Jaron Seth Bloshinsky / Jazz Jennings / I Am Jazz - Puberty Blockers: Not Even Once

Could they not put a little more effort into this?
It's fine for regular plebs and all. On par with a costume party or cosplay event, but this is Jazz of the TLC show I am Jazz. Harvard student and celebrity spokesperson Jazz. They just threw a party city wig on him without brushing it out or adding some beaded braids for a more piratey look? That crown is shit for the costume as well, like did 7 year old Jazz put this together? "I want to be a pirate queen with a crown! OH! And purple hair! And the most uncomfortable, hard plastic eyepatch we can find!".

Maybe I'm being hard on them, but this looks so last second thrown together. It's so low effort, it makes me question whether or not Jazz even would have been gay, because surely no gay man in the year 2024 would tolerate that wig in it's current state. That is some straight man drag, like J.D. Vance at a Halloween party straight. At least the makeup is ok, but Damn does Jazz look like Imane Khelif in the picture of him walking down the stairs.
 
This whole pirate shoot makes no sense to me. Was it just done because of Halloween? It's just so sad to see because it feels like he's just covering up his true feelings. Like he's not fooling me. I know he's miserable and doing his best to ignore it but at least acknowledge the abuse.
I think its partly him trying to keep himself distracted from the reality of what has been inflicted upon him and partly that chemically castrating him before puberty and then surgically castrating him has stunted his maturity and emotional development so he's a permanent child.
 
Jazz has been in front of cameras since he was a child and he still is unable to make good poses.

Maybe because little girls tend to copy models, while faggy gays and troons try to copy drag queens. They exhibit different behaviours. Models are natural, drags exaggerate women.

Could they not put a little more effort into this?
It's fine for regular plebs and all. On par with a costume party or cosplay event, but this is Jazz of the TLC show I am Jazz. Harvard student and celebrity spokesperson Jazz. They just threw a party city wig on him without brushing it out or adding some beaded braids for a more piratey look? That crown is shit for the costume as well, like did 7 year old Jazz put this together? "I want to be a pirate queen with a crown! OH! And purple hair! And the most uncomfortable, hard plastic eyepatch we can find!".

Maybe I'm being hard on them, but this looks so last second thrown together. It's so low effort, it makes me question whether or not Jazz even would have been gay, because surely no gay man in the year 2024 would tolerate that wig in it's current state. That is some straight man drag, like J.D. Vance at a Halloween party straight. At least the makeup is ok, but Damn does Jazz look like Imane Khelif in the picture of him walking down the stairs.
That's another weird thing, how cheap Jazz's drag stuff always is. Not cheap as in low price, but rather bad quality or low effort. I've seen cosplayers with little budget who still compensate with creativity, so money is not the problem when there is effort.

It feels like Jazz really doesn't want to "perform" as a woman sometimes. As if, for him, womanhood is something he puts effort to do and he doesn't like effort. I get it, btw. But the difference is that I could go out with a potato sack and people still see me as a woman.

When women want to look good, they don't try to look as woman, they try to look glamorous. Jazz has to do double effort and he fails at both.

I suppose part of his depression has to do with how he still needs to put effort into his womanhood. He thought the vagina would be all he needed, but not only he has to keep doing all that dilation, but has to dress as "woman" for people to notice him as such. Also, he's oblivious to all the things women do in order to look good: waxing, buying fit bras, choose fabrics and texture that goes well with our body type, going to a hair salon, etc. He thought he just needed to wear any dress and that'd be. That's a very man way of thinking.
 
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What was the outcome of this? I don't recall seeing any stupid videos of Soyder prancing around Mt. Vesuvius with no shirt on, so I assume the trip didn't take place.
I would really have enjoyed seeing Italian women eyeing him with disgust, as he wore a succession of Troon Flag merchandise around Italy.
A bonus would have been seeing him get stabbed and mugged by Neapolitan gypsies.
 
"The Pirate Queen”

The pirate queen bears a ruthless scar,
But through her lone eye she sees afar.

Owner of the ocean according to her head,
The waves as her blanket, the sand as her bed.

Adventure’s allure fuels her soul’s flight,
In battles and voyages she finds true delight.

