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Troon goes to Uzbekistan and gets misgendered everywhere
Another example of a troon bring a retard and not understanding social politeness. He passes in no countries but people back home are just polite about it and don't bring it up.
Hello. Dear. I just finished my solo 12-day trip to Uzbekistan. A country in Central Asia. I am a world traveler, but also I'm a post-op trans woman. (I have had the surgery) also, all of my documents are female. I just want to vent something in this subreddit. So far, I have been 30 countries.
I transitioned later in life; I can pass fairly well in my residency country, Canada, without issue. However, I got some stares in Uzbekistan quite often. I'm of East Asian heritage. 5'10, 180 pounds figure. I know it stands out from the everyday Asian woman. I have long hair, dress feminine, and present myself as a woman. During my trip to Uzbekistan, I got called "bro" and "Mr" daily. It bothers me. Maybe it's my new hairstyle that didn't work for me, or maybe because I was in hiking pants, I kind of looked gender-neutral.
Anyway,I don't like to be misgendered. It invalidates me, and it is like someone telling me that I failed to repentance myself as a woman each time it happens. In my previous stops in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, I had a good time, and no one was giving me issues. I don't know why, in Uzbekistan, the misgendered happened quite often. Especially in Samarkand, a city in Uzbekistan, one restaurant worker called me "brother," and I had to correct him, saying that I was a woman, and he changed to "sister." I feel as if he did it on purpose. I had a street vendor in the bazaar, a kid, who called me, "Bro, bro, bro, come here to look at my dry fruits." I told him I was a woman and shut the conversation down. It made me wonder whether the kids are told just to call every foreign tourist "bro" or he was doing it to make fun of me. When I was in Registan Square, I was taking a photo of a young kid who is also a vendor; when he saw my phone camera, he said to me, "No picture, bro." It immediately sets me off. Even at Registan Square(a tourist attraction), the main entrance, the man checking the ticker asked me, "Where are you from, Mr??" I couldn't take it. I almost cried. I made a complaint to the office; he apologized to me. I didn't tell the transgender part. I just told them I'm a masculine woman. I don't appreciate being called Mr. Still; I feel it's too much for me. At home, I rarely get misgendered. I don't know why I was doing fine in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, but I failed in Uzbekistan.
I flew twice domestically within the country. At the Ugenchy airport (Local Airport in the county), I'd already passed the security screen; on my way to the gate, the two security guys called me, stopped me, and asked me to show my passport and boarding pass to them without any reason. I did. I assume they were "curious "about my gender since they didn't ask other passengers to do the same. It left me a bitter taste in my mouth.
Again, today, at Tashkent International Airport, I was leaving the country. I've had my passport checked and stamped. At the security screen point, The female officer asked me to see my passport. I noticed no one else was being asked to present their passport at the security point. They go to the security screening, get pat down, and let go. I was upset. I asked her why I had to show my passport and everyone else could go through it. I raised my voice. She doesn't understand much of English. She just kept repeating she needed to see my passport. I lost my temper for a few seconds. I felt I was singled out. I felt I had failed to let people perceive me as a woman in Uzbekistan. Nevertheless, I understand the female officer was doing her job, but the need to "prove myself is a female" (I assume this is why she asked me to see my passport, so she could determine whether she or a male colleague should do the pad down). I gave her my passport, and she and her colleagues studied my passport for a minute. I asked her, "Do we have a problem here??" She said, "No, I searched for you." She took a pat down on me and let me go. All the staff looked confused. They didn't know what was going on. Sitting at the aircraft, I perhaps could have done better; I should have maintained calm, but the constant misgendering in Uzbekistan is what sets me off.
I still don't know why I was asked at the airport security screening to present my passport, as I don't see other passengers do the same. I asked a fellow passenger on the plane; she said she wasn't asked to show her passport at the security checkpoint. So, I believe the reason I was being asked such a request is because the security clearance wants to "verify" my gender.
I'm in Azerbaijan now. I'm a "Miss," "sisters" now again, just like I was in Canada. I don't know if in Uzbekistan, people usually call all foreigners "sir," Mr," or "brother" because of the language barrier, or I didn't pass" enough to them as a female.
I assume Uzbekistan is a more religious country, a more gender-segregated nation. This is why gender is a big deal????
I love the country's food, history, and amazing architecture. Still, I felt it put some weight on me because of all the misgendering. I don’t usually care about political and religious. I just enjoy visiting new places.
What I can see is I over-estimate my “passibility” as a woman. Apparently, I past in some countries, not others. I have to vent this. Even as a post-op trans woman who has had all the documentation updated. Unless you pass 100%, you might still have a hard time traveling the world.
I transitioned later in life; I can pass fairly well in my residency country, Canada, without issue. However, I got some stares in Uzbekistan quite often. I'm of East Asian heritage. 5'10, 180 pounds figure. I know it stands out from the everyday Asian woman. I have long hair, dress feminine, and present myself as a woman. During my trip to Uzbekistan, I got called "bro" and "Mr" daily. It bothers me. Maybe it's my new hairstyle that didn't work for me, or maybe because I was in hiking pants, I kind of looked gender-neutral.
