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They know they have the intimidation factor on us if they are bigger. Best just to be safe and go along with it. I do use "guys" a lot, and I wonder if it offends them, even when I would use it for a group of people containing all women. Gonna try not to do that anymore. I accidentally called one a "guy" in a video game, and he went off on me lmaoooo but I was like "oh my bad, I didn't mean it that way" and he calmed down. Kinda hard for us when you sound like a dude, my guy.
Ironically many of my platonic girlfriends use the words "dude" or "man" or "guys" in conversations that are 100% female e.g. "man I really need a haircut", "you got a job as clerk of court, wtf dude, that's awesome!!", "dude, that skirt is not tailored well...", "guys, guys, let's order some pizza!"
Too many women dangerously underestimate the strength and power of an average man who doesn't visit a gym or lift weights. Even a man shorter than you will be considerably stronger.
they never expect purse knife tho. this give you somewhat of an advantage to literally eviscerate them
 
they never expect purse knife tho. this give you somewhat of an advantage to literally eviscerate them
The problem with using a weapon is that you run the risk of the assailant taking it from you and using it against you. Men aren't just stronger, they also have much faster reaction speed and hand-to-eye coordination. You have one chance to inflict a killing blow. A man who has literally been eviscerated and is high on adrenaline can still wrestle the knife from you and plunge it into your throat.
 
Yeah, the masculine form is the default/neutral for mixed groups. But it didn't stop them from trying to fuck with it. There's people who try to use @ to replace the variable letter (as in, "amig@s" rather than "amigos/amigas"), and depending on the location you're likely to see that in official-but-trying-to-sound-casual communications by governments and organizations (never in formal text). I remember early on, some publications got such backlash for this, they doubled down and started using the feminine as not just the neutral, but for everyone. Of course, it was received even worse.

But the real fuckheads, the true believers, are still to this day trying to replace the variable letter with an "e" (as in, "amigues" rather than "amigos/amigas"). And let me tell you, it sounds abhorrent, because it often loads a lot of words with "e" (since the articles, adjectives, etc, have to coincide with the noun's gender), making it sound monotonous and unnatural.
Fortunately, everyone else not ideologically captured tends to make fun of it.
It's the same thing in France, the attempt with the neutral pronoun " iel " (il + elle) when the default is masculine and some dumb bitch trying to make all feminine when it failed. Governments tried a little and some uni still does it, but no one use it in normal conversations.
The big problem with " iel " is that verbs and adverbs are genderd: "They are cute" for example can't work in french because the word cute is either feminine or masculine so you can't make it truly neutral -> il est mignon / elle est mignonne ; you are forced to make it gendered-> iel est mignon/mignone
It's very ugly and unnatural since we also have a lot of word with the same sound in it. It's heavy to hear.
But I'm not surprised since French was extremely influenced by Latin, and a good amount of words came from your home.
 
It's the same thing in France, the attempt with the neutral pronoun " iel " (il + elle) when the default is masculine and some dumb bitch trying to make all feminine when it failed. Governments tried a little and some uni still does it, but no one use it in normal conversations.
The big problem with " iel " is that verbs and adverbs are genderd: "They are cute" for example can't work in french because the word cute is either feminine or masculine so you can't make it truly neutral -> il est mignon / elle est mignonne ; you are forced to make it gendered-> iel est mignon/mignone
It's very ugly and unnatural since we also have a lot of word with the same sound in it. It's heavy to hear.
But I'm not surprised since French was extremely influenced by Latin, and a good amount of words came from your home.
Do you conjugate according to gender if the gender of the person is known? For example, would you say "Un beau enfant" if you knew you were referring to a boy, and switch to "Une belle enfant" for a girl, or does the noun always retain its grammatical gender no matter what?
 
The problem with using a weapon is that you run the risk of the assailant taking it from you and using it against you. Men aren't just stronger, they also have much faster reaction speed and hand-to-eye coordination. You have one chance to inflict a killing blow. A man who has literally been eviscerated and is high on adrenaline can still wrestle the knife from you and plunge it into your throat.
OK in these dire cases you may need to upgrade to Purse Derringer, then you have two shots. Or purse revolver, and then you have six, which is enough to put anybody down, unless you're being assaulted by bears.
 
OK in these dire cases you may need to upgrade to Purse Derringer, then you have two shots. Or purse revolver, and then you have six, which is enough to put anybody down, unless you're being assaulted by bears.
Not an option for most of us in Europe, I'm afraid. I have my dog. He's only 5 pounds and has cataract in both eyes, but he can detect motion that's not me from a mile away.
 
