Megathread Trannies posting their L's Online - Heckin valid people posting their funny misfortunes on the internet

[AMHOLIO]

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While there are some trans women (men) who enkoy force femming their partner, many are just guys who want to pretend they're normal women who can atteact a NORMAL cis guy. They are not a fetish, they are not coping, seriously, straight STRAIGHT men want to fuck them. Honestly. The same goes for trans lesbians who need honest lesbian cis women to sex. So when this happens, their workd can break down.

Nb is when you dress all retarded and wear glitter makeup and funky hair colors because you are not like other girls. It doesn't get deeper than that

Nonbinary people can also be people who experience a genuine disconnect from their body (as in anxiety, autism, and other mind body separating things along with medication), women who are too scared or feel too pathetic to be women yet aren't their male abusers so they hide as nonbinary (these are quiter and aren't usually ran into as much as non-psychos), men being this generation's "bisexual" to get chicks, and a few other retardations but what LinkinParkxNaruto[AMV] is true for 90% of the time.

 

[Slideshow Bill]

Aww, this troon felt so hollow on Trans Day of Visibility! Troons have so much hyper visibility now, it just won’t stop!

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It’s so bad, his creepy ass homeless troon friend that’s couch surfing at his place had to help another friend that sexually harassed a teen he was grooming on Discord- I mean, got sexually harassed by a teen in a major queer space, and tried to 41% because of it! Horrible! He can’t escape it! Especially online, because turning off the computer and touching grass is also transphobic! Why won’t it stop?! Make it stop!!

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lol cry harder

The standards of "trans-friendly spaces" are in the basement, so what did he do to not meet them? "The 15 year old harassed ME and apparently I'M the pedophile" uh huh, face the wall please.

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"An innocent woman got brutally murdered by her ex but what about meeee waaaaahh!"

It's kind of funny how whenever they start screeching about being in grave danger in society, the stories always seem to boil down to either some creep rapist troon getting what's coming for attempting to "stealth" and abuse innocent guys, or a crackhead ex-boyfriend losing it because he couldn't handle the sheer humiliation & disgust of bedding a tranny.

>if society can't protect women, then men who wear dresses are in even more danger

Bet I can, actually.
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The women on the ends have large "I'm being held at gunpoint" eyes.

 

[SnergenFlergen]

I can genuinely think of no situation where you'd ask someone if you could borrow their underwear and it wouldn't be weird.

Like, even among men

Correct.

A while ago I had a friend of mine staying with me for a few months and after he moved on, a pair of his boxers got left behind and found their way into my laundry basket. One day when I had completely run out of boxers before work, I still opted to wear an unclean pair of mine even though his had been cleaned and folded.

There's something sacred about underwear and it's a line you don't cross. These people are fucking weirdos, TTD.

 

[Mellow Malevolent]

Nonbinary people can also be people who experience a genuine disconnect from their body (as in anxiety, autism, and other mind body separating things along with medication), women who are too scared or feel too pathetic to be women yet aren't their male abusers so they hide as nonbinary (these are quiter and aren't usually ran into as much as non-psychos), men being this generation's "bisexual" to get chicks, and a few other retardations but what LinkinParkxNaruto[AMV] is true for 90% of the time.

This brought to mind something I saw on Xitter.




What I wonder though is, what does it mean to feel "like a person". How can the (in this case, obviously autistic) individual know that they feel something that others do not, or conversely that they lack something that other have? It seems more like the problem is the feeling of disconnection itself is the delusion, it's a maladaptive though process that should be directly interrogated, rather than treated as the the sign to search for a reason why it's occurring.

In fact, given AGP, it seems more like trans ideation helps suppress this though pattern via endorphin release. They mistake the relief and positive feelings they experience from the paraphilia as healing the disconnect, but obviously it doesn't, and functions more like an addiction.

 

[sheepworldvizor]

Tranny logic: If you don’t feel something, you’re trans. If you do feel something, you’re trans.

All roads lead to trans. There is no scenario where they will admit someone isn’t a proto-trans.

 

[Mexican Molotov Marauder]

Correct.

A while ago I had a friend of mine staying with me for a few months and after he moved on, one of his pairs of boxers got left behind and found it's way into my laundry basket. One day when I had completely run out of boxers before work and his were the only option, I still opted to wear an unclean pair of mine even though his had been cleaned and folded.

There's something sacred about underwear and it's a line you don't cross. These people are fucking weirdos, TTD.

Yeah, I had something similar with my brother. He visited early last year and somehow one of his boxers got left in the laundry basket. I washed it and put it in the little storage space under my bed where I keep spare bedding. That boxer stayed there for like 6 months until bro visited again and I promptly gave it back to him. And we're siblings, we wore each other's clothes many times as we grew up, but never underwear. It just wouldn't cross our minds. It's like there's this unspoken, but universally understood paragraph in the bro code, that under no circumstance do you ever wear an other man's underwear.

