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Nanashi no kiwi said:
Oh, dear. I don't think I can blame this person for having a certain degree of body dysphoria, though obviously trooning out isn't the solution.
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I'm guessing the amount of money spent on hormones, make up, and a wardrobe could fix up whatever nasal problem this guy had.
 
Dr Pavel I'm CIA said:
I know that's a crazy late reply but I wanted to post that guy to the ugliest tranny but you beat me to it. He also somehow managed to get an even uglier haircut and makeup.

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YouTube also keeps pushing that weird tranny at me. There's something fishy going on with that tranny...

Maybe someone at YouTube is trying to peak normal people by showing them ugly trannies.
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Is he...face disabled?
That seems like a medical barrier of ugliness has breached and this must be some kind of condishun.
 
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Accept Only Substitutes said:
Women really do have a lot more "cute" options in clothes.
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I agree with that. However men still have lots of choices these days + society generally is much more open to men experimenting with fashion than say in the 90s. You don’t really need to trans out to be able to enjoy playing dress up in the morning.

The Great Citracett said:
Also not helping is the tattoo that looks like chest hair.
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If you think it’s bad now wait 10 years until it‘ll be a faded mess.
 
Riding the cotton phony: a man who deludes himself into believing he has menstrual cycles like a true and honest woman scolds the handful of sensible people left on Reddit who remain heretical at such a notion. This one is funny because there is some serious stolen valor vibes going on around here, down to the routine stabbing he allegedly experiences every few weeks along with severe moodswings. Honestly, sometimes trannies speak of their "cycles" as if they're gunning to compete with pooners for munchiedom.
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The trans community needs to do better when it comes to how we treat folks with monthly cycles​

You know how frustrating it is to constantly hear trans folk who should know goddamn better, tell you your pain is invalid because they don’t experience it, understand it, and are sometimes envious of it because they see it as a form of validation? It’s beyond obnoxious, it’s infuriating. Some trans women get cycles, others don’t. Just because you don’t/can’t understand it doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen. That’s no different than cis folks demeaning trans folk as ‘making it up.”
Many of us already experience that revolting condescension daily, and yet we have trans folk in every thread related to cycles jumping onto the all too human train of telling women their pain doesn’t exist, out of sheer arrogant belief their own personal experience with transition is universal. I would love to believe no one within our community would be so foolish to take from the same playbook as transphobes, but humans are humans, regardless if they belong to an oppressed minority or not.
“It must be a placebo/wishful thinking.”
You think I asked for painful, stabbing cramping every 4 weeks? You think I enjoy 2 days of severe depression and mood swings 5 days before it feels like someone is going at my insides with an icepick on repeat? You think debating about the language of what to call it somehow makes the pain nonexisitant and any less intolerable? I don’t give a flying fuck about validation. I didn’t want a cycle, but I ended up with one, and now I have to deal with it for the rest of my life. Fucking grand.
And asking for evidence? How the fuck am I supposed to do that for physical feelings of pain. Why is it women always have to prove they’re hurting? How are we making this same misogynistic mistake of so many healthcare providers? I document when my cycle starts and ends, and it’s consistent. Every month, for one week, I get to experience stupid amounts of mental and physical pain. Woo. My levels are good, and my HRT is consistent. I’d love for someone to do studies, because it might lead to a greater understanding of so damn much for all women, cis and trans alike, but that’s unlikely to happen for a long while given the world as it is right now.
We need to be better than this stupid crab bucket mentality of tearing one another down. We should be celebrating there’s more to learn and understand about how the human body works, not condemning folks for reaching out for help and empathy. Scepticism should be the first fucking step towards finding a greater understanding, not the final stop for fools to indulge their ego at the expense of their sisters.
Do better.
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After being with her Romeo for over a decade, a Juliet poons out and finds herself longing to formulate an exit strategy from her marriage. Part of why she wants to split off from Mr. OP is that he's not "queer" enough for her culturally, another part is that his own mental health struggles make him "slightly not fun to be around," but what's most curious of all is that she seems to believe promiscuity is necessary to her development "as a man." Fellas, do you find being a manwhore necessary to your manly maleness of most masculine manocity?
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The marriage I started my transition in doesn’t feel so right a few years in.​