In Finnish, there is only "hän" as a third person singular pronoun. The language often comes across as very gender neutral for that reason and other reasons. However, Finnish is still gendered in that, for instance, Finnish names are very gendered. Some of them are not that obvious if you don't know a lick of Finnish, but it's very consistent. I can't think of a single "unisex" Finnish name off the top of my head. Then they have gendered words for honorifics (Mr, Mrs, etc), family relations (to the point that how you refer to your uncle depends on how he's related to your parents), your sex (male and female), body parts... Not even in "gender neutral" Finnish are you going to get away with that bullshit without making it sound clunky after a while. It'll just take a longer time than in the romance languages.

On the latest installment of "I'm not reading this shit," a double feature! I think both of these are the usual trannies hijacking feminist discourse to claim everyone is a terf and cry "but what about the trans women???" But as I said, I'M NOT READING THIS SHIT. As will neither most people. Just looking at the notes of these two, most of the people reblogging, liking, or commenting are other Tumblr troons that have written similar. Because that length alone would turn anyone wanting to be an ally to troons off from reading it.

The actual problem with terf ideology/rhetoric in queer and feminist spaces (archive)

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The actual problem with terf ideology/rhetoric in queer and feminist spaces

Part 1: actually defining the problem

The thing about "terf ideology and rhetoric" is that it is actually an extremely widespread problem among queer people. Like the transandrobros say that constantly, and taken literally, they are completely correct. The problem is that they don't know what terf ideology and rhetoric actually is (or pretend not to), and are actually extremely guilty of it themselves.

The transandrobros use "terf ideology/rhetoric" to refer to transfems doing basic feminism and talking about patriarchy and misogyny. They occasionally use "baeddel" or "tirf" when they acknowledge that transfems are doing it, saying we're doing "terfism but for transfems" as if that is a thing that could exist. That's because functionally, terfism is cis women using their cis privilege to give a feminist ideological justification to the genocide of transfems, transfems have no transfem privilege to do the same to other marginalized groups.

Of course, that's because the transandrophobia people because of their own transmisogyny deny the transmisogyny of terf ideology, and have no definition of terf beyond "feminist that i dislike", or terf ideology beyond "man-hating feminism."
And of course, things are bit more complicated than that.

To put it simply, terfism is not talking about misogyny, that's basic feminism, but talking about misogyny as "sex-based oppression." It is a feminism that accepts patriarchal society's reification of the two sexes as an unchangeable natural biological fact, and views it as the origin of patriarchy. This type of feminist ideology is called cultural feminism, and from that naturally comes transmisogyny. Trans women are because of this bio-essentialism by definition "biologically male", and not real female women, thus can't experience real misogyny that comes from having a womb, but merely gender-based oppression from being gender non-conforming males.
(Historian Alice Echols who popularized the term cultural feminism made a distinction between it and the US-american radical feminism of the late 60s and early 70s which rejected the sex binary, but even in Echols history of US second-wave feminism, more or less everyone who has called themselves radical feminists since 1973 are cultural feminists, a movement which grew out of and replaced the original radical feminism)

And while open terfs or "gender critical radical feminists" have the most obvious, most virulent, most openly genocidal form of this ideology, this kind of thinking is ubiquitous in a softer form even among ostensibly trans-accepting feminists and tme queer people. Cultural feminism took over western feminism in the early 70s, and hasn't let go since.

Outside the openly GC spaces, it has of course been softened to accept that "trans women are women", but it's an empty slogan. The underlying bio-essentialism is preserved by a distinction between sex and gender, where sex is natural, real, unchangeable and biological, whereas gender is socially constructed and thus fake and non-material. So they accept that trans women can be "gendered" women, but we are forever "biologically male", and thus less real women than "biologically female" cis women.
(in reality,biological sex is just society's ideas about gender made into a bio-truth, and the "gender-critical feminists" are actually hard-core "genderists" themselves, they just reify their ideas of gender as biological and natural)

And this translates into practice. For this kind of ally, trans women's social acceptance as women is always dependent on good feminine behavior, while cis women's womanhood is natural and in-contestable. The tme self-described "transfem ally" is always prepared to accept the womanhood of the ideal trans woman in their head, but actual flesh-and-blood transfems who have human flaws and that most unfeminine quality of having a backbone is a different story. These transfems are systematically rejected from tme-dominated social settings as rude, male socialized, perverted and sexually predatory, one after another. These tme allies will reject the terf caricatures about transfems as a false generalization, but continue to apply them to every transfem that displeases them.