 

[LinkinParkxNaruto[AMV]]

This brought to mind something I saw on Xitter.

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What I wonder though is, what does it mean to feel "like a person". How can the (in this case, obviously autistic) individual know that they feel something that others do not, or conversely that they lack something that other have? It seems more like the problem is the feeling of disconnection itself is the delusion, it's a maladaptive though process that should be directly interrogated, rather than treated as the the sign to search for a reason why it's occurring.

In fact, given AGP, it seems more like trans ideation helps suppress this though pattern via endorphin release. They mistake the relief and positive feelings they experience from the paraphilia as healing the disconnect, but obviously it doesn't, and functions more like an addiction.

The comic person was smart enough to elloquently describe what they are feeling but still retarded enough to fall for the dumbest possible explanation.

Its really frustating with these spergs. Everytime they come close to actually figuring something out they push the pedal to the maximum in the wrong direction. Is like a joke that keeps happening, i guess their brain have enough neurons making the correct synapsis but they mongoloid ego and wishful thinking will still not let them see it

 

[Stupid Lisa Garbageface]

This brought to mind something I saw on Xitter.

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What I wonder though is, what does it mean to feel "like a person". How can the (in this case, obviously autistic) individual know that they feel something that others do not, or conversely that they lack something that other have? It seems more like the problem is the feeling of disconnection itself is the delusion, it's a maladaptive though process that should be directly interrogated, rather than treated as the the sign to search for a reason why it's occurring.

In fact, given AGP, it seems more like trans ideation helps suppress this though pattern via endorphin release. They mistake the relief and positive feelings they experience from the paraphilia as healing the disconnect, but obviously it doesn't

I think most people can relate to this at some point or another in their lives, but ironically the solution to this feeling is to stop navel-gazing so goddamn much and actually live your life. Something gender-havers always, always fail to do.

 

[Slideshow Bill]

I feel like given there is some really quite firm scientific evidence for a biological origin along with decades of scientific psychological research for transsexualism it seems very odd to me that these facts (which have been part of the discussion around transsexualism for centuries) have just been thrown in the bin and are never mentioned. You never any science mentioned at all by either side in any of the noise around 'trans people'.

Debates are always so back and white and make out like 'trans people' are a homogeneous group who are all represented by one voice. Ie. Trans people think X whilst womens rights campaigners think Y.

I find it odd particularly as reintroducing science in to the argument is provides logical answers and solutions to all of the major 'issues' related to trans people.

Is there anything that can be done to bring science back in to the discussion.

As a side note - it feels like there is an risk that no more evidence for the biological reasons for transsexualism will be studied because its not a topic of interest anymore, and also the resultes will be scrambled by the large about of people who are not really truely transsexual. I find this a shame as i would love to know what caused me to be like this.

Trans ideology thrives by being slippery. If you draw hard lines in the sand, it just makes it easier to pick apart any argument you have. "Reintroducing science" would be the problem.
"There is a biological component to being trans. Transpeople have the brains of the opposite sex."
It isn't possible for only one of your organs to be of the opposite sex. Every part of your brain is male or female. The rest is just gender stereotypes.
(all arguments taken from transmedicalist subreddits)
"I'm making my body match the body of the opposite sex."
There are so many things that you would have to account for and most of them are not physically possible.
"There are so many fakers that make real transpeople look bad."
The only difference between you and the so called "tucutes" is that they don't actually believe what they're saying while you do.
"Being trans is a medical condition that requires treatment."
Dysmorphia and delusion based mental illnesses are not treated by reinforcement. Anorexia is not treated with liposuction.

 

[AMHOLIO]

his brought to mind something I saw on Xitter.

I am going to sound like a nut saying this but this is genuinely horrifying. We're watching a generation of mentally ill people who have complex enough thoughts that they can identify how they feel into a comic fall into the arms of men and women who want to sexually abuse them or who want to be kept firmly in their delusions instead of finding these people the comfort and logic they need. This is such an abstract first/second world problem that would have had these people fall into a religious cult or drugs back in the day, now they analyze their own feelings and realize their disconnect from themselves that was likely created as a coping mechanism while young or embedded into them via abnormal brain is only going to be fixed once they go through the transtrender journey... and come out the other side feeling still disconnected to their body and horribly alone. Because they never realized they need to treat themselves as people and fight against their own thoughts of self loathing and self damage. And it's tragic, like trying to talk somone down from a cliff they're trying to jump off of, but someone else talks said person into building wings for their cliff jump. Sure, they feel happier spending a long time caring and making their wings with other people in their new community, but they will try to jump again. And when they do, they'll flap and maybe cushion their fall, but will land even further down than where they started, looking up, maybe thinking how they're now in even more pain than before and might need to just kill themselves properly instead.