I’ve been with my husband for 12 years since my early 20s, came out 1 year into our marriage (3 years ago).
He’s been lovely and so supportive of me throughout my transition. I feel like I “owe” him to stay, but something doesn’t feel right.
Primary issues:
  1. I think I may be on the poly or open/ENM spectrum.
  2. Our sex life has never been great, mostly because of my dysphoria. But now, that I’m horny all the time in transition, it still is seriously lacking.
  3. Though he identifies as bi, our marriage still feels very straight in ways that make me dysphoric. I long for a partner (or partners) who feel more native in the queer community and culturally queer.
  4. I’m happy all the time post-transition and he has been struggling with mild depression for years that make him slightly not fun to be around 30-60% of the time. Therapy hasn’t helped much. It’s hard because when he actually IS feeling good, we have tons of fun together.
  5. I never had a slut phase and somehow that feels important to my development as a man. (I’ve posted this before on Reddit and got ripped to shreds by other redditors. Lol please don’t slut shame me. I’m legitimately so inexperienced in sex for my age)
I feel so stuck either way because it doesn’t feel bad enough to leave and still has a lot of great aspects to the marriage, but also these other really painful things going on. Thoughts?
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A French TiF has anxieties that a crossdressing creeper who has targeted girls she knows may be active on Reddit seeking out more teenagers to groom but gets distracted by her innate need to cape for his gender feelings in spite of his crimes; the post gets taken down from r/trans and commenters debate moreso about whether or not women can be predators, with one particularly bright bulb in the shed saying "I'm generally skeptical of any claims of a trans woman being a pedophile/predator due to how frequently false claims are made, and how often those baseless claims are believed without argument." Hm, I wonder why no one trusts troons 'n' poons to self-police their communities?
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I found the reddit account of a trans woman I knew irl who is a pedophile and a chaser and I'm worried she might try to target minors again​

It's more of a venting post as there's not a lot I can do about that situation.
I knew a trans fem woman a few years ago that was very much a creep and a chaser that would only target pre-T trans men, AFAB enbies and butch cis women that were under 25yo despite being nearly 40.
I was myself one of her target (she also try to target my at the time 19yo younger sister) but I blocked her before she could do anything to me.(Edit: I'm not calling her a pedo bc of that, this part is very much for the chaser part)
I discovered not long after cutting ties with her that she actually sexually abused a 15yo nb child and used her influence in the local queer community to scare this child into silence before they finally had the courage to speak up and she was finally called out for her abuse.
I just came across some of her posts on Reddit today, she seems to be quite active on one of my language's trans subreddit and I'm worried she may target another child.
I reported her account to the subreddit mods but I can't prove it and I don't know if that's enough.I had interactions with her where she legitimately scared me with how violent she behaved to an argument and I'm scared of calling her out in public and have her recognize me.
I knew her 3/4 years ago so she may have changed her behavior for the better but it doesn't negate the fact that she abused a child.
I know I should ignore her since she's essentially just a rando but she's an "elder trans person" that can still manipulate baby queers and I fear for their safety with her around.
Just please stay safe out there, just because someone is queer, it doesn't mean they are safe to be around.
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Don't you dare question her legitimacy as a trans woman, I shouldn't have to tell people that women can also be predators.
If you feel the need to claim she's "just a man wearing a dress" because of that, you're no better than those transphobes advocating against trans women in women's bathrooms.
You can be a predator and trans at the same time.
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A 20-year-old lass learns that the guy she's been in a long-distance relationship with for a year has actually been a TiF all along. The account is merely a week old, so I assume this is likely to be a fabrication, but as always it's the comments that reveal the most, with Redditors telling saying shit like "Would you say a cis man with a micropenis is obligated to disclose that before a first date? Or a cis woman with vaginismus? No, right? Then why the fuck is every trans person obligated to share their most intimate medical history with people who are functionally strangers in your worldview?" Pleasingly, however, many commenters agree that OP's little dood fucked up here and should've said something sooner. Is nature healing?
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my boyfriend of 1 year just told me he wasn’t born male. I love him, but I’m in shock and trying to process. How do I handle this emotionally and understand better?​