That's because transmisogyny is ubiquitous in society, and what cultural feminism/terfism does is present society's conventional view of sex/gender, and the transmisogyny that comes with it, in feminist terms. It's the same things fascists and religious conservatives believe but put in a way that appeals to liberal/leftist tme people. Most tme people have to work to unlearn their transmisogyny and bio-essentialism, and it's just easier to keep believing what you were taught as a child, but believing yourself to be a trans-accepting progressive or radical.

Part 2: the transandrobros on tumblr

The transandrophobia crowd here are no different. Their beliefs about transandrophobia are revealed to be the old terfy beliefs about "sex-based oppression", about how "afab people" because of their biological sex have a deeper experience of oppression and especially misogyny than transfems have. Like the leading transandrophobia bloggers here have openly repeated their belief in sex-based oppression as, i have chronicled on this blog before.

This kind of unexamined transmisogynist bio-essentialism is the real root of their opposition to transmisogyny theory, and to transfems talking about the misogyny we experience. Fundamentally they don't believe we are the victims of misogyny.
Their push to make transfems talking about basic feminism "dangerous terf rhetoric" is" effectively is a form of projection. Defining terfism as simply "man-hating" acts as cover for their own terf ideology and rhetoric. It enables MRA-style rhetoric about man-hating feminists to function in conjunction with an insidious transmisogynistic bio-essentialist feminism.

It's of course somewhat contradictory, but reactionary ideologies seldom are 100% coherent. And it's rooted not in logical thought, but in the desire of the transandrobros to always be the innocent victim. So transfems are mean to them by being man-hating radfems, but also they are being mean by using their male privilege to talk over real wombyn talking about their experiences of misogynistic oppression, often at the same time.

This is them rhetorically fusing " the worst associations of men and women in TMA people and the best associations of both men and women in TME trans people." to quote this excellent essay. The transandrobro gets to be the rational male standing against the screaming man-hating feminist harpy, and also the innocent woman screamed at by an aggressive male, all at the same time. Talking about the patriarchy is evil misandry oppressing them, but also a denial of the misogyny they experience. None of it makes sense, but it doesn't have to.

Part 3: a transandrophobia truther gives us the perfect example

As an example, i'm gonna give you some screenshots, all from the same blog.

(Image id: screenshot of a tumblr post reading
"OMFG no way you are saying trans men are less affected by misoginy than trans women, no fucking way.
I guess now trans men are not treated as disordered, mentally ill women. I guess now trans men are not affected by abortion bans, rape, reproductive healthcare issues, infantilization, etc.
Do you hear yourself?!?!?!
Are you trying to ignore the material reality of our bodies and the effects agab has on a person's life???? What is this soulgender crap?
Just because trans women are women and trans men are men doesn't mean trans women are treated as women and trans men are men have you ever been in this world??? I don't give a fuck about people's gender affirmation if they are pushing to ignore the material reality that affects us and from where our issues come from.")

Notice the use of actual terf terminology, like "soulgender", or the laughable misuse of "material reality" that probably made Marx spin even more in his grave. This is the standard terf narrative that transfems very existence are erasing the oppression of real wombyn, our fake claims of womanhood and experiencing misogyny are erasing biological reality.

The post even outright claims trans women are treated as men and have male privilege. And when called out on this, the blogger became even more blatant:
(Image ID: screenshot of a tumblr post reading "Me saying that trans women do not experience the same kind or ammount of misoginy as women is not me saying that they are not women, it's me acknowledging that they are a specific subset of woman with a unique experience.")

Notice the not-so subtle misgendering in separating trans women from women in this screenshot. Yet when replying to a post that correctly said that "... going to trans women's posts to harass them and crying about misandry and eyeing every feminist statement with suspicion truly is just misogyny 101 and has to stop", the same fucking blogger criticized them in the following terms:

(image id: screenshot a tumblr post reading: "It's the literal terf and radfem rethoric or men bad and dangerous women good and pure that leads to the hatred against trans women in the first place. It's what causes so many trans men and transmascs to have trouble with their transition because they are constantly being told how all masculine traits are undesireable and worse than feminine traits.")

See what I mean about transandrobros defining terf/radfem ideology as just "man-hating" to hide your own very radfem-esque transmisogyny. Defining transmisogyny as rooted in hatred against men instead of misogyny is just more not-so-subtle misgendering. The idea is trans women are not women, so any oppression we experience is not misogyny, but a men's issue.

