The Auditor
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Sopia Nyx autistic AGP troon that keeps posting videos of himself singing while a picture slide show of him looking psychotic plays
His "Music" :
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Megathread Trannies posting their L's Online - Heckin valid people posting their funny misfortunes on the internet
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Deep down they know people would only watch troon sports to laugh. It'd be a huge (and very funny) joke.
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As an actual sperg, homosexuality as well as pretty much all forms of sexual deviancy are heavily correlated with autism, so much so im convinced its a cause, albeit not the only one. A huge part of it is also the internet. In the past spergs couldnt hole up in their rooms with infinite access to anime, video games, porn and social media/forums. These people spend every waking hour in echo chambers that behave exactly like cults do. They draw in the lonely and give them a community while brainwashing them which is how you end up with spergs who genuinely believe theyre women and cut their peckers off or that trump is literally hitler
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Therapy and a candid discussion about the limits of modern medicine, so that the patients themselves can come to grips with the truth that the benefit of these gendercare interventions doesn’t justify the risks (ie no evidence that post op trannies have lower suicide rates, lots of evidence that SRS causes serious complications.)
Owls Owls Owls
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Well, there's this one Pooner that claims to have been raised by Olympians to become an Olympic champion herself. Allegedly, when she was at the top of her game, she was better than most guys at whatever sport she practiced.
I'm sure it wasn't martial arts, though.
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Oh damn, you're right. Can't keep my gross subcultures straight, my bad guys. But then, is it just totally made up? Literally just newspeak neologism and not even an attempt to moosh some Latin together? I hate this timeline.
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I expected him to brust into beatboxing mid sentence at some random interval. 0/10 - Didn't evoke middle school memories for me.
Excuse me? Findom is hilariously based.
Edit:
Damn, I didn't know it also works on gays - feels a little counterintuitive to me...
Still laughing at retards like finnster debasing themselves for their dough by dressing like an idiot and all that weird shit.
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While we're (sort of) on the topic of troons and language--
Among the numerous things that trigger troons is being referred to as a "dude," even in a "DOOOOD" sort of context. This troon overthinks why natal women aren't as bothered by this as troons are (and adds bonus "trans women are the real women" misogyny to his reading)
"Dude" is gender neutral. See, even a 90s Nickelodeon movie agrees with me!
If someone called me a "dudette," I'd roll my eyes at annoyance at the most because "dudette" was booted out 30 years ago from how stupid and clunky it sounds compared to "dude." That, and I'm a dude, he's a dude, she's a dude, we're all dudes...
Among the numerous things that trigger troons is being referred to as a "dude," even in a "DOOOOD" sort of context. This troon overthinks why natal women aren't as bothered by this as troons are (and adds bonus "trans women are the real women" misogyny to his reading)
Man/dude/brother/guy are not gender neutral, you just haven't interrogated your beliefs about masculinity and manhood as a normative default. Your opinions in feminist circles shouldn't and won't carry any weight if you can't grasp this very foundational concept of misogyny.
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Okay stay with me, but cis women calling other cis women "dude" is a subversive act. That's why it's appealing. It allows cis women to be a step closer to the norm, which is more comfortable, which is why it's considered a friendly thing to do.
But if you're talking to a trans woman, calling them a normally masculine term is not subversive, comfortable, or friendly.
Being "one of the guys" might afford a cis woman more access and opportunities, but it doesn't work that way for trans women because their access to womanhood is restricted by transmisogyny. Treating a trans woman as "one of the guys" denies personhood.
So the answer is not to force trans women to be comfortable with misgendering. The answer lies in addressing the sexist power structure that gave men a leg up to begin with so that being "one of the girls" is equitable to being "one of the guys". Gender shouldn't be a factor. We shouldn't have to play these little games to reach personhood.
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Okay in simpler terms: back in the 5th grade, I called girls "dude", and I wanted them to do the same because I thought it was cooler (read: easier, socially rewarding). We asked ourselves why we didn't call guys "girl" and the answer (back in 2007) was that it wasn't cool to be a girl. You couldn't be proud of being a girl.
Trans women are proud to be women. They've fought to be women. We shouldn't be putting our shame on them when the work they have to do to be themselves is simultaneously validating that womanhood is something respectable and worthy.
Trans women shouldn't be expected to accept misogyny just because cis women view it as an innate unquestionable feature of womanhood.
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Okay stay with me, but cis women calling other cis women "dude" is a subversive act. That's why it's appealing. It allows cis women to be a step closer to the norm, which is more comfortable, which is why it's considered a friendly thing to do.