Hi everyone, using a throwaway bc this is really personal and sensitive. I’ve been with my boyfriend for a year. I love him deeply and believed we were building a future together. this morning he told me something he had been hiding since the beginning: he wasn’t born male. he said he didn’t tell me sooner bc he was afraid of losing me, not being accepted, and being seen differently. I can understand that fear but I’m emotionally shaken. it’s a huge thing to learn so late into a relationship where I believed everything was fully transparent.for context:1. we haven’t been intimate yet, so I didn’t know physically.2. there were small things I sometimes wondered about but I brushed them off because I trusted him and didn’t want to jump to assumptions or judge him.3. now those little moments are clicking, and it adds to the shock.i want to be very clear: I’m not coming from a place of hatred. I don’t have anything against trans people. my reaction isn’t about disgust or rejection. I come from a background, family, and culture where this isn’t really talked about or socially accepted. I didn’t grow up knowing or learning about transgender people closely. so a lot of what I’m feeling right now is unfamiliarity and ignorance in the literal sense: I don’t know enough, I wasn’t prepared and this challenges what I thought I understood about relationships. I don’t want to leave him. I love him. I just feel shaken and overwhelmed, and I want to understand him better and also understand my own feelings.what I’m looking for advice on: how do I process the shock and betrayal of something so big being hidden? how do I emotionally adjust? has anyone been in a similar situation and stayed in the relationship? how did you navigate intimacy and trust?
EDIT: thank you to everyone who commented and shared your perspectives. I’ve learned a lot from the experiences people shared here and also from reading more about this online. hearing from trans people has helped me understand more about the real fears, safety concerns, and vulnerability involved in opening up about something so personal. I’m genuinely sorry that this is the world we live in. I also want to clarify that I’ve always considered myself supportive of lgbtq+ people, and this situation isn’t changing how I see my boyfriend, he is still the same man I fell in love with. I’m not struggling with who he is. I’m just working through the shock of finding out something so important so late and learning to process that while also educating myself and supporting him. I’m sad he didn’t feel safe enough to tell me sooner, but I do understand why. this has opened my eyes to the risks and fear trans people face, and I’m doing my best to learn, listen, and approach this with empathy. if any part of my original post came across hurtful, that wasn’t my intention, and I appreciate the patience and insight. thank you again for the thoughtful advice and for sharing your stories, I’m taking it to heart.
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Lastly, a "gay trans guy" (i.e., heterosexual woman) likes being mean to straight guys. Careful about writing checks with your mouth that your fists can't cash, sister.
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Nice to gays, mean to straights​

Anyone else nice to gay guys and women, but make mildly mean jokes to straight men?
I don’t usually befriend straight men, but I’d be the same blunt way I am with my siblings. Cus if you’re nice to straight men, they can’t comprehend it.
Edit: stop getting your knickers in a twist, this was a joke stemming from the homophobic environment I live in.
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"I’m legitimately so inexperienced in sex for my age"

Ma'am, you've been married for a decade. It's weird they think being "experienced" means "ran through". Where did this idea come from and why do they obsess over it? Most of what makes sex good isn't something you need to have a bunch of it to know and a lot is just down to how much you like the other person. Aside from the obvious it really is just the vibe and chemistry that makes it the best. I'm seriously baffled. What does she expect to learn? There are a lot of tards out there that aren't good in bed despite being promiscuous and that's a whole lot of what you catch when you "put yourself out there" ESPECIALLY if you're a "post wall" pooner.

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Nice to gays, mean to straights​

Anyone else nice to gay guys and women, but make mildly mean jokes to straight men?
I don’t usually befriend straight men, but I’d be the same blunt way I am with my siblings. Cus if you’re nice to straight men, they can’t comprehend it.
Edit: stop getting your knickers in a twist, this was a joke stemming from the homophobic environment I live in.
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Heterophobic heterosexuals. This is your brain on leftism.
 
