Short post today, Kiwis; it is a dark day to be a pickle, but this thread also keeps getting derailed, so I'm digging some posts out of my pockets to hopefully get things back on track.
Even among humble fans of the cat-based fantasy series
Warrior Cats, no one is safe from grooming, as this TiF explains that simply stumbling across the fansite known as BlogClan lead her into the clutches of girls and women eager to add another sister to the Coven of the Crotchet Cock.
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I was
obsessed with the Warrior Cats book series as a kid,
so when I found out there was an online space where fans of the series could interact with each other I was over the moon about it (I’m talking about BlogClan if any of you know what that is lol).
I met a lot of great people there, and several of them happened to be trans/nonbinary which at the time I didn’t know was even an option. After I’d been on that site for a bit I started experimenting with different pronouns and had a “so this is why I’ve been feeling the way I’ve been feeling” kind of moment. Long story short
I’m a guy now lol
An allegedly stealth FTM working in a loony bin notices that most the loonies getting binned as of late are young kids who have fallen prey to pronoun circles, but her delusion of deception has put her into quite a moral quandary: is her refusal to reveal her status as a fellow alphabet associate "killing kids," as she puts it? I don't know, Kiwis, if you truly believed that
you could save children's lives at the price of your reputation, could you dare make such a sacrifice? Is a child's life really
that important when compared to your own pride, which we all know to be the utmost of importance? Truly, troons 'n' poons struggle with such grave ethical conundrums.
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So to give a bit of a background,
I’ve worked in alternative ed for the past four years, usually in some form of mental health setting. I’ve been stealth ever since I graduated high school, and was privileged enough to get top surgery on my 18th birthday and to get a full beard by 19.
No one in my life, not even some of my best friends, know that I’m trans.
But I’ve been having something weigh on me, and that is the kids I see come in. I’d say 40% of our suicide-ideating enrollments are transgender or exploring their identity, either gay or some form of nonbinary. They’re here because they’ve been endlessly bullied, sometimes even by adults or family, into attempting.
My coworkers are libertarians who think wokeism is a mental illness. They will look a kid in the eye, call them by their name, and then blatantly misgender them. I’m the only one that respects pronouns and names. The longer the kids are here, the more they think that’s the treatment they should expect. I did too at their age.
I love this profession, but the more I stay committed to being stealth, the more I wonder if my omission is killing kids.
I don’t know if there are any educators on here, but
there’s a heavy risk in my eyes to outing myself, or even putting a flag on my desk. But am I really overreacting here? Is it not really that risky to come out? For reference I’m in a deep blue state.
Last one standing in Neverland: this Peter Poon has been left behind as all of the other Lost Boys who trimmed their hair short and went by names found in fandoms have decided a longer haircut suits them and the names their mamas gave them weren't so bad after all; as a result, she feels eerily juvenile and outcasted: "like (i) didn't grow up. everyone else did," she writes, "(im) still stuck at this 'phase' while everyone else left it behind (i'll) always be weird."
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title suck ass and is clickbait-y whatever i didn' know what to write as a title
anyway
went on instagram earlier and realized everyone that i use to know (back in middle school, in hs there was ) that was 'trans' isn't anymore. they all detransitionned. (ig
they didnt detrans because they were never trans in the first place and it was just social transition so wtv)
(literally the only one that is still trans is a dude that hates my guts because he thought i wanted his gf)
it makes me feel depressed, like i didn't grow up. everyone else did. but not me im still stuck at this 'phase' while everyone else left it behind i'll always be weird.
A tranny believes that there isn't a blessed thing a troon or poon could do to prove their worth in society, for they were marked from the very beginning the second most people became aware of their existence. Hilariously, OP then goes on to imply that if more people met trannies directly then they would be fonder of their clade, but in my experience the more of them you know, the more of them you hate. Which dovetails nicely into my last offering...
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cis people just genuinely despise us.
Deep down, even our biggest allies just think we're playing pretend at best. At worst, they think we're mentally ill. We could all behave completely normally, and this would not change whatsoever. I think the main driving force for this is how mainstream trannies have become, not because of agp em tee eff sneeds, but because everyone is expected to have an opinion on us, even people that would never consider our existence in the first place.
If most people's first encounter with the idea of us was in person, they would probably see us as people.
A MTF asks a very sinister question: in which sex's domain does animal torture lie in, and is it validation of his feminine spirit that
he personally prefers to go after cats and small dogs?
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be honest