But if you're talking to a trans woman, calling them a normally masculine term is not subversive, comfortable, or friendly.
Being "one of the guys" might afford a cis woman more access and opportunities, but it doesn't work that way for trans women because their access to womanhood is restricted by transmisogyny. Treating a trans woman as "one of the guys" denies personhood.
So the answer is not to force trans women to be comfortable with misgendering. The answer lies in addressing the sexist power structure that gave men a leg up to begin with so that being "one of the girls" is equitable to being "one of the guys". Gender shouldn't be a factor. We shouldn't have to play these little games to reach personhood.
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Okay in simpler terms: back in the 5th grade, I called girls "dude", and I wanted them to do the same because I thought it was cooler (read: easier, socially rewarding). We asked ourselves why we didn't call guys "girl" and the answer (back in 2007) was that it wasn't cool to be a girl. You couldn't be proud of being a girl.
Trans women are proud to be women. They've fought to be women. We shouldn't be putting our shame on them when the work they have to do to be themselves is simultaneously validating that womanhood is something respectable and worthy.
Trans women shouldn't be expected to accept misogyny just because cis women view it as an innate unquestionable feature of womanhood.
"Dude" is gender neutral. See, even a 90s Nickelodeon movie agrees with me!
If someone called me a "dudette," I'd roll my eyes at annoyance at the most because "dudette" was booted out 30 years ago from how stupid and clunky it sounds compared to "dude." That, and I'm a dude, he's a dude, she's a dude, we're all dudes...
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In my area of the USA, dude has been and always will be gender neutral, and yet that is the one word I have more than once been "called out" for using with troons. At least they both "called me out" privately, but I was baffled both times and before my un-wokening VERY confused as to why I needed to change my nomenclature because of their fee-fees.
That said, it also reminds me of this bit from Last Man On Earth:
Ok @Pickman's Modeling Agency that's an awesome strawman, because literally no one but a burned out surfer would say "that dude is having a heart attack!" Because it's casual language and that's not a casual situation. Just because someone says "I use 'dude' gender neutrally" doesn't mean we're out here saying "I take you to be my lawfully wedded dude."
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Fencing perhaps?
Small and agile beats brute force in that sport.
I fenced in college (foils) and the classes were co-ed.
A girl I wanted to know better was also taking it.
Wasn't too bad fencing other men and larger women.
Got a B+ mostly for learning the elaborate courtesy and terminology.
A girl I wanted to know better was also taking it.
Wasn't too bad fencing other men and larger women.
Got a B+ mostly for learning the elaborate courtesy and terminology.
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Dunno what part you live in, but if someone came up to me and said, "Hey, there's a dude having a heart attack, can you call 911?" I would assume they were talking about a man. I realize people will address women as "dude" sometimes, but I wouldn't say it has true neutrality. (I'll spare you the feminazi sperging about male terminology being default, but this is the same difference between saying to a group of women, "Hey, what are you guys up to today?" vs saying "There's a guy in blue jeans over there," to refer to a woman.)
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In singular I agree that dude is decidedly masculine. "That dude over there". But in plural, I agree it can be unisex. "Hey dudes." Basically I'd treat it like "guy", implying masculinity. "I'm going out with the guys" implies they're going to be mostly male, but you wouldn't be shocked if one of the guys is a woman. But "x is a good guy" means you assume x is a man.
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I can't speak for anywhere else but California, but my area, "dude" is more analogous to "cool, chill person." I would indeed call (and do call) certain female friends "dude" (mostly ones I've known since school), but not everyone. I'd never call my boss of either gender "dude" or a teacher or whatever, but among friend groups it's incredibly common or was in the 80s-00s.
They actually look better than most troons
Not disagreeing with your general sentiment, but I'm not sure anorexia is really "real" either. It's a culture bound (mainly western) modern disorder.
PigFarm
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There was a pooner in the olympics. She fought in the woman's category in boxing and said imane should be banned for being a dude.
They forgot about her quick
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Is a disease somehow less “real” to you because it’s triggered by mental delusions instead of genetics or some external pathogen? The fact that anorexia is a real disease is self-evident because it produces horrific walking skeletons like Eugenia Cooney.
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That's what *he* says, but the ruling class is still using him as a human shield.
Apustajan apustaja
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I still get to pity his "partner". It's always better to be an incel than with a tranny, I think, i've not been either, but hypothetically.