I hate this. Fuck everyone who enables it, fuck the fact we can't control or persuaded others out of it, fuck that we have to live watching other humans go through this and know we can only do as much as we can before they take a plunge.

What I wonder though is, what does it mean to feel "like a person". How can the (in this case, obviously autistic) individual know that they feel something that others do not, or conversely that they lack something that other have? It seems more like the problem is the feeling of disconnection itself is the delusion, it's a maladaptive though process that should be directly interrogated, rather than treated as the the sign to search for a reason why it's occurring.

I think you're entirely right. It's hard to get out of, but not impossible too. I'm guessing I'm not the only Kiwi who ever felt this way (emotionally, not troon wise) and have had a long journey fighting against it, convincing yourself you're worth something and you should participate in the world and recognize yourself as you. It's painful to watch people who were in your situation fuck up harder.

 

[Mellow Malevolent]

I think most people can relate to this at some point or another in their lives, but ironically the solution to this feeling is to stop navel-gazing so goddamn much and actually live your life. Something gender-havers always, always fail to do.

This is the thing that gets me. Power-leveling a little but I distinctly remember a time in the recent past where I felt a disconnect very much like what the the comic above describes, after my father got sick and passed away in late 2020 (of cancer, not COVID), and restrictions in hospitals at the time meant I couldn't go see him, as only one visitor was allowed and my mom was basically with him 7 days a week. Holy shit I felt like everything was pointless, I hated my powerlessness, I felt totally empty inside while essentially performing my old self at work. Eventually we were able to have him home for a brief time, and I spent that entire time at my parents house, and watching him fade away only deepened my feeling of alienation. In the years since I had moved out of the house, I had a growing distance from my parents and I really hated myself for it.

An intense version of that feeling lasted for well over a year, and it's not really gone even now. But my solution was to dedicate a lot more time to being with my family, my mom in particular, and I'm feeling much more "real" again now.

Like you say, I can sympathize with the feeling. Its going along with their proposed solution that's the issue. I, as far as I know, do not have autism, so maybe I'm at a cognitive advantage here, but the idea of the solution being to double down on fantasy, to latch on to anything and make that the focal point of your existence, screams mistake to me. The trans presumption that their experience is actually super special and unique is the problem, they believe that they are experiencing something that most people don't. If they realized that their alienation was really just one part of the human condition, maybe they could actually listen to the people around them who often do actually just want them to be happy.

 

[SnergenFlergen]

Yeah, I had something similar with my brother. He visited early last year and somehow one of his boxers got left in the laundry basket. I washed it and put it in the little storage space under my bed where I keep spare bedding. That boxer stayed there for like 6 months until bro visited again and I promptly gave it back to him. And we're siblings, we wore each other's clothes many times as we grew up, but never underwear. It just wouldn't cross our minds. It's like there's this unspoken, but universally understood paragraph in the bro code, that under no circumstance do you ever wear an other man's underwear.

I know this is irrelevant but the friend in my story recently bought a house with his missus and when he moves in, I intend to present those boxers to him, still freshly laundered and unworn (by me), as a housewarming gift along with a bottle of whiskey.

Real bros don't wear each other's underwear, nor indeed should anyone else. If someone ever tries to tell you otherwise, they're gaslighting to attempt to deflect from and normalize their fetish.

To reiterate, TTD.

 

[Nigor]

This brought to mind something I saw on Xitter.

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What I wonder though is, what does it mean to feel "like a person". How can the (in this case, obviously autistic) individual know that they feel something that others do not, or conversely that they lack something that other have? It seems more like the problem is the feeling of disconnection itself is the delusion, it's a maladaptive though process that should be directly interrogated, rather than treated as the the sign to search for a reason why it's occurring.

In fact, given AGP, it seems more like trans ideation helps suppress this though pattern via endorphin release. They mistake the relief and positive feelings they experience from the paraphilia as healing the disconnect, but obviously it doesn't, and functions more like an addiction.

Damn I didn't know the haus guy was trans, I liked their absurdist dick humour lol. But also that sounds less like gender dysphoria and more like dissociation or depersonalization, which does suck and I can relate to the idea of just wanting to believe that there's a single thing you can do that will stop that feeling but the thing is that transitioning is almost certainly not the answer

 

[gohi_trout]

Damn I didn't know the haus guy was trans, I liked their absurdist dick humour lol. But also that sounds less like gender dysphoria and more like dissociation or depersonalization, which does suck and I can relate to the idea of just wanting to believe that there's a single thing you can do that will stop that feeling but the thing is that transitioning is almost certainly not the answer

Think he just "came out" today.