COMBAT TRANSMISOGYNY (archive)

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COMBAT TRANSMISOGYNY

What's your reasoning for finding it to be a problem that tansfems use TME to mean non-transfem people because it "implies" that nobody but transfems can be affected by transmisogyny but not finding it a problem for "transandrophobia" to imply the existence of general androphobia as a structural oppression in analogy to the construction of other intersectional terms? Why must only transfems be held to a standard of literalism? Why is it impermissible for transfems to reject the terms that other trans people use to describe their oppression but not for non-transfems to reject the terms transfems use? Why must transfems eternally be subjected to this kind of sadistic sophistry that reduces the space for analysis that we are allowed to occupy to less than nothing? Why is every attempt at communicating our own experiences and understanding thereof seen as an invitation for smarmy rhetorical reversals?

I feel genuine despair about how non-transfems talk about and to us on this website. I endlessly have to listen to people engaging in idealist amateur psychoanalysis that absurdly focuses on the mental state of my oppressors telling me "but transphobes perceive you as a failed man" as if transmisogyny was a mental defect that some people carry instead of a structural force that manifests (among other things) in a variety of mutually contradictory ideological claims.
Why must I ceaselessly suffer the incorrect and """indirectly""" misgendering claim that I, a transfem, am treated like a (failed, gender non-conforming, etc.) man (a purposefully selective view that strictly implies that either transfems cannot be identified as a distinct group and the specifics of being transfem have no bearing on how we are treated, or that trans women genuinely are men - as the only people who are actually treated precisely like transfems are transfems)? The ends to which this is done are totally transparent: so that men can claim the oppression suffered by trans women as data points of their own oppression with a gesture like "because you were perceived as a man, the way you were treated is actually indicative of how men are treated" (which neither logically follows nor is it actually true). When a trans woman is "treated as a man" that's transmisogyny. I completeley reject a framework that centers the psychological state of my oppressor. The ideological claim that trans women are men is no different from the ideological claim that trans women are raping the bodies of women by reducing the female form to an artefact or that they are colonizing womanhood or are grooming children into transitioning: It is a fundamentally incorrect idea on the basis of which no correct analysis can be formed, you cannot grant these things even for the sake of argument. When trans women are mistreated for being "seen as men" that's transmisogyny in the exact same way that these other claims are transmisogyny. To claim that it is transandrophobia (which is constantly claimed by users of that term, usually as an illustration of the idea that "all trans people are affected by transandrophobia") is an illegitimate appropriation of transfem experiences and it's absurd. It's like saying that when disabled people are perceived as faking their disabilities they actually suffer a sentiment directed at non-disabled people rather than ableism because they're "seen as non-disabled". If trans women are "seen as men" then that's the problem that needs to be addressed, not how men are treated. If trans women are "seen as predators" then that's the problem that needs to be addressed, not how predators are treated. If trans women are "seen as objects" then that's the problem that needs to be addressed, not how objectes are treated.

According to most transphobes we are not trans because there's no such thing as trans people. Should we take that to mean that trans people suffer from cisphobia? That the way trans people are treated is really indicative of how cis people are treated and not trans people? No! We cannot rely on transphobes to provide us a coherent framework for understanding their transphobia. They don't have to "see" us as trans to recognize us as trans. In the same way they don't have to "see" us as women to recognize us as trans women. It is their transmisogyny that leads the way from recognizing us as trans women to conceptualizing us as cis men.

I barely even want to explain myself anymore. I'll just get called a baeddel by people who are fully aware that it's an intersexist and transmisogynistic slur. I'll be subjected to hypocritical double standards where if my analysis has any remote implications about non-transfems I'll be told in so many words to stay in my lane, as the experiences of others are unknowable to me, but non-transfems can give direct explicit wide-reaching transmisogynistic accounts of our experiences (e.g. that we suffer from androphobia of some sort) and I ought to accept this as some kind of perverse eu-misgendering "inclusion". I'll be infantilized by complete misogynists who pretend that my grounds for rejecting their ideas (e.g. "trans women are treated as men by transphobes") aren't genuine ideological disagreements and I am instead just too weak-willed to face reality (which they think their own antifeminist analysis amounts to). I'll be hounded for sources and proof when I discuss my own lived experiences and I am told incorrect categorical statements about what I do and don't experience and why. I'll have transfeminism dismissed as an irrelevant niche ideology by people who follow a significantly more niche ideology themselves. And most despair inducing of all is having the opinions of transfems who disagree with me presented to me as if they override my analysis simply be existing - as if everything (e.g. misgendering by reference to a rhetorical observer or calling trans women "baeddels") had to be agreed to by all transfems everywhere to be transmisogynistic for non-transfems to even consider stopping.

