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A “prescription” for HRT should also oblige the doctor to register the patient as a sex offender.
Megathread Tranny Sideshows on Social Media - Any small-time spectacle on Reddit, Tumblr, Twitter, Dating Sites, and other social media.
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It really can't attract anything else. You have to have this mindset to get to this platform. Also it's aslot easier to do than before given other platforms like discord being popular and people thinking they could get away with it.
Alot of people may have been closer attention seekers in the early 2000s but as social media gree it ensbled people with tools they didn't have before. Same with pedophiles and grooming. It's a available to you now.
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My brother in christ has a chin that could smash watermelons.
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>claims to be enby for 2 years
>”Ive always known I was trans”
it’s like they don’t even bother trying to sound believable anymore
Yougotfarmed
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It's the one chock full of faggots, niggers, and jews.
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I was reflecting on the same with my wife yesterday as we watched some news report of the latest troon nonsense. To her credit, she saw this coming 10 years ago. She was big in the Tumblr scene as a artist, and started to see the formation of the identity culture in real time. I dismissed it as something that would ever penetrate the mainstream - with total confidence, I told her that the moment normies found out about this stuff, it would be immediately shunned.
It turns out that my wife was right, and the US has become so baby soft to just telling people 'no' that this infestation was inevitable.
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That sub is full of troons
ObservingTheMadness
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T.R.A.N.N.Y. Trashy Rancid Atrocious Nasty Nutcase Yuckers!!
TroonFiringSquad
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I guess 36 is old for a tranny considering how many of them kill themselves.
I really can't understand normal people calling themselves old at 36. You could live another 40 years yet you fucks.
Dr. Kinder
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I don't understand. How is "hot" different from "daily vibes"? It's the same fucking picture ...
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What is it with Hinge and wretched looking trannies?
My guy has that caveman phenotype. You know there's nothing behind those autistic eyes.
21 years of grease built up in that mop on his head. Imagine the smell.
I struggle to believe that even the most desperate chaser wants to see that bud.
6 fucking 3. God help us.
I have more but it's Christmas and I can't be bothered to effortpost.
Merry Christmas
My guy has that caveman phenotype. You know there's nothing behind those autistic eyes.
21 years of grease built up in that mop on his head. Imagine the smell.
I struggle to believe that even the most desperate chaser wants to see that bud.
6 fucking 3. God help us.
I have more but it's Christmas and I can't be bothered to effortpost.
Merry Christmas
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“Trannys raping women is so wholesome, but I am anti-men raping women”
Wtf. Why do so many trannies want to rape women?
cold comfort
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What better way to say Merry Christmas than a PowerPoint presentation about being a tranny?
I hope it went better than his Thanksgiving:
Link | Archive
Sir, you may no longer have a prick, but you'll always be a prick.
I hope it went better than his Thanksgiving:
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My grandfather literally ran from me at Thanksgiving Community Only (self.trans)
submitted 29 days ago * by YourFriendJeebus
Just need to rant a little. My wife (cis) and I (mtf) were making the rounds this Thanksgiving, visiting my family. We spent the majority of Thanksgiving with my liberal, and fully accepting mom's side of the family (my parents divorced many years ago), but we decided to stop by my dad's side on our way home to say hi. My dad and stepmom are accepting and have honestly done their best to educate themselves, so we enjoy hanging around them. I've been out for about a year and a half, and on hrt for a year. My deeply conservative grandfather was told about my transition about three months ago by my dad, with my blessing of course. I haven't seen my grandfather in almost a year, so a lot has changed. I present femme socially 100% of the time, and I've been told that I pass, so I sometimes assume I do. That day, I certainly passed.
