not sure if real.

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Neither of those look real.

 

[Moosebonker]

I can't say the name of what this last video reminds me of, because if I do, it will come get me.

That is Jeffrey Marsh, hated for his grooming vids on Tik-Tok. Somebody made a meme:

 

[NoReturn]

That is Jeffrey Marsh, hated for his grooming vids on Tik-Tok. Somebody made a meme:
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Oh I know his name, but I'm being superstitious. He reminds me of some-thing that I can't say or I will summon, and it ain't Candlejack I can tell you th-

 

[Sexual Chocolate]

I don't even know where to start with this one. Tumblr user discovers women can be insecure? A fat woman or woman with small breasts isn't upset about those things because they think they look like a man, generally.

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The feminine urge to be insecure when people can see your massive hairy jawline and/or penis.

It seems, for better or worse, this is becoming (has become?) the way of the world. Not just for trannies, but for everyone. And I think what sums it up best is this Youtube comment:

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The context of this comment is Carefree Wandering's video about profilicity – or the name that he gives to the thought technology that's rapidly replacing authenticity in our culture.

He stops short of claiming either of the two is better or worse than the other, saying instead that anyone who's remotely online has willingly participated in profilicity to some extent. But he does contrast them rather helpfully with a third thought technology:

That is to say, before we had either of these, sincerity reigned supreme in our culture, which can vaguely be summed up as "change yourself to better fit the role that society gives you". This was around the time of arranged marriages and compulsory military service. Today it's hard to imagine us being so content with either of these, but generations of people built their identities around such things. And sincerity did last for quite a while, but women's lib and the World Wars probably hastened its demise.

Western culture embraced authenticity in the 20th century, which can be summed up, like you say, as "accept yourself as who you are to find your chosen role in society" (you'll see why I rephrased that in just a moment). I don't need to explain it in detail because it's the culture most people (millennial and older) have grown up with. This lasted until the advent of social media, at which point it became impossible to present our true and authentic selves online. But of course, the people who believe we were never really doing that in the first place would say that social media just destroyed the pretence.

Profilicity can likewise be summed up as a combination of the previous two: "change yourself to better find your chosen role in society" – and that choice is expressed through your profile, on social media or similar – or at least that's my parsing of it anyway. Everything is therefore a performance, an interaction with the imaginary person who reads your posts. Rather than observing people directly, we observe observations of them, such as photos. And the approval of strangers outweighs that of your family.

Even as I write it now, it sounds downright dystopian. Like, I don't get how the professor manages to stay so optimistic about the concept, particularly since the example he gave was of Philosophy Tube's (at the time recent) troon-out. Again, he stopped short of saying saying Abigail's attempts at femininity are fake or bad – just that these are the product of a "more advanced" thought technology, like what digital is to analog.

He does kinda say however that Abigail is performing femininity on social media for clicks and likes, even when Abigail claims it's authentic (the point here is that profilicity is so new and ill-understood, we still use the language of authenticity to describe it). But again, the same claims are made about every user of social media.

But I can't help thinking that profilicity explains the ongoing wave of troon-outs, particularly amongst the young. And it seems I'm not the only one who thinks this way.

That's a lot of words for "all these motherfuckers need Jesus"

KEVIN, NO!

 

[9Style]

Spoiler: NSFW

https://mobile.twitter.com/AnOpenSecret/status/1562202468708397058

 

[Heraclitus Pavo]

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Often times I find myself wishing for a sticker. That'd be my go to on this thread. I don't look at the surgery stuff generally. I'm a bit squeamish. But that is supposed to be a penis? It looks like it's made of play-do.

From a sub thread re: wUt aBt InTeRsEx pPl? Dude's totally full of shit. Probably tugging it while he wrote the comment.

A lot like that troon with the oozing taint.

Brave and stunning

 

[Gramlol]

Remember the "it gets better" movement? It was targeted to Homos, but the sentiment applied to any kid who wasn't part of the norm. Basically every kid, because we all suffer from feeling out of place, ignored, ugly, alone in a crowd, like no one shares our interests or really cares about us at one point or another during our teenage years. But at some point you go on to adult life, maybe moving away from your hometown, and find your place and your people.

The push used to be to "accept yourself as you are and find people who accept you for that as well". Now it's become "change yourself to find acceptance from other people who are also changing themselves to find acceptance".

It's really sad. I liked the "it gets better" movement, because it does generally get better.

The it gets better campaign was so great as a teen! I had wondered at the time why those ads/that messaging helped me, given I'm not gay nor faced homophobia. It's hard to be different when the emotional stakes are so high to exactly conform. I think having media with teens in perfect, expensive clothes, perfect skin, glam lives, was also really hard to see as the primary pop culture teen media for girls. It was just maddening to see the gap between those tv teens, and yourself. High school fkn sucks and it's a lie to say otherwise. Adults need to support weird teens, not reinforce a message that they're not cool enough and that this is Very Important


ETA: I should clarify, using exclusively men for most clinical trials and drug studies was at least in large part driven by a wariness of interfering with a potential pregnancy. With just removing females from the study, it got rid of the potential for messy variables and possible lawsuits. And finding a way to clean things up in those fronts is, I know, very appealing when you've got your hands full with the many many points to cover in your research design. However the institutional indifference as to how women fare from this, and not seeing figuring out these messy variables as important and worthwhile, does demonstrate sexism.

A similar 'path of least resistance' occurred in regards to full-scale anatomy models too- cadavers used in the development of these first modern models were from executed male prisoners, female cadavers being much less straightforward to source.
The thing about most sexism is that it's not so emotional as to be a concerted, malicious force. It's not active, it's about taking the path always trod which was laid out before women were given equal legal status with men.
We all want to take the path of least resistance at times, it's just human. Assigning a demonic patriarchy as the explanation is neither helpful nor accurate. There are a lot of researchers just doing their job, and would never be motivated to hurt women. But certainly the harm done to women by continuation of the path of least resistance is malicious in effect. And increased institutional power of women in science, and other fields, gives us the chance to say 'wait- what about the women here?'

 

[Larry David's Opera Cape]

From around 24:15, this woman, but it's not this video of her.

The Call is Coming From Inside the House

BOOK 1: The Call is Coming From Inside the House documents how the medium of social media may operate as a catalyst for modern day social contagions. Seeming...

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I wanna know if she's still crying with enforced joy.

She certainly looks...unwell.

I wish there was a clip with her username visible somewhere, this isn't enough to work with. I hate when terfs obscure usernames. They're skirting gay rules about "doxing" instead of just manning up, putting the dox out there, and letting the account die a valorous death, or going somewhere like here to put it out there. Be more Klingon, terfs.

 

[soggy london]

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https://mobile.twitter.com/AnOpenSecret/status/1562202468708397058

I am just going to briefly pretend like I approve of tranny surgeries and say that if I wanted a fake penis and the doctor stole my nipples and gave me a mini mortadella for my crotch... well he'd need to count his days.

 

[Mariposa Electrique]

Just a reminder that Thor is an undeniably male name. Also, men would rather be with an uy woman, who hates sports than ever fuck a dude in bad woman face.