It is grueling to constantly hear people espouse universal mores about how trans people ought to treat one another only for those exact same people to make no attempt whatsoever to actually apply those mores to how they treat transfems. I want you to feel how hollow appeals like this sound to me, especially when they command me to abandon my objectively correct materialist analysis of my own experiences and adopt views that are actively transmisogynistic (and not just a little). It's painful when people think materialism means "when stuff is made out of physical matter" as opposed to society being shaped by material (economic) factors and then justify equating people who were AMAB with cis men with appeals to this kind of vulgar "materialism". "Trans women are murdered so much because they are seen as men and people are more ok with killing men" I am forced to read with my own eyes with barely a thought given to the extreme structural (economic) marginalization of trans women of color that pushes them not just into sex work but also any number of other positions of extreme precarity (abusive relationships, addiction, homelessness, incarceration etc.)

To bring it back to TME/TMA: These terms are not their own definitions. TMA doesn't mean everyone who is ever affected by transmisogyny in any way and TME doesn't mean it's impossible to be affected by transmisogyny. The demand for literalism here is a mean spirited rhetorical game and there is no winning. If I hit you with the classic intersexist argument that since the "inter" part of intersex just literally means "between", it either ought to apply to perisex trans people whose sex characteristics are altered through hormones and surgery or be abolished in favor of a more precise term as the components of the term itself don't describe its precise meaning fully by themselves - you'd know that that's an absurd demand to make of terminology and you'd know that I was being not just a dumbass but also intersexist. Terms don't need to encapsulate the entirety of their meaning. They are allowed to have definitions and usages that go beyond what is implied by the literal meanings of the words they are constructed from. This is true for english terms just as much as it is true for latin and greek terms. But getting transfeminists to change their terminology is not the point of this exercise, the point of this exercise is to always put trans women on the back foot, to never give them an inch, to deny them completely any and all avenues for framing the discourse around themselves and their own experiences. Either you allow trans women the use of language in its normal capacity or you are a transmisogynist.

If you are TME, the way transmisogyny affects you is as a TME person. You can shoot through bulletproof vests, you can see invisible ink, you can eat inedible substances, you can say unspeakable things and water can be liquid below its freezing point. Your relationship to transmisogyny is a different one than that of a TMA person and that difference is what TME/TMA describes. The literalist angle is obscurantist on purpose. It is instrumentalizing the epistemic marginalization of TMA people against them to deny the epistemic marginalization exists to begin with. You deny us the right to exercise authority over what our own terminology means and use your own willfully transmisogynistic interpretation to imply that we hold reactionary views that we do not hold in order to further our epistemic marginalization. You can wrongfully accuse transfeminists of actually wanting to uphold binarist, essentialist and reductive categories and there's not much we can do about it because we don't get a seat at the table where our own oppression is discussed unless we say exactly what you want to hear from us.
I want to appeal to you to consider our positions, our terminology from an angle of self-advocacy in light of how invested others are in transmisogynistically misexplaining our own experiences to us, over us and against us. "Everyone can be affected by transmisogyny" is true in the same way that "everyone can be affected by intersexism" and "everyone can be affected by racism" and "everyone can be affected by ableism" are true. It ceases to be true when it's used to deny that there is a meaningful qualitative difference in how intersex people and perisex people relate to intersexism, how racialized people and those who aren't relate to racism, how disabled people and non-disabled people relate to ableism.

TME/TMA aren't essentialist, they don't reinforce a binary and they're not reductive if you understand them the way they are supposed to be understood instead of applying a hostile bad faith reading wherein transfeminists are a bunch of selfish greedy tyrants who want to hog all the transmisogyny for themselves in order to lord the immense standpoint epistemological social capital they derive from having their oppression over-specified and over-acknowledged over everyone else.
I'll remind you of this most famous example of intersecting discrimination: A targeted layoff of black women at general motors, which could neither be attributed to them being women alone nor them being black alone because black men and non-black women weren't laid off. Acknowledging the specificity of the oppression is the explicit point of intersectionality (because that specificity can and will otherwise be used to deny that it is oppression at all, that it is targeted at all) - it's not an "essentialist" misunderstanding of intersectionality. This neither implies that everyone who is ever laid off suffers from misogynoir nor does it imply that only black women can be laid off. It doesn't imply that black men and non-black women aren't discriminated against in other contexts either.