Anyway,I don't like to be misgendered. It invalidates me, and it is like someone telling me that I failed to repentance myself as a woman each time it happens. In my previous stops in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, I had a good time, and no one was giving me issues. I don't know why, in Uzbekistan, the misgendered happened quite often. Especially in Samarkand, a city in Uzbekistan, one restaurant worker called me "brother," and I had to correct him, saying that I was a woman, and he changed to "sister." I feel as if he did it on purpose. I had a street vendor in the bazaar, a kid, who called me, "Bro, bro, bro, come here to look at my dry fruits." I told him I was a woman and shut the conversation down. It made me wonder whether the kids are told just to call every foreign tourist "bro" or he was doing it to make fun of me. When I was in Registan Square, I was taking a photo of a young kid who is also a vendor; when he saw my phone camera, he said to me, "No picture, bro." It immediately sets me off. Even at Registan Square(a tourist attraction), the main entrance, the man checking the ticker asked me, "Where are you from, Mr??" I couldn't take it. I almost cried. I made a complaint to the office; he apologized to me. I didn't tell the transgender part. I just told them I'm a masculine woman. I don't appreciate being called Mr. Still; I feel it's too much for me. At home, I rarely get misgendered. I don't know why I was doing fine in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, but I failed in Uzbekistan.
I flew twice domestically within the country. At the Ugenchy airport (Local Airport in the county), I'd already passed the security screen; on my way to the gate, the two security guys called me, stopped me, and asked me to show my passport and boarding pass to them without any reason. I did. I assume they were "curious "about my gender since they didn't ask other passengers to do the same. It left me a bitter taste in my mouth.
Again, today, at Tashkent International Airport, I was leaving the country. I've had my passport checked and stamped. At the security screen point, The female officer asked me to see my passport. I noticed no one else was being asked to present their passport at the security point. They go to the security screening, get pat down, and let go. I was upset. I asked her why I had to show my passport and everyone else could go through it. I raised my voice. She doesn't understand much of English. She just kept repeating she needed to see my passport. I lost my temper for a few seconds. I felt I was singled out. I felt I had failed to let people perceive me as a woman in Uzbekistan. Nevertheless, I understand the female officer was doing her job, but the need to "prove myself is a female" (I assume this is why she asked me to see my passport, so she could determine whether she or a male colleague should do the pad down). I gave her my passport, and she and her colleagues studied my passport for a minute. I asked her, "Do we have a problem here??" She said, "No, I searched for you." She took a pat down on me and let me go. All the staff looked confused. They didn't know what was going on. Sitting at the aircraft, I perhaps could have done better; I should have maintained calm, but the constant misgendering in Uzbekistan is what sets me off.
I still don't know why I was asked at the airport security screening to present my passport, as I don't see other passengers do the same. I asked a fellow passenger on the plane; she said she wasn't asked to show her passport at the security checkpoint. So, I believe the reason I was being asked such a request is because the security clearance wants to "verify" my gender.
I'm in Azerbaijan now. I'm a "Miss," "sisters" now again, just like I was in Canada. I don't know if in Uzbekistan, people usually call all foreigners "sir," Mr," or "brother" because of the language barrier, or I didn't pass" enough to them as a female.
I assume Uzbekistan is a more religious country, a more gender-segregated nation. This is why gender is a big deal????
I love the country's food, history, and amazing architecture. Still, I felt it put some weight on me because of all the misgendering. I don’t usually care about political and religious. I just enjoy visiting new places.
What I can see is I over-estimate my “passibility” as a woman. Apparently, I past in some countries, not others. I have to vent this. Even as a post-op trans woman who has had all the documentation updated. Unless you pass 100%, you might still have a hard time traveling the world.
Another example of a troon bring a retard and not understanding social politeness. He passes in no countries but people back home are just polite about it and don't bring it up.
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Hopefully they throw that AGP prowler off a fucking roof.
I'd say public caning but his Autogynephile ass would probably enjoy it.
They'd lose against men anyway because they're shit, thats why they try to force their way onto the womens team so they can cheat women out of a place.
When you look at these Troons records they always barely scraped by competing against other men, thats why they cheat their way into womens sports.
The whole idea that a fucking eunuch should be considered a woman is asinine and shows how far we have fallen and how rotten our society is.
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This seems like a very risky thing to do in KSA. What’s the penalty for this kind of shenanigans? Interesting that the women can tell from cues like hands etc as well. Even in a full burka you don’t look like a woman
They don’t. They retain male advantage no matter what hormones you flood them with.
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It’s because they’re all autistic retards, they don’t understand the concept of lying out of politeness.
