- Joined
- Dec 17, 2019
Looking back, this wasn't necessarily when I peaked, but it was the first instance I can remember where I thought that a troon specifically was being kind of a shithead, and how weird it was that people were excusing them because they were a tranny.
I'm sure plenty of people remember John Campbell, author of the webcomic Pictures for Sad Children. I thoroughly enjoyed the comic even when updates got sporadic, its absurd and dark humor fitting in perfectly with other influences on me around that time like Adult Swim's lineup. Then there was the whole debacle with the Kickstarter for the physical book of PFSC comics, in which he basically told people "haha fuck you I'm not finishing these deliveries," filmed himself burning books and threatening to burn even more if people complained. People were rightly upset, but then he trooned out and all of a sudden nobody was saying anything bad about him anymore, because he was a stunning and brave transwoman and we all just needed to respect his mental needs.
This was like a decade ago, so it was still before the current gender madness, but I still remember thinking at the time that it was pretty shitty of him to do that, that I couldn't ever see the guy as a woman (I had to look up what he changed his name to, and I had to laugh that he now refers to himself as "Simone Veil"), and that it was utterly retarded people weren't continuing to call him out because of his feels. It was just the first in a long line of events that would lead to peaking.
I'm sure plenty of people remember John Campbell, author of the webcomic Pictures for Sad Children. I thoroughly enjoyed the comic even when updates got sporadic, its absurd and dark humor fitting in perfectly with other influences on me around that time like Adult Swim's lineup. Then there was the whole debacle with the Kickstarter for the physical book of PFSC comics, in which he basically told people "haha fuck you I'm not finishing these deliveries," filmed himself burning books and threatening to burn even more if people complained. People were rightly upset, but then he trooned out and all of a sudden nobody was saying anything bad about him anymore, because he was a stunning and brave transwoman and we all just needed to respect his mental needs.
This was like a decade ago, so it was still before the current gender madness, but I still remember thinking at the time that it was pretty shitty of him to do that, that I couldn't ever see the guy as a woman (I had to look up what he changed his name to, and I had to laugh that he now refers to himself as "Simone Veil"), and that it was utterly retarded people weren't continuing to call him out because of his feels. It was just the first in a long line of events that would lead to peaking.