Regarding my grandfather, I've always noticed a fairly extreme level of misogyny from him, but even with my obvious lack of masculinity, he still showed me unconditional love, or so I thought. Knowing he would be at this large, 30 person family gathering, was actually somewhat exciting because I'm so incredibly proud of my progress and mental state, and love sharing my joy and content with people I love. Not to mention, I really like the way I look most of the time. In my mind, he was about to meet the best, happiest, and most confident version of myself. I didn't do much with my makeup and hair, but I thought I looked quite cute. Anyway, when we get to the gathering, my wife and I walk in, my wife first, and myself close behind. As we make our way in, greeting everyone, it's clear that a few are uncomfortable, but I don't care because I finally love myself. We get to my dad and stepmom, and I immediately ask where my grandfather is because we didn't see him.
My dad then sits me down (he's always been quite open and honesty with me), so I know it's not good. He proceeds to tell us that as soon as we walked in, my grandfather, who was sitting on the couch, saw me, and realized he was "not ready." This 81 year old man proceeded to bolt off the couch and escape out through the back yard, got into his truck and left, without either of us noticing. My dad then tells me that he's been crying over my transition, as he sees me as his "first grandson." It's apparently hard for him to accept. Initially, I was stunned. I expected push back, or negativity, or even disparagement. I never expected him to run and hide from me. Obviously, I was hurt, especially since I never even behaved like a "grandson." After I composed myself, I began to realize that his immature decision negatively impacted everyone there. He left his wife, my step grandmother, there, who came up to me, hugged me tight, and said, "I still love you." He abandoned his entire family before food had even been served because he can't stand to look at his granddaughter.
As my wife and I were driving home, the gravity of it all fully sank in, and any sadness I felt turned into righteous indignation. I told my wife that I can possibly forgive this act, but never forget. I've decided that I will not mince words when, or if, we ever speak again. What he did was insulting to everyone there, and incredibly immature. He will not get anything past a second chance. He will know that if he cannot fully accept me, pronouns and all, then I am done with him. He'll know that if he thinks he lost his "grandson," he'll lose his granddaughter. I also will only allow a relationship if he not only apologizes to me, but also the relevant parties his actions affected. I'm not something or someone to be "accepted" as a reality. I am as I am. If he cannot "accept" that, then he can actually grieve for me as he sits alone on Christmas, or any other holiday, as the rest of the family embraces me.
Needless to say, I'm still taken aback by his actions, but I'm not going to let his cowardice or immaturity drag me down.
Thanks for reading my long rant. I just wanted to share this hurtful moment because it has become a demonstration of my resolve and confidence within myself. It's nice because she fully supports me, and she is certainly proud of how I'm handling this experience.
Edit: thanks for the replies and support. Like a lot of you, I definitely see the humor of this point. It had to look so ridiculous to everyone there who witnessed him scurry out as quick as he could. He must've looked so ridiculous in their eyes, that it probably distracted them from potential bigotry just for a bit. By comparison, only one of us looked "normal" in that moment.
submitted 29 days ago * by YourFriendJeebus
Just need to rant a little. My wife (cis) and I (mtf) were making the rounds this Thanksgiving, visiting my family. We spent the majority of Thanksgiving with my liberal, and fully accepting mom's side of the family (my parents divorced many years ago), but we decided to stop by my dad's side on our way home to say hi. My dad and stepmom are accepting and have honestly done their best to educate themselves, so we enjoy hanging around them. I've been out for about a year and a half, and on hrt for a year. My deeply conservative grandfather was told about my transition about three months ago by my dad, with my blessing of course. I haven't seen my grandfather in almost a year, so a lot has changed. I present femme socially 100% of the time, and I've been told that I pass, so I sometimes assume I do. That day, I certainly passed.
Regarding my grandfather, I've always noticed a fairly extreme level of misogyny from him, but even with my obvious lack of masculinity, he still showed me unconditional love, or so I thought. Knowing he would be at this large, 30 person family gathering, was actually somewhat exciting because I'm so incredibly proud of my progress and mental state, and love sharing my joy and content with people I love. Not to mention, I really like the way I look most of the time. In my mind, he was about to meet the best, happiest, and most confident version of myself. I didn't do much with my makeup and hair, but I thought I looked quite cute. Anyway, when we get to the gathering, my wife and I walk in, my wife first, and myself close behind. As we make our way in, greeting everyone, it's clear that a few are uncomfortable, but I don't care because I finally love myself. We get to my dad and stepmom, and I immediately ask where my grandfather is because we didn't see him.