 

[Digital Thunder]

I think most people can relate to this at some point or another in their lives, but ironically the solution to this feeling is to stop navel-gazing so goddamn much and actually live your life. Something gender-havers always, always fail to do.

That’s what gets me. I’ll spare any attempt to add another effortpost to the ring and instead say that comic could so easily be responded to with a zoom-out of everyone else having similar (if not identical) thoughts because everybody fucking does this in some capacity. It’s “Christ alive, I’m alive!” 101, and this guy’s a retard for being able to condense it down just to conclude that the troonout route will do anything but make it worse.

 

[Jacques1194]

Trans ideology thrives by being slippery. If you draw hard lines in the sand, it just makes it easier to pick apart any argument you have. "Reintroducing science" would be the problem.
"There is a biological component to being trans. Transpeople have the brains of the opposite sex."
It isn't possible for only one of your organs to be of the opposite sex. Every part of your brain is male or female. The rest is just gender stereotypes.
(all arguments taken from transmedicalist subreddits)
"I'm making my body match the body of the opposite sex."
There are so many things that you would have to account for and most of them are not physically possible.
"There are so many fakers that make real transpeople look bad."
The only difference between you and the so called "tucutes" is that they don't actually believe what they're saying while you do.
"Being trans is a medical condition that requires treatment."
Dysmorphia and delusion based mental illnesses are not treated by reinforcement. Anorexia is not treated with liposuction.

If one takes the idea of a trans brain existing then they would have to explain what it means to have a brain similar to a "cis womans".For example, studies show that most TIMs dont get bottom surgery, and they really argue that "Genitals dont define womanhood".So from TIMs own administration, biological sex has nothing to do with having an "inner feeling" to being man or a woman in their brains.If biological sex has nothing to do with being a "woman" then what does?See the problem for TIPS is that their arguments for being a "woman" is all based on sexiest stereotypes.(aka subjective views)If TIMs think makeup and dresses makes one a woman then they're alienating women(even their own fellow TIMs) who dont wear makeup and dresses.As such, some TIMs admit that doesn't make one a woman.So how can their brains be similar to cis womens if the idea of womanhood in itself (or at least if one believes in trans brains) is subjective?

 

[Mellow Malevolent]

There's also the problem of even locating the sense of self in the brain only. The idea of a woman brain assumes a stark divide between brain and body that doesn't exist. The endocrine system is a powerful mediator of mood and cognition and involves the entire body. You have to explain what it is to be "woman-brained" in a way that both has nothing to do with anatomy, but also nothing to do with hormones or endocrinology. The argument has become that somehow trans brains need hormones to function, that it clears up brain fog, as though estrogen was some sort of woman fuel for the brain engine. But literally nothing works like that. That's why introducing the harder sciences like biology or neurology causes such division, because any examination almost immediately reveals that there simply aren't any causal mechanisms to explain trans ideation as it is presented to us, ie. a real mismatch between brain and body.

Edit: Also want to quote this here from the Tranny Social Media Thread. The context of more dick jokes is interesting. It's giving into the coombrain as a solution to existential angst.

Well known Shitpost comic artist Haus of Decline has come out as Trans.
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H.o.D is a fairly well known shitpost artist on X, formerly Twitter, and if you've been online you've probably seen their Gary Larsen "The Far Side"-esq style comics.
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Over the past year or so he's been drawing more and more just blatantly sex joke or dick joke based comics even going so far as to draw pseudo dicks on the blob men he uses. This might have been a sign of his decline into troondom.


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He's now posted these Tweets signifying his coming out:
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He claims that he incentivized to male a podcast episode solely about this which can be found here.

He has claimed that these feelings are long standing and that they've come to a head which he expressed in a grouping of comics from a few months ago:
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In conclusion I have no clue why this faggot has decided to do this and it upsets me because I got a chuckle out of his dumb comics.

Edit: I was able to find a selfie he posted before.
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[neverendingmidi]

The endocrine system is a powerful mediator of mood and cognition and involves the entire body.

Exactly! I remember once finding myself crying at work. For no goddamn reason, everything was going okay enough.Absolutely nothing had gone wrong, nor was I injured. So I was getting pissed off at myself because I knew the only reason I was crying was because my hormones were fucking with me before the monthlies, but I couldn't stop crying anyway. Fortunately I was in the engineering space on a Naval carrier and could scream without anybody else noticing between the general sound level and the required hearing protection.

 

[Redoniblueoni]

This is either an actual child or a person so young that they're conducting their entire life over the internet. The "relationship" is taking place on Discord and the "anal sex" is entirely theoretical.

He's also a bad liar.

 

[monstrous bubo]

The doctor was either playing along to avoid an „it’s ma’am” tantrum, or trolling so the troon would reply with detailed absurdities about their totes real cycles.