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Has Ida Deers / WouterVL been talked about here before? Ida is a prominent chiptune artist in the tracker music scene from the Netherlands, but now pretty much has the mind of an American stereotype who grew up in the middle of republicunt nowhere. Ida made this video
that shits on the trans healthcare system of the Netherlands for its bureaucratic nature or some shit, and how there's a massive troonshine epidemic there because of its disastrous nature or something. The comments section has differing takes, but anything that doesn't go with Ida's narrative gets ratioed to death.
The Netherlands is LGBT central. Literally the gayest and most-gay affirming country I've ever visited. If he's not happy there, then nothing will ever be enough.
 
Yeah. No.
Her 'Gender affirming Hormones' were just Depo-provera contraceptive shots to stop her periods because they made her 'dysphoric'.
Seriously. I mean, they are technically Hormones, and if she felt 'gender dysphoria' when she got her period and they were to stop this happening then they were technically gender affirming care...
but really, shes playing word games as bad as trannys do.
Yeah, I don’t agree with her calling herself a detransitioner just because she was on birth control. It’s too much of a stretch. However, she’s also really good at describing this horrifying “gender-affirming” care to normies. I swear she almost made Peter Boghossian puke during that interview.
 
I haven't kept up with the thread but given trannies where melting down at not getting 24/7 validation this thread must read like Anna franks diary now they are getting actually push back.
Oh this one, the Tranny L's, and the Tranny Legislation threads have been fucking glorious since Jan 20. The Troons are realizing they have passed beyond the FA phase and are firmly in the FO Zone.

Their reactions have been fun to watch as their Cults power is dismantled and all the astroturfed "support" they thought they had has turned out to be an illusion, as even the MSM that used to push their madness has stayed mostly silent.
People tried to warn them this would happen and everytime they just doubled down and demanded society open wide for their girldicks.
Now we have someone in the White House that doesn't gargle Tranny dick between eating ice cream and sleeping it's all coming apart for them and it's fucking great to watch them scream into the void and double down, which only peaks people all the more.

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Ave Imperator.
Finally some fucking sense.
 
Oh this one, the Tranny L's, and the Tranny Legislation threads have been fucking glorious since Jan 20. The Troons are realizing they have passed beyond the FA phase and are firmly in the FO Zone.

Their reactions have been fun to watch as their Cults power is dismantled and all the astroturfed "support" they thought they had has turned out to be an illusion, as even the MSM that used to push their madness has stayed mostly silent.
People tried to warn them this would happen and everytime they just doubled down and demanded society open wide for their girldicks.
Now we have someone in the White House that doesn't gargle Tranny dick between eating ice cream and sleeping it's all coming apart for them and it's fucking great to watch them scream into the void and double down, which only peaks people all the more.

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Ave Imperator.
Finally some fucking sense.
Seize the day, or the pendulum will swing right back even farther in 20 years, and before you know it the only thing conservatives will be conserving are tranny rights while liberals push pedo rights.
 
Hate to derail, but I have to ask the opinion of you good folx.

That essay I put up on Substack has gotten a little traction (not a flex, seriously) to where I've engaged with those who've commented. One of whom was an individual who claims to be a male feminist (first red flag). He came off as cordial, a bit pretentious (gave me Redditor vibes) but we otherwise had a positive introductory encounter.

He also stated that he was a gender abolitionist. Never heard of the term before then, so I had to educate myself. For the uninitiated, they are a contingency within the radical feminist sphere that call for the complete elimination of gender roles and gender based norms. It seems to be mostly supported by lesbians (those who I feel have no stake in men whatsoever) as a way to dismantle some of the more regressive elements of gender norms for women.

Notwithstanding the proponents, I can get with this to an extent. However, as I discovered with my chat with Harvey Ansari, this is past normalizing the notion that it's okay boys cry, can be dressmakers, and like the color pink, but to where they can present full RuPaul and that's okay.

I said in so many words that the concept (at least for men) was a slippery slope fallacy, and this concession is what got us here today. Mind you, he mostly agreed with the thrust of my essay (i.e., Troons are a step too far), but he kept asserting his position and implying (one too many times for my tolerance) that I was too low IQ to even understand.

That's about where the conversation diverged, where I eventually called him a cuttlefish, and peaced out of the conversation.

My question to you is: Had you ever heard of gender abolition before, and if so, do I have it all wrong? What is your take on gender roles? Should there be status quo? Some? None?
 
Hate to derail, but I have to ask the opinion of you good folx.

That essay I put up on Substack has gotten a little traction (not a flex, seriously) to where I've engaged with those who've commented. One of whom was an individual who claims to be a male feminist (first red flag). He came off as cordial, a bit pretentious (gave me Redditor vibes) but we otherwise had a positive introductory encounter.

He also stated that he was a gender abolitionist. Never heard of the term before then, so I had to educate myself. For the uninitiated, they are a contingency within the radical feminist sphere that call for the complete elimination of gender roles and gender based norms. It seems to be mostly supported by lesbians (those who I feel have no stake in men whatsoever) as a way to dismantle some of the more regressive elements of gender norms for women.

Notwithstanding the proponents, I can get with this to an extent. However, as I discovered with my chat with Harvey Ansari, this is past normalizing the notion that it's okay boys cry, can be dressmakers, and like the color pink, but to where they can present full RuPaul and that's okay.

I said in so many words that the concept (at least for men) was a slippery slope fallacy, and this concession is what got us here today. Mind you, he mostly agreed with the thrust of my essay (i.e., Troons are a step too far), but he kept asserting his position and implying (one too many times for my tolerance) that I was too low IQ to even understand.

That's about where the conversation diverged, where I eventually called him a cuttlefish, and peaced out of the conversation.