Ever wondered the deep intricacies of music made by trans people? Ever wondered how many of these songs are deep allegories for having a womanly brain and being oppressed? Well, let this video help open your eyes to the rabbit hole that is zoomer music.

I don't think I want to watch the video. I barely made it past the first few minutes. But scrolling down the comments out of curiosity, the guy who made the video is "cis" and the comments are full of people giving him pat on the backs for being 101.1% affirming to the trans crowd by merely complimenting their music but adding an additional analysis of "trans people are so oppressed guys and they're expressing their pain into loud music and DnB" into it. What a good ally, sticking up to the crowd of people that literally dominate the leftist sphere and can get away with harming women as long as they throw in the trans label.

Empathy is truly something else. He probably does mean well and wants to be a good ally, but he's stepping in eggshells that he can never escape from. Whatever, I don't think he cares. But...

I'll give it a few months before someone calls him out for making a trans joke five years ago. :tomgirl:
 
Paper Machete said:
Ma'am, you've been married for a decade. It's weird they think being "experienced" means "ran through". Where did this idea come from and why do they obsess over it?
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It's a gay dudes idea of sex. Trannies and most of the sexual freaks have a gay attitude towards sex in that normal pnv sex is not enough, even if it's emotionally satisfying (which is kind of the point of sex). Jim sterling mentioned this in one of his videos, about how straights are boring and straight sex is crap, to them the best kind of sex is the disgusting and dangerous kind, the kind which gives a person AIDS and other diseases (remember bug chasing?). They don't realize that it's actually disgusting to guzzle cum and eat shit, "if other people hate it then it must be cool and empowering!!" Actual autistic contrarian brain. Somebody should tell them how roping is very boring.
 
Posted about this guy before, updating, cos he's still having a 37 year old tantrum about his mean inlaws having sensible boundaries.
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They think you're a pervert, you say? Whyever could that be. I'm just baffled.

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didelphigina said:
Ever wondered the deep intricacies of music made by trans people? Ever wondered how many of these songs are deep allegories for having a womanly brain and being oppressed? Well, let this video help open your eyes to the rabbit hole that is zoomer music.

I don't think I want to watch the video. I barely made it past the first few minutes. But scrolling down the comments out of curiosity, the guy who made the video is "cis" and the comments are full of people giving him pat on the backs for being 101.1% affirming to the trans crowd by merely complimenting their music but adding an additional analysis of "trans people are so oppressed guys and they're expressing their pain into loud music and DnB" into it. What a good ally, sticking up to the crowd of people that literally dominate the leftist sphere and can get away with harming women as long as they throw in the trans label.

Empathy is truly something else. He probably does mean well and wants to be a good ally, but he's stepping in eggshells that he can never escape from. Whatever, I don't think he cares. But...

I'll give it a few months before someone calls him out for making a trans joke five years ago. :tomgirl:
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Does anyone else notice how the comments are always filled with anime weeb profiles? Go to any video on youtube that has to do with circlejerking trans ideaology, and the comments are filled with them. I was legit sitting here counting "anime...anime... anime..." everytime I scrolled past a comment.

"AS A TRANS-MASC-GENDERQUEER-" insert photo of a pokemon or anime. Click their profile and its just childish roblox bullshit.

Sorry for the random vent but for some reason it pisses me off. It's like they somehow don't see the correlation between being trans and being in a geeky subculture. Nothing wrong with anime, personally I've never been a fan, but it's the fact that they are all into it which makes me mad because it can't be a coincidence.


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This is a video from this person's channel. Just so you get an idea of who this strong and brave trans woman is.

 
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theflaminghippie said:
Does anyone else notice how the comments are always filled with anime weeb profiles? Go to any video on youtube that has to do with circlejerking trans ideaology, and the comments are filled with them. I was legit sitting here counting "anime...anime... anime..." everytime I scrolled past a comment.
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I have always believed that anime becoming mainstream contributed to the rise of troonery.
 
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