Trannies are ALL clockable, but they get gassed up so much by handmaidens and other trannies that they end up traumatised when someone actually tells the truth.
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This reminds me, does anyone have that post a troon made where he saw a kid dressed as some superhero and he pretended the kid was the superhero to play along and then this induced some self awareness in him and made him wonder if that's how people were treating him. It was hilarious and I'd love to see it again but I can't find it.
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As if he hasn't been gooning 10 hours a day for years; like that is something out of the ordinary. "So there I was obsessing about troon shit, and then sexy time began! That never happened before! I am the lady inside."
"big age little age"
I wish I were illiterate.
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sheepworldvizor
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Yeah no I mean it, it’s just something I also find funny bc it’s like “Yeah! Boss babe, women can do anything! Lean in!” but then the leaning in turns out to be acting as a support animal for troon psychos.
Thread tax: Vyrthandi, who I haven’t checked on for a while.
https://kiwifarms.net/threads/tranny-sideshows-on-social-media.33028/post-12341942
And this Autist:
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Some prison time. But he can half it or so if he has a lot of money and get a good lawyer. My bet is on 3 years or so.
This university is romanticized because of the dorms lifestyle that girls constantly post about, so it's becoming a proving grounds for trannies.
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Jacques1194
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TIMs:Autogynephilia is a transphobic myth.Also TIMS:Actually its real, and cis women get turned on by seeing themselves." Dont know what this Eilish post is about but I guarantee its something to do with porn.
sheepworldvizor
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Those tits look like some vile seepage overflowing from the top of a barrel.
Candidate No 7
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A little bit of Himdia to brighten up your day, with another rollercoaster ride.
* Suspenseful music plays*
* deflating trombone plays*
India will go on to meet Erin Reed in the World Self-Identified Journalist World Cup, which should be a clash of titans.
* Suspenseful music plays*
* deflating trombone plays*
India will go on to meet Erin Reed in the World Self-Identified Journalist World Cup, which should be a clash of titans.
Whereismymind
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Hey, that's Gloria 'the trans giant' from London (Hackney borough). I didn't know he was back on Twitter. About 4-5 years ago he had at least three subsequent accounts that were suspended for posting violent tweets. Handles were TheTransGiant, ATransGiant and RedQueen67
Proof:
(someone posted this old screenshot on a meme website)Nice troon head tilt.
Note how his handles went from 67 to RedGiant1974. Looks like he wanted to appear younger. He slipped up, though.
This guy is too messed up in the head for an autism diagnosis.
He has had stinkditch surgery and hates the doctor for making him lose weight first (he also has two replacement hips that he has regrets over).
Some facts about him: 208cm tall, shoe size 15UK and yes, he has a wife.
Some more pics from his account
Typical elderly troon outfit combo of animal print blouse & PVC skirt meets programmer socks
Pre-troonery
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Basically every child is taught to be overly nice and accepting of that type of bullshit. It's not unique to women. What is unique to women is the fact they seemingly take this dumb shit to heart far more than men end up doing.
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M. Bison alternate costume is looking great
crab hole
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Unusual sexual thoughts (NSFW)
Recently, I've had sexual thoughts about more or less, getting fucked by guys and I'm not sure why. I don't find them appealing, but have gotten these thoughts a lot lately. It began after I saw a set of wedding photos one friend of mine had posted and when I saw a set of pregnancy photos another friend of mine posted. In these fantasies there is no actual guy, it's more or less an idea, if that makes sense. In the actual world I don't find guys hot, adding to the confusion. My mind keeps thinking about someone I know from my XBox Live friends list who is also trans and essentially went from straight to straight after she transitioned (not sure how long before it happened to her, she mentioned it in a passing comment once and began her transition 5 years ago) and similar cases to her. I currently ID as lesbian. Can anyone relate to this? It's quite confusing.
Recently, I've had sexual thoughts about more or less, getting fucked by guys and I'm not sure why. I don't find them appealing, but have gotten these thoughts a lot lately. It began after I saw a set of wedding photos one friend of mine had posted and when I saw a set of pregnancy photos another friend of mine posted. In these fantasies there is no actual guy, it's more or less an idea, if that makes sense. In the actual world I don't find guys hot, adding to the confusion. My mind keeps thinking about someone I know from my XBox Live friends list who is also trans and essentially went from straight to straight after she transitioned (not sure how long before it happened to her, she mentioned it in a passing comment once and began her transition 5 years ago) and similar cases to her. I currently ID as lesbian. Can anyone relate to this? It's quite confusing.
I bet this true and honest transbian's friends would be *delighted* that he pops wood to their family portraits. Very normal, and not a fetish!
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Bilie Eilish as we of course know is the symbol of being a normal well mannered girl with no mental issues at all.Dont know what this Eilish post is about but I guarantee its something to do with porn.
cyber insecurity
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One thing they always fail to grasp is that women who do this get turned on from looking good and not from being a woman.
>sex positive
More like TMI.