My dad then sits me down (he's always been quite open and honesty with me), so I know it's not good. He proceeds to tell us that as soon as we walked in, my grandfather, who was sitting on the couch, saw me, and realized he was "not ready." This 81 year old man proceeded to bolt off the couch and escape out through the back yard, got into his truck and left, without either of us noticing. My dad then tells me that he's been crying over my transition, as he sees me as his "first grandson." It's apparently hard for him to accept. Initially, I was stunned. I expected push back, or negativity, or even disparagement. I never expected him to run and hide from me. Obviously, I was hurt, especially since I never even behaved like a "grandson." After I composed myself, I began to realize that his immature decision negatively impacted everyone there. He left his wife, my step grandmother, there, who came up to me, hugged me tight, and said, "I still love you." He abandoned his entire family before food had even been served because he can't stand to look at his granddaughter.
As my wife and I were driving home, the gravity of it all fully sank in, and any sadness I felt turned into righteous indignation. I told my wife that I can possibly forgive this act, but never forget. I've decided that I will not mince words when, or if, we ever speak again. What he did was insulting to everyone there, and incredibly immature. He will not get anything past a second chance. He will know that if he cannot fully accept me, pronouns and all, then I am done with him. He'll know that if he thinks he lost his "grandson," he'll lose his granddaughter. I also will only allow a relationship if he not only apologizes to me, but also the relevant parties his actions affected. I'm not something or someone to be "accepted" as a reality. I am as I am. If he cannot "accept" that, then he can actually grieve for me as he sits alone on Christmas, or any other holiday, as the rest of the family embraces me.
Needless to say, I'm still taken aback by his actions, but I'm not going to let his cowardice or immaturity drag me down.
Thanks for reading my long rant. I just wanted to share this hurtful moment because it has become a demonstration of my resolve and confidence within myself. It's nice because she fully supports me, and she is certainly proud of how I'm handling this experience.
Edit: thanks for the replies and support. Like a lot of you, I definitely see the humor of this point. It had to look so ridiculous to everyone there who witnessed him scurry out as quick as he could. He must've looked so ridiculous in their eyes, that it probably distracted them from potential bigotry just for a bit. By comparison, only one of us looked "normal" in that moment.
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Queer culture focused on the internet and I'm guessing some sort of art always think of themselves as old as nobody over the age of X is on the cool side of the internet they're on. Sure, boomers are on facebook, but young people use twitter and reddit. I say the art culture since I've heard queer art students doomer over things and consider 30 past your prime and they'll die any moment.
Gay hook up and clubbing culture is all about the pursuit of youth but you can ask farmers that not all aspects of gay are like that. And lesbians are old long term biddies.
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Fruitcake would be a better suitable name.
Dr. Kinder
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That's true. Gays eventually become old, fat, and gross enough that nobody's going to let them eat their buttholes, no matter how they try. That previously "hot" husband and husband who were eating every Twink's butthole in a ten-mile radius soon degenerate to the point that nobody's lowering any buttholes onto those slobbery jowls. Eventually the wizened and bloated husbands settle into a form of contentment, munching only on each other's buttholes, attaining fecal equilibrium: love is love!
TroonFiringSquad
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I've gotten a good laugh out of some people who are in their early to mid 30s in a Discord I'm in, they talk about being tired, random aches and pains and claim it's because they are "in my 30s".
But also all of the people I'm mentioning have also admitted being over 300lbs...
The actual worst part of turning 30 is being included with all these idiots when they complain about being in their 30s and call themselves old.
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>started getting called racist even though I was from a diverse area
He tried posting about his psychotic break under 'Gay/black witchcraft' first but those got deleted. (a)
But aren't (white) people always considered racist in places like NYC and Californian metropolises? There sure is a lot of emphasis being placed on black people by this troon...
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Holy shit this made me laugh so hard. Truly a Christmas miracle.
Anyway, here’s my Christmas present to you all.
Gross btw