So next time you see her vivid purple hair,
Remember that the queen hardly even cares,
About you or your treasures for that’s not her aim;
Her passionate drive for freedom is the only reason she came.
Sorry for AI-fagging:

This poem has some engaging imagery and an intriguing subject, but it could be improved in the following ways:

1. Inconsistent Tone and Style

  • The tone oscillates between romanticized imagery (e.g., "The waves as her blanket, the sand as her bed") and casual phrasing (e.g., "hardly even cares"). This creates a mismatch in style, which disrupts the flow and makes it feel less cohesive.

2. Awkward Rhymes and Forced Phrasing

  • Some rhymes feel contrived and awkward:
    • "Head" and "bed" lack a strong connection to the poem's theme.
    • "Aim" and "came" feel forced, as "came" does not meaningfully convey her quest for freedom.
  • The structure prioritizes rhyme over substance, limiting depth.

3. Overused Tropes and Clichés

  • Themes like "adventure’s allure" and "freedom as her only reason" are familiar pirate archetypes. They lack originality and fail to give the pirate queen a unique character.

4. Missed Opportunities for Depth

  • The pirate queen's "ruthless scar" and "lone eye" are mentioned but not explored. These could add emotional depth and a sense of mystery, yet they remain superficial.
  • Her "passionate drive for freedom" is generic. Why does she value freedom? What makes her quest distinctive?

5. Lack of Rhythm and Meter

  • While the poem uses rhyme, its rhythm is irregular, making it feel clunky in parts. For example:
    • "Owner of the ocean according to her head" feels wordy and awkward compared to other lines.

Suggestions for Improvement​

  • Refine the tone: Decide whether the poem should be dramatic, whimsical, or heroic and stick to it.
  • Revisit the rhymes: Use less predictable pairings and ensure rhymes serve the theme rather than constraining it.
  • Add depth to the character: Explore her motivations, history, or a defining moment to make her memorable.
  • Focus on rhythm: Aim for a consistent meter to improve the poem's musicality.
  • Avoid clichés: Create fresh imagery to make the pirate queen stand out as an original figure.

Revised Example​

Here’s a reimagined version to illustrate:

Beneath the scar, a tale untold,
Of battles fought and treasures cold.
Her single eye maps stars and seas,
A restless heart, no shore can please.
The ocean bows to her fierce command,
Yet freedom’s breath is her true demand.
With storms for companions, the night her domain,
She carves her own path through salt and pain.
So when her purple hair ignites the sky,
Beware the queen who will not comply.
No gold or jewels tempt her quest,
It’s liberty alone that fuels her unrest.
This version uses a stronger rhythm, builds her mystique, and emphasizes her unique motivations.
 
This poem has some engaging imagery and an intriguing subject, but it could be improved in the following ways:
Jazz really doesn't care much about the poem, me thinks. He just wants chances to cosplay as mermaids and pirates.

What was the outcome of this? I don't recall seeing any stupid videos of Soyder prancing around Mt. Vesuvius with no shirt on, so I assume the trip didn't take place.
That would have been a good story: Sander goes to Italy, and for some strange magic, he goes back in time. Turns out, he and Griffin are the two fags archeologists found centuries later.
 

THE VERSE OF A TRANS WOMAN​

A poem by: Jazz Jennings (JAZZ)

I am transgender,
Of this I am proud.
My heart dreams big,
my words speak loud.

But people try to erase me,
Though they never will succeed.
My existence can’t be denied,
For as long as I can bleed.

My brothers and sisters are crying,
We fight so hard for peace.
The longer we are oppressed,
The more our cries increase.
Harvard deserves this.

Nice elite production facility you retards are running over there.

One of the moms at my kid’s school came to flip pancakes on Halloween wearing something very similar. She was a bit less frumpy, she wore women’s shoes, not clompy boots.
 

THE VERSE OF A TRANS WOMAN​

A poem by: Jazz Jennings (JAZZ)

I am transgender,
Of this I am proud.
My heart dreams big,
my words speak loud.

But people try to erase me,
Though they never will succeed.
My existence can’t be denied,
For as long as I can bleed.

My brothers and sisters are crying,
We fight so hard for peace.
The longer we are oppressed,
The more our cries increase.

We are the rainbow,
Yet they laugh in our faces—
Freaks, faggots, trannies—
We just want to be in good graces.

So listen to our message of love:
We long to stand hand in hand.
I know we are different;
I know you may not understand.

