It was like 10AM in the morning and I was seated between a normal male and the AGP. I couldn't really tell if the name on the chart was male or female, so I was hoping I was working with the dude next to me. Unfortunately, his partner was just late. The tranny had his head just completely flat on the desk (I would later find this is his normal resting state when not doing anything. He has long hair that gets everywhere when he does this and he has no regard for how that may affect your space). We spent the first 10 minutes or so doing an individual assignment before the partnered one, so when it was time to work together he finally remembered he was in a classroom and not his gooncave and perked up.
He says absolutely nothing to me while I'm pulling up the instructions for the assignment, forcing me to take the initiative and ask if he'd prefer we work on the code together or take turns switching off on one of our laptops. He finally opens his mouth to speak and I cannot put into words how awful and horrifying his voice sounds. Just imagine that teenage boy phase where your voice is all squeaky, but with a clear attempt at a "feminine" tone thats so unpracticed he is quite literally yelling at you. It was so loud and off-putting that the guy at the table in front of us looked over his shoulder in bewilderment, identified the source of the noise, then decided he knew better than to stare and went back to his work. AGP squawks that he's not comfortable with other people using his laptop (I wonder why) so we use mine. He also said something about "being at the whim of whoever he's partnered with", showing he basically had no identity for how he prefers to problem solve or do work. (A bit of an aside but I'm finding pushover trannies are the kinds I hate the most. They are the absolute kings of weaponized incompetence).
I start reading the instructions and trying to work through the coding problem on my computer, sharing my thought process out loud as it is a two-person task and we're supposed to collaborate. Because I decided to be a good student and work partner and actually allow him to input his thoughts, he took that inch and turned it into a mile. Suddenly, he wasn't so "at my whim" and more interjecting and trying to correct every little decision I was making. Mind you, this is all in his squeaky boygirl voice and I'm trying to hold back the urge to outright laugh at him half of the time. When I hand my laptop over to him for him to do his own segments, his code is formatted and spaced horribly. When he creates variables, he names them quirky shit like "
heck

" and "
aaaa
". Maybe it's a
bit nitpicky to complain about concise labeling in small programs only meant for classroom purposes, but it just irritates me because of how strongly professionalism is pushed in these courses. Not to mention, where do you get off telling me how to code when you can't even follow basic etiquette? Whenever we'd switch back it was a headache trying to make sense of what he wrote (though at least it worked), making my job twice as hard.
Also of note is another equally annoying tranny being loud and disruptive from another table all while this is going on, also "joke" yelling at his partner. He's one of those Tumblr types who thinks being loud, rude and expressive comes off as endearing like it does in anime / cartoons, but he just comes off as a pushy, annoying freak. The men in the class seem to either tolerate it or play along. I'm really dreading the day I inevitably get paired with that one.
Somehow, in spite of everything, we finished early. I feel very little satisfaction as he closes up shop, gets up abruptly and then sprints at full speed with his spinny skirt magic to spread his girlpower elsewhere. It's worth nothing that on two other occasions with him entering and exiting buildings, one time he nearly barreled into me while exiting and another he ran inside without bothering to hold the door open even though I was right behind him. I open doors for other ladies and vice versa all the time. It's not a "gentleman" thing, sister!

Anyway, I suspect with how much of a """safe space""" this campus is and my major of choice I'll be a semi-regular of this thread. Good for people who wanna read, bad for me when I just wanna live.
Also, if anyone is wondering about an update on the tranny roommate I've posted about (Yes, a roommate), I don't have much of anything new because I avoid him like the plague and do well not to think about him if I don't have to. He makes our bathroom disgusting and unusable and I refuse to clean mess that isn't mine, so I'm really looking forward to literally doing trans genocide by telling him to clean up soon.