To say that there is a specific intersection that happens to people who are transgender women is not essentialist, we don't attribute any essential characteristics to anybody. Tautologies aren't essentialism, rejecting tautologies is a denial of logic itself. All it is saying is that some things happen to transfems specifically because they are transfems. To deny that specificity is straightfowardly anti-intersectional. To say "all trans people experience transmisogyny" as a rebuttal to discussions of the specificity of transmisogyny is reinforcing precisely those malformed patterns of argumentation that intersectionality is meant to address to begin with. If you redefine transmisogyny as something that can affect all trans people in comparable ways then what you defined is transphobia and the intersection is rendered conceptually invisible again. It ends up being a more roundabout, rhetorically involved way to deny the existence of transmisogyny altogether.

Reductive, transmisogynistic ideas of transmisogyny like that we only suffer transmisogyny when we are recognized as transfems (regardless of whether those doing the recognizing consider trans women to be women or not) or mistaken for men ignore the fact that even those of us who are "seen as" cis women all day every day have to completely structure their lives around transmisogyny. The fact that I'm a trans woman renders interactions with people who have no idea and even passive states that would have nothing to do with transmisogyny otherwise into transmisogyny because of the way they interact with the objective fact of reality that I am a trans woman. Transmisogyny is not a mental defect of transphoboes and it cannot be reduced to individual interactions or attitudes.
If a trans woman tells you something is transmisogynistic but you think it's not because you fundamentally disagree about the basic axioms of your analysis you have to recognize that. "If you agreed with my analysis you wouldn't consider my analysis transmisogynistic" is a totally inane statement that holds true for even the most obviously transmisogynistic analysis. Even terfs don't consider themselves transmisogynistic. Even terfs have some trans women who agree with them. You have to either make a good faith attempt to sort out that disconnect or move on in the knowledge that your views are fundamentally at odds with each other and it is logically consistent for a transfeminist to consider the things she considers transmisogynistic transmisogynistic and she's not just accusing you of transmisogyny in an attempt to unfairly smear you.

When you are transmisogynistic the reason you don't see it is that the ideology you check yourself against to determine if you are being transmisogynistic is the same ideology that led you to your transmisogynistic views to begin with. When you say "I'm not a transmisogynist" your reasoning is logically consistent but it's as self referential as saying "I'm not a transmisogynist because there's no such thing as 'transmisogyny' and there's no such thing as 'transwomen', just delusional men"

You might think that because you occasionally take umbrage with a few of the most egregious examples of transmisogyny coming from non-transfems, you have sufficiently fortified yourself against transmisogynist biases and occupy a somewhat neutral position from which you judge our views according to a higher-order ideological framework than the one transfeminists use to judge your views, but it is in fact just an opposing ideological framework. You deny the existence of transmisogyny not by saying "transmisogyny doesn't exist" but by supplanting it with your own homonym, a definition of transmisogyny that is alien to ours. You argue "A thing called transmisogyny exists, but not the thing you mean by it. And because it would be essentialist/binarist/reductive to say the things you say about transmisogyny if you meant by it what I define as transmisogyny, your analysis is essentialist, biniarist and reductive." You are engaged in two entangled efforts to deny us our language and framework for analysis: You redefine the term transmisogyny and then use that redefinition to argue that the derived terms TMA and TME have reactionary implications when you take them literally.
 
I’m convinced at this point that
Male
Autism
Computers
Being terminally online
Anime
Video games
And most importantly, porn addiction which would tie into furrydom.

A lot of these traits are common in autists in multiples, but having every single one is a bonafide recipe for trooning.
I can attest to the Autism part, both from personal experience & studies. As for furries, yeah. About 8 -12% of furries are troons/pooners.

"Transgender and nonbinary people are up to six times more likely to have autism" source= https://www.npr.org/2023/01/15/1149...re-up-to-six-times-more-likely-to-have-autism
 
The problem with using a weapon is that you run the risk of the assailant taking it from you and using it against you. Men aren't just stronger, they also have much faster reaction speed and hand-to-eye coordination. You have one chance to inflict a killing blow. A man who has literally been eviscerated and is high on adrenaline can still wrestle the knife from you and plunge it into your throat.
Finally, something I'm an expert on. This is true in a sense but extremely misleading. Most men, even rapists and murderers, aren't willing to get stabbed or are even mentally prepared for a fight to the death. Most of the time a woman gets a knife stolen from her it's because she brandished it like a retard and yelled "back the fuck off!?!?" Showing your cultural enricher a knife isn't going to do shit except broadcast you're not already willing to stab them, and you're holding the knife out for him to grab. On the other hand I can find you plenty of stories of kidnappers trying to force a woman into their car and driving away crying and/or dead because he got stabbed a few times.

