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When her boss insults an employee about someone has a small penis, this kind pooner feels awful about her future one and obviously makes it about herself.

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Many in the comments are just saying the same thing like, tell her it's sexual harassment, sorry that happened to you, etc.

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Everything is always about me, me, me and I.

How do I make this about me?
 
When her boss insults an employee about someone has a small penis, this kind pooner feels awful about her future one and obviously makes it about herself.

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Many in the comments are just saying the same thing like, tell her it's sexual harassment, sorry that happened to you, etc.

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Everything is always about me, me, me and I.

How do I make this about me?

In an ideal world the boss would apologize and start using "I bet he's really a woman who cut her breasts off" instead.
 
New frontiers of denial. 8)

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some time ago, i heard something somewhere that said "once you truly accept trans women as women, you see just how horrifying their experience was growing into their adult body". and it stuck with me. it changed the way i viewed my transition. its not that im "envious" of women, its literally that i *am* a woman who was unable to receive the medical intervention accompanied with gender dysphoria, and testosterone was allowed to run rampant on my body for 28 years. this realization has been both positive and negative.

positive: I no long experience imposter syndrome nearly as frequently as I did, and it's helped me embody femininity in a more organic and comfortable way

negative: the things about my body that are still masculine cause me far greater levels of dysphoria now, as they genuinely feel like they don't belong and are foreign. chest hair, prominent chin and brows, the shape of my body, still developing breasts, etc.

so while on one hand I have a better mental disposition about my transness, on the other hand I've become almost depressingly anxious for FFS and all the rest of the feminizing procedures/hormonal induced changes.

maybe someone will relate/find this helpful.
The real key quote is the subject line, but here are a few more:
... its not that im "envious" of women, its literally that i *am* a woman who was unable to receive the medical intervention ...

It's not a syndrome if you're really an imposter, but the key concept is the emphasized bit.
... I no long experience imposter syndrome nearly as frequently as I did ...
He 100% KNOWS he's a woman now, but ... :lit:
... the things about my body that are still masculine cause me far greater levels of dysphoria now, as they genuinely feel like they don't belong and are foreign. chest hair, prominent chin and brows, the shape of my body ...
... so while on one hand I have a better mental disposition about my transness, on the other hand I've become almost depressingly anxious for FFS and all the rest ...
... reality still gets through to him. Needs more surgery. :christine:

Some of the comments:
Yup, I share the same view! I actually felt that change very particularly in the mental way, like my mentality actually shifted somehow? Quite interesting how far trauma of growing under the wrong fuel can take you, it’s a good thing we are allowed to heal in the process of embracing to be ourselves
This is relatable for the most part and can be applied to many unique situations. 24 years of suppressing dysphoria when I should’ve been suppressing testosterone, and now my masculine traits keep me from leaving the house. I’d do anything for FFS and hair transplants at this point.
Here's the really horrifying one:
My therapist said basically this the other day, and I wish i could see myself that way. But idk how to accept it when theres no societal reinforcement or affirmation.
 
Two years after starting HRT, troon realized that perhaps it isn’t magic, after all

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Not like the hugbox didn’t try to tell him to keep on the titty skittles and wait for changes, of course. Or, when they weren’t telling him that it indeed isn’t magic, suggesting that maybe FFS might do the trick

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Sure enough, FFS is his next step

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i have been trying so hard to pass and im very far into transitioning and have passed consistently over the years only getting clocked sometimes.

This is a recurring theme for troons and poons, this insistence that they pass really well, really they do, before admitting, sometimes in the same sentence, like above that no, they get clocked 'sometimes'.

Everyone knows, little lady. Everyone.
 
If every doctor, judge, politician, and cop in the world told me it was a good idea to cut off my son's penis, put him in a dress, and call him a pretty lady, I'd say "no". Saying "no" to people who urge you to sexually abuse your children is the absolute bare minimum required for me to consider you a decent parent.
Depending on the state they may take your child out of your home and care completely and do it anyways.

Some parents are then forced with putting their child in foster care with strangers and them doing it anyways, or having your child in your home undergoing “”trans affirming care””for you to help mitigate some of the damage.

Here’s one such case out of Texas Wikipedia for the most biased account, but there’s some references and links as well, Article from a bloke in Iceland , Father lost everything except supervised visitation for just questioning his son’s transition, and Indiana parents lose custody for “endangering the welfare of their child” aka not transing them out- I’ll add it was the psychologist that “turned them in” iirc- so it’s not like they weren’t getting them care.

Obviously I didn’t sit and read thru every single case of kids being taken away over gender ideology, some of these may have something more going on, but the point is some states will rip your child from their home, place them with strangers, and perform unnecessary medical procedures/give medications with permanent devastating side effects and put you in prison for questioning it. In some cases they’re doing it even though they’re getting “””gender affirming care”””, you’re just not going far enough fast enough.

I absolutely couldn’t imagine the pain some of these families are going through, but the state is essentially giving the “choice” of: do it our way while they’re in your care, or do it our way while they’re in the care of strangers with very limited (usually supervised) contact with your child. You can move but if the state issues a court order they can make you come back to the state or go to prison, plus trying to move the child may cause them to report you themselves.

The trans shit is monstrous and there’s no good option except a total revocation of the trans ideals. I don’t blame every parent transing their kid, but I do blame the ones not questioning it and seeking additional help first. Medical and physical transition was always supposed to be a last resort for adults when all other treatments proved ineffective.
 
How do I make this about me?
I'm so used to the banter on KF that when I read this Reddit reply,
I had to double check which tab I was on
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Her boss talking like that just reminded me of male locker room talk and how
everyone gets insulted for their size or race, or whatever.
Calling someone micropenis would be funny among a group of real guys.
Getting upset about it only proves that you're not actually one of the lads.
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