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“There’s no “governing authority” to complain to”Feel conflicted about posting this but here we go:
It’s like a kid spamming a single move in a fighting game. If you avoid it he has literally nothing else.
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“There’s no “governing authority” to complain to”Feel conflicted about posting this but here we go:
It's amazing to me that these people insist that they go through all these lengths to become another gender, but the minute it comes to having to study up on women's fashion beyond a spinny dress, it's seemingly impossible. Trans people, a lot of whom who will straight up insist they are better then the gender they are imitating, cry "misgender" and "transphobia" but if they have to do something more complicated than a boobjob or jabbing a needle into their thighs, they fail miserably at it.She only buys things from Temu or goodwill so many clothes are also falling apart, have stains or broken zippers, or are just made for a smaller person
To be the center of attention and push women around. What else?I don't really understand why a troon would want to go to an AA group anyway.
This right here is the weird thing about troons. On the one hand, they don't seem to care one way or other about social norms, yet on the other, they care enough about them that they want don't want to be men who like dresses, they want to be teenage anime girls in dresses.She says she doesn’t care about social norm stuff like that but she sure cares when people notice her.
Some have a smidgen of astuteness to realize that others are looking at them in disgust, and all they want is unquestioning praise.This right here is the weird thing about troons. On the one hand, they don't seem to care one way or other about social norms, yet on the other, they care enough about them that they want don't want to be men who like dresses, they want to be teenage anime girls in dresses.
"I got molested really badly".One of my biggest dysphoria things is having to sit to pee, especially when I’m packing and I have to “remove my dick”.
Anytime a chick posts about being “nonbinary,” the only thing that comes to mind is that it’s an autistic, neurotic, aloof, withdrawn, and unstable woman seeking attention/grasping for anything to make people think that she’s special in some way. Mentally ill, sure. But not a serious physical threat.He should take a hike on the Iran-Iraq border, I hear it’s nice this time of year.
I like you Sean but you left the best parts out!
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Idk if someone already posted this since the thread's being spammed by people moralfagging, but the tranny that doxxed Stonetoss got arrested ONE DAY LATER in a pedo sting operation. He was trying to meet up with an 11-year-old for diaper fetish sex, and he was soiling the diaper when the police arrived.
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Yep, maybe they should try this, surely it’ll convince people they’re real women!That's the exact same shit they have been pulling with rape and domestic abuse centers as well.
I don't really understand why a troon would want to go to an AA group anyway.
They already fucked up their lives and, barring drunken accidents, the consequences of that choice will probably kill them off far quicker than alcohol abuse.
This close.If a guy is into dick then by definition he has to be at least a little bi, even if he's only into dick that is attached to women that doesn't change the fact that dick is a male genital
Lots of variously differently complicated folks in the comments.I am a white 28yo afab trans person. A good designation for me would be nonbinary/gender fluid, but that doesnt really describe me the way that I want and I dont know what does. I've been on T for about 14 months, everythings going really well and I'm happy with it. I went by they/them pronouns from late 2019 to very recently, like JanuarJanuary 2024. I'm comfortable with being called by any pronouns, although 99% of the time people will use she/her, which I'm fine with now. I havent changed my legal name or my legal gender (in my state you cannot change your gender legally until you have had bottom surgery) and I have the same mostly femme presentation and tastes as I did before transition. I made the right choice. I know that in my heart. But I've been isolating myself since my transition from a lot of other queer people, I think I'm afraid of not being accepted or having to explain myself. All of the other queer people I know right now through therapy, and a lot of straight people who dont know me well assume I am a trans woman. I'm kind of scared to tell them, and guilty for some reason, and mad that I even have to explain myself. The straight people in my life like my family just.... in the kindest way do not have the capacity to discuss my transition and what things are like for me. It makes them very uncomfortable when I bring it up, otherwise very easy to ignore because I didnt really change physically or vocally that much on T the past year... and I'm fine with that, actually
Not sure where I'm going here or what my point was... I guess just wondering if there is anyone else out there like me? Or does what I'm going through only make sense to just me and me alone? Not sure, but if anybody wants to discuss hello![]()
Not to me, but maybe that's just me.I know cis-passing isn't the end all be all, but to me you totally look like an effeminate cis gay guy. ...
Attention seeking retard."Complicated" means what exactly?
Lots of variously differently complicated folks in the comments.