Remember the doordash driver who shot the ogre "prankster" Youtuber? He tried to leave, the group followed him, and he quietly shot the aggressor. Nobody knew he had a gun until he actually fired it. He didn't wave his gun around saying "s-s-s-stay back, I have a gun", which would have increased the chances of it getting stolen and hurt his self defense claim. They did charge him with discharging a firearm in a building because they're retarded, but they accepted his self defense claims.

Here's a few cases where a 16 year old girl managed to steal the kidnapper's knife and stab him with it, and one where a 10 year old managed to escape.
The kidnapping happened at 24th Avenue and Chase Street. Edgewater police said the victim left the 35th Avenue and Marshall Street area in Wheat Ridge for her home in Lakewood. She told police that while she was boarding a bus near 35th Avenue and Sheridan Boulevard, the suspect approached her in a vehicle and asked for directions to nearby Sloan's Lake. He offered her a ride, police said, and she accepted.

Near her home, police said the suspect drove into an alley at 22nd Avenue and Benton Street and drew a knife, bound the victim's hands and drove away.

The victim told police they drove for nearly an hour before she attempted to escape on Interstate 225 in Aurora by sticking her legs out the passenger door to flag motorists.

When that attempt was unsuccessful, she freed one of her hands, found the suspect's knife on the car's floorboards and stabbed him, police said.

The suspect stopped his car, and the victim ran through an exit in the sound barrier walls on I-225 to a residence near Fitzsimons Way, just west of the interstate and north of Colfax Avenue. Aurora police responded at 10:12 p.m.

In a separate kidnapping attempt on Wednesday afternoon, a 10-year-old girl escaped a would-be kidnapper, police said, after he grabbed her by the neck and dragged her 40 feet down an alley at approximately 3 p.m. Police said she fought him off and her screams alerted neighbors.

Police arrested 35-year-old Dennis James Willmore Jr., a registered sex offender, after he fled to a nearby home and surrendered to police an hour later. Police say he suffered some self-inflicted wounds and was taken to the hospital.
Here's another one where the woman managed to steal the kidnapper's knife, stab him in the stomach, and run off while he bled to death. Yeah, knives get stolen, but because you brandish them as a threat instead of using them to stab.
Ludwick, 32, of Port Charlotte, was disposed of by a stab wound on Tuesday after he attempted to kidnap a woman from her vehicle on the 4300 block of Wesley Lane at about 6:50 a.m., North Port police said.

Ludwick was roommates with the woman at one point and wanted a romantic relationship with her, but she didn't, North Port police spokesperson Joshua Taylor said.
"He essentially ambushed her getting out of her car, going into her home," Taylor said.
The woman was able to wrestle a knife from Ludwick, then stabbed him in the abdomen, police said.
"He then fled the area on foot," police said in a statement. "He was found nearby suffering from the stab wounds. After being transported by air he was pronounced dead at a local hospital."

There's the main difference. On the off-chance you're getting taken to the murder-rape shack, it is a fight to the death for you, and you have to act like that. For the murder-rapist they're probably retarded or not mentally prepared for a fight to the death after getting surprised stabbed a few times.

Since lifting weights, I feel like my strength matches the average male my height, but if they also lift weights or have the height advantage on me, I'm donzo.
Yeah you're fucked, but the good news is you don't have to overpower someone to kill them. People hate being stabbed.

IMO women can be plenty strong for farm work, child care work, dog grooming, package delivery, horse groomer, construction, or other physical jobs, but it's not enough to overpower a man in a fistfight. Hence the purse knife.
I once met a woman that was stronger than me, and she worked on a farm. I started working out after that so I could beat women.
 
IMO women can be plenty strong for farm work, child care work, dog grooming, package delivery, horse groomer, construction, or other physical jobs, but it's not enough to overpower a man in a fistfight. Hence the purse knife.
Yes. Women may not be as strong, but they can be smart, prepared, and socially connected (in a group). I hate talking about men and women's strength differences in this thread because I know it is exactly why some pooners poon out: they hate not being safe and try to disguise themselves as something innocuous or not worthy or bother, or they do it to feel even and like a "complete human" ( :roll: ). Some passerby pooner will see it as justification when in the end the Testosterone will make their bodies weaker in the long run with multiple health complications like tumors, liver and kidney damage, bone density... It's not the solution.