But change is good—
Let’s celebrate what makes us unique:
Kings, queens, in-betweens,
Let us all reach a new peak.

Is the world so cold?
We are human as well.
Yet you laugh at our love,
And spit “burn in hell.”

To those of us in color,
Those adorned with dark skin,
You say they are lesser,
You call them sin.

Why is it like this?
Why can’t we be free?
Just look to the ocean—
Be one like the sea.

We are mermaids in these waters,
Yet of us you are afraid,
For our scales glimmer with hope,
As we put on our parades.

Equality isn’t a privilege,
it’s an immediate demand.
Though each of us are different instruments,
We’re all in one band.

A world of freedom is our greatest hope,
So my plea is for a land so diverse,
For I am a proud transgender woman,
And I deserve to sing my verse.


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It's better than most of the slop he comes out with, maybe they've added Adderall to his pharmacy dump truck drop offs

Still it's very much "14 year old who can actually grasp some level of meter but needs a lot more practice"

To be fair though given the actual state of the poetry scene, jazz is punching way above average with that
 
Poor Jazz looks like a drag queen. All the bullshit Jeanette put him through, the hormones, the drugs, the surgeries, all of it could have been avoided knowing the outcome is "looks like a man in drag anyway".

Would Jeanette have cared or done anything differently knowing what Jazz's life would actually end up looking like, though? I certainly don't think for a second she would. From a young age Jaron seems like he was a socially-stunted, neurotic kid who didn't really excel at anything and gave off every indication he'd grow up to be a colossal flaming faggot. Decent parents accept their kids for what they are and do their best to guide their development into a person living the best life they can realistically manage, but Jeanette isn't that, her kids exist to be exploited for maximum narcissistic supply.

Jazz wasn't a high achiever and just being an extremely awkward fruity gay isn't that special or interesting, it might even be a little embarrassing, but deciding instead that ~TrAnS~ is Jazz's deal makes him a much bigger source of narc supply than the lawyer kid or Ph.D kid could ever be. Jeanette was now the tiger mom, and she's not being overbearing or smothering her child into lifelong dependence by inducing retardation and mental illness thank you very much, she is an endlessly self-sacrificing martyr fighting for the rights of her child who faces untold hardship because of a MEDICAL CONDITION. It's not about whoring your kid out to TLC so people can gawk at every last graphic detail of your horrific child abuse and their entire life becomes a giant, humiliating spectacle, it's about ACTIVISM. And, neener neener, it got the little fucker into Harvard for free.

Fuck, sorry, I know pointlessly sperging about Jazz having shitty parents is not providing any new or valuable insight here. I can't help it, Jazz's poetry is just so fucking retardedly bad that reading it makes me deeply, viscerally uncomfortable. Shitting on Jeanette a little does wonders for the nausea induced by all the secondhand embarrassment.
 
Jeanette began transitioning Jaron when he was 3 or 4. A kid that young is still a blob of clay, so to speak. There’s no way to tell what he could’ve been because his development was stunted well before any quirks of personality or individuality could be formed. The only things for certain is that he wasn’t exceptional (ie a prodigy) and he wasn’t developmentally delayed. He was just an average little kid and Jeanette and Greg took that from him.

Jeanette was always going to be a narc and manipulate her children for her own purposes. If she’d stopped after having the twins, I wonder if one of them would’ve received the trooning out treatment instead.
 
From a young age Jaron seems like he was a socially-stunted, neurotic kid who didn't really excel at anything and gave off every indication he'd grow up to be a colossal flaming faggot.
He seemed to have been creative and artistic. In a way, he still is. He hasn't evolved his talent, though. We don't know how talented he could have been if he wasn't retarded. The silly art you do when you're a kid is meant to evolve too along with your personality and skills.
 
Jeanette was always going to be a narc and manipulate her children for her own purposes. If she’d stopped after having the twins, I wonder if one of them would’ve received the trooning out treatment instead.
It would be more complicated with identical twins because if the parents claimed only one was trans, it would raise some questions about if being transgender was genetic. But if they didn't have Jaron, and transitioned both twins, then they would have 3 "daughters" and no sons. If they transitioned Ari, then they wouldn't have any daughters, and a trans identified female would not get the same level of attention. Jaron was the most convenient target.
 
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