I was reading hoping I'd find the point of the post and nothing. It's literally someone spewing out their spaghetti without anyone asking for it.Not sure where I'm going here or what my point was... I guess just wondering if there is anyone else out there like me? Or does what I'm going through only make sense to just me and me alone? Not sure, but if anybody wants to discuss hello
Rape victim shelters need to improve their DEI policy so that rapists also feel included in their spaces. Otherwise, that's transmisogyny. Transwomen in diapers belong in this space, just as much as single mothers raising actual babies! Implying the diaper-fetish-man is a danger to a real baby is so close-minded! #Justice4NonOffendingPedos (until it comes out that they've actually offended or until they inevitably offend)Yep, maybe they should try this, surely it’ll convince people they’re real women!
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Yes, autistic women often have that li'l pooner body. Stumpy, doll-like midgety fetuses with those weird fucking teeny tiny hands oh my god they're like little rat paws. And you gotta pick 'em up just to say hello! No sir, I don't like no pooners 'round here.You know how pooners tend to be the shortest of short women? I wonder if there is a similar correlation in autistic females that poon out.
How can someone who's reached 28 years of age in 2025 not have any insight on (or revulsion about) what's going on here? JFC. What a twisted. hateful, coom brained cry bully fucker he is, and what a tremendous liberal brainwashed doormat sucker she is. He's been waging (and escalating) a steady campaign to humiliate and damage her with these wildly inappropriate outfits (while getting his rocks off in the process, natch) and she's been inviting and bringing him to work parties, weddings, funerals, etc., for two years?! TWO WHOLE YEARS?I (28f) have been dating my partner (35mtf) for 2 years now. She came out and had her top surgery before we were dating and had ffs about a year ago. Ever since then it seems like she’s lost the ability to pick appropriate outfits. She did have a problem with situationally appropriate outfits before ffs but it’s getting to the point she’s embarrassing in public. Last week she wore daisy dukes and a red bra with a white singlet to go hiking and we had to leave before starting because she said everyone was staring at her for being trans. I pointed out they were probably staring because she has D cups in a red bra and white tank top but she insists she knows the “trans stare”. She wore a tiny skirt and plunging shirt to my work Christmas party, was going to wear a black sparkly cocktail dress to a funeral before I stopped her, wore a blue sparkly club dress and athletic leggings to a friends formal wedding, and regularly wears a spaghetti strap tank top, push up bra, and extremely short shorts or too small jeans everywhere. There are a lot of other examples but these stick out the most. Most of her clothes are too small, made for petite girls, or extremely short on her tall frame. She is always complaining about people starting at her but she also has half her boobs out of her shirt and is constantly tugging her dress or shorts down.
She also thinks it’s ok to wear a very short cocktail dress with athletic leggings underneath it to formal or professional events. I don’t have a lot of plus one settings at work but probably about 5-6 times a year plus we’re that age where we go to a lot of weddings. I just don’t invite her to visit me anymore because there’s a very good chance she’ll be wearing something that makes my coworkers stare. I have told her that it’s generally not acceptable to wear a club dress to a wedding and it does not look good when you wear a dress that short (think barely covering her a$$) with thick leggings but she says she wants to wear her dresses they’re just too short and she won’t spend money on nicer ones. She only buys things from Temu or goodwill so many clothes are also falling apart, have stains or broken zippers, or are just made for a smaller person. This would be a minor frustration but she is also constantly talking about how people are clocking her or staring at her. It definitely could be because she’s trans but it could also be because she’s wearing a pink latex dress with a broken zipper at an afternoon park wedding. She says she doesn’t care about social norm stuff like that but she sure cares when people notice her.
I never thought I’d be the person caring about others opinions of my partner so much but she does get stared at and then spends the whole time we’re out talking about feeling bad. Both our friend group and me are starting to not want to take her places. It seems like every issue that comes up between us comes back to her being trans and thinking she’s not pretty or girly enough so how do I talk to her about this without it sounding like I think she’s ugly or has horrible fashion sense? I purposely lost the plus one for an upcoming wedding because I don’t want to deal with her inevitable ridiculous outfit but I’m not sure this is something I can deal with for the rest of my life.
After all that she described there it makes me wonder what her breaking point was. I guess even the most liberal brainwashed doormat suckers have their limits.I’m not sure this is something I can deal with for the rest of my life.
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I love how violence against women is wrong unless those women are labelled "TERFS."Yep, maybe they should try this, surely it’ll convince people they’re real women!
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How the fuck is it slut shaming? She needs to divorce his ass obviously but I'm just going to humor it here. Really just HOW is asking your spouse to dress appropriately slut shaming? I'm not the smartest guy so I could be wrong so please explain if I'm wrong. I've never dealt with it being a guy so again it could be my ignorance so forgive me.My personal favorite:
They aren't even married lmao, she's doing all this for a guy she's only been dating two years. And for one of those years he's been dressing inappropriately.She needs to divorce his ass