If we still lived in a tribal society you could doomer yourself into thinking that men being strong means might equal right. But it sucks for the men too since not all men are strong and others hurt or kill themselves trying to prove their strenght ("but that's what it means to be a man!" no that's what it means to be suicidal or have no foresight not being a man). People have much more value than if they can hurt or abuse others. The love, support, and protection people give to people who have other talents like smartness, charity, or being an all around nice person, is immense. Putting one talent or ability over the others harms a society in the long run. We need people who take care of the crops while the fighters are gone, especially if some never come back. We need all kinds of people, even if it is to just exist to make someone's day a little brighter or a little easier. Be that, not a crazed ideal of a strong, unthinking, unfeeling machine. End sperg.
 
Written Chinese uses radicals to specify gender of people if it's not declared.

ta (male pronoun "he/him/his") = 他
ta (female pronoun "she/her/hers") = 她
ta (neuter pronoun, "it/its/its") = 它
And this is invented only in the early 20th century, during the New Culture Movement. These are neopronouns, if you will.
 
Since lifting weights, I feel like my strength matches the average male my height, but if they also lift weights or have the height advantage on me, I'm donzo.
This is something I talk about with the women in my life often. My wife, MIL, Aunt in law, etc....
They are all outdoorsy. Horse stuff, homesteady stuff, gym every other night with personal strength trainers. They're really strong. For women.
They also believed that they could 1v1 a dude and take him with their newfound strength. This is really dangerous and I have spent no small amount of time getting them to the realization that they can't. Lifting a 100lb weight is much different than that 100lb weight pushing back at you.

And now they carry defensive measures and are safer for it.

I'm relatively fit but not a monster, only have about 6 inches in height over my wife and 10 pounds under her.
The strength difference, though she works out and is strong for a woman her size, is completely different leagues.

This is why she carries. The day she went at it full force trying to wrestle me and I picked her up and held her over my head like a puppy really woke her up.
She no longer has any of the delusion that she could beat any average male one on one.
There is a lot of my day making a conscious effort to not break things, it's the same with my buddies. The way men are built transfers so much retard strength that we have to learn how to approach the world in a way that doesn't accidentally rip cabinets off hinges.
Not saying you shouldn't fight back, quite on the contrary. But it 100% should not be something you count on in any meaningful way. Escape, evasion, or equalize. Preferably with a firearm. Most women have never had a man handle them like they would a man.

Men don't want to get into a fight with men.
 
Too many women dangerously underestimate the strength and power of an average man who doesn't visit a gym or lift weights. Even a man shorter than you will be considerably stronger.
All I can think of is that guy who is like a midget I think, and was fighting with his normal sized gf in the car over him cheating and he started beating her in the car. I don't know who they were, I saw it on Kino Casino ages ago. The lady was blonde and bitchy.

eta: I can't believe I found it
I guess she's not blonde
 
All I can think of is that guy who is like a midget I think, and was fighting with his normal sized gf in the car over him cheating and he started beating her in the car. I don't know who they were, I saw it on Kino Casino ages ago. The lady was blonde and bitchy.

eta: I can't believe I found it
I guess she's not blonde
Off-topic about the physical strength differences between men and women, but the fact that that woman was once briefly dating and engaged to Andy Dick is a sure sign she is deranged and extremely dangerous. Don't stick your dick in crazy.
 
Not lying exactly, just having trouble with definitions. ;)
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Note: The bill is about federal funding to sports programs, not prohibiting transgender people in sports.

I'm still a little bit of a libertarian on this one.
My position is no federal (or other government) funding for sports at all, period.

I'm not going to copy the whole rant. Click the link.
I especially enjoyed reading down the (72 so far) comments.
The paranoia, hysterics and impotent rage are amusing to me. 8)
 
Not lying exactly, just having trouble with definitions. ;)
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Note: The bill is about federal funding to sports programs, not prohibiting transgender people in sports.

I'm still a little bit of a libertarian on this one.
My position is no federal (or other government) funding for sports at all, period.

I'm not going to copy the whole rant. Click the link.
I especially enjoyed reading down the (72 so far) comments.
The paranoia, hysterics and impotent rage are amusing to me. 8)
Transgender people have never been banned from sports and this wouldn't do it either. Telling a trans woman 'you must play on the team that matches your sex' is not banning him. It is applying to him the same rule you apply to everyone.

Although I don't think trans men pose any real threat to men's sports and sporting achievements (since actual men's size and strength puts them at an advantage in almost every conceivable sporting field), trans men who inject exogenous testosterone should be banned from sports (male or female) because exogenous testosterone is a performance enhancing drug.
 
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