My question to you is: Had you ever heard of gender abolition before, and if so, do I have it all wrong? What is your take on gender roles? Should there be status quo? Some? None?
It sounds like a new way to destroy society because some feminists aren't happy with how it's going this time around. One hundred years of feminism coalescing into a movement to put men above women will never not be funny from a pure irony standpoint. I guess that's what happens when you adopt the musings of post modern communist retards instead of concentrating on shit that matters.

I'm sure it will go better next time. Just leave it to the academics, activists, and NGOs.
 
Hate to derail, but I have to ask the opinion of you good folx.

That essay I put up on Substack has gotten a little traction (not a flex, seriously) to where I've engaged with those who've commented. One of whom was an individual who claims to be a male feminist (first red flag). He came off as cordial, a bit pretentious (gave me Redditor vibes) but we otherwise had a positive introductory encounter.

He also stated that he was a gender abolitionist. Never heard of the term before then, so I had to educate myself. For the uninitiated, they are a contingency within the radical feminist sphere that call for the complete elimination of gender roles and gender based norms. It seems to be mostly supported by lesbians (those who I feel have no stake in men whatsoever) as a way to dismantle some of the more regressive elements of gender norms for women.

Notwithstanding the proponents, I can get with this to an extent. However, as I discovered with my chat with Harvey Ansari, this is past normalizing the notion that it's okay boys cry, can be dressmakers, and like the color pink, but to where they can present full RuPaul and that's okay.

I said in so many words that the concept (at least for men) was a slippery slope fallacy, and this concession is what got us here today. Mind you, he mostly agreed with the thrust of my essay (i.e., Troons are a step too far), but he kept asserting his position and implying (one too many times for my tolerance) that I was too low IQ to even understand.

That's about where the conversation diverged, where I eventually called him a cuttlefish, and peaced out of the conversation.

My question to you is: Had you ever heard of gender abolition before, and if so, do I have it all wrong? What is your take on gender roles? Should there be status quo? Some? None?
It's just a facet of Ideological Subversion, just renamed with a pretty "hip" sounding name to distract from its intent.
All this bullshit is just about subverting and destabilizing traditional values and morals and demoralizing the people who hold them.
They're not even worth engaging with imo, they're so contaminated by ideology they are incapable of accepting any facts that contradict the worldview they have been indoctrinated into believing.
Useful idiots.
 
My question to you is: Had you ever heard of gender abolition before, and if so, do I have it all wrong? What is your take on gender roles? Should there be status quo? Some? None?
Yes, it was fairly common concept at least in the early 2000s, where people actively seeked to REMOVE any labels, instead of the current year fad of labeling every single sub-sub-sub-subgroup. Nowadays they are at best tolerated within the alphabet "community" and at worst lumped in with the TERFs because for the troons, terfs and abolitionists have the same effect, denying them their labels.
 
Hate to derail, but I have to ask the opinion of you good folx.

That essay I put up on Substack has gotten a little traction (not a flex, seriously) to where I've engaged with those who've commented. One of whom was an individual who claims to be a male feminist (first red flag). He came off as cordial, a bit pretentious (gave me Redditor vibes) but we otherwise had a positive introductory encounter.

He also stated that he was a gender abolitionist. Never heard of the term before then, so I had to educate myself. For the uninitiated, they are a contingency within the radical feminist sphere that call for the complete elimination of gender roles and gender based norms. It seems to be mostly supported by lesbians (those who I feel have no stake in men whatsoever) as a way to dismantle some of the more regressive elements of gender norms for women.

Notwithstanding the proponents, I can get with this to an extent. However, as I discovered with my chat with Harvey Ansari, this is past normalizing the notion that it's okay boys cry, can be dressmakers, and like the color pink, but to where they can present full RuPaul and that's okay.

I said in so many words that the concept (at least for men) was a slippery slope fallacy, and this concession is what got us here today. Mind you, he mostly agreed with the thrust of my essay (i.e., Troons are a step too far), but he kept asserting his position and implying (one too many times for my tolerance) that I was too low IQ to even understand.

That's about where the conversation diverged, where I eventually called him a cuttlefish, and peaced out of the conversation.

My question to you is: Had you ever heard of gender abolition before, and if so, do I have it all wrong? What is your take on gender roles? Should there be status quo? Some? None?
It's something I associate with the early 2000's like @Kiislova said. It's not something I've encountered much now. Most gender crit's tend to be of the opinion that men and women are different and that instead of shoehorning them into stereotypes like the troons it's OK to not be the manliest man or the most feminine woman but that we are inherently different and there's a reason we evolved the stereotypes as we did.
 
Notwithstanding the proponents, I can get with this to an extent. However, as I discovered with my chat with Harvey Ansari, this is past normalizing the notion that it's okay boys cry, can be dressmakers, and like the color pink, but to where they can present full RuPaul and that's okay.
I don't get it, why can't a boy go "full rupaul" if he wants to? What does that even mean? (Not a rhetorical question, please explain) As long as nobody cuts his dick off an claims to be a woman? Sounds fine. I thought this very kind of freedom is what we fought the nazis and commies over, no? Gender abolition is of course bullshit, because women and men aren't the same, there NEED to be different rules when it comes to both - I for example don't think that a man has any right to pester an ob-gyn about his imaginary vagina like just happened in france, where they suspended a doc for refusing service to a tranny. But I am really struggling to find reasons besides providing private female spaces, with no male access and such things - the whole dress=sex thing IS really retarded, I do think that's bull shit - rupaul isn't my vibe but I have no problem with guys running around as gaudy as many a 50 something karen is allowed to on her job. Gender abolitionism sounds almost based, but I've grown weary of anything gender and absolutist sounding.
 
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