- Joined
- Jun 13, 2022
Pretty sure that's a fursona/character page, so definitely.Did you notice the pooner daughter included pronouns in her drawing of a cat? Poor child has clearly been groomed.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Pretty sure that's a fursona/character page, so definitely.Did you notice the pooner daughter included pronouns in her drawing of a cat? Poor child has clearly been groomed.
A Buddhist pooner - a poodhist? - learns that even amongst her peaceful, accepting religion, there still exist some in her group that loathe the fact that she even shows up at all. Obviously, because to dislike a troon or poon is a crime most unforgivable, the leader of the group is trying to ferret out the anonymous transphobe, but such efforts of allyshp are wasted on OP as she despairs that anyone could object to her at all. "I bet this person would actually enjoy my company if I was cis," she pouts. "But God forbid trans people simply exist in the same space as cis people." My dear, I feel as if that sentiment alone may contribute to why this mysterious hater wishes you'd take a short walk off a dark bridge and snap a picture before you drop...Does anyone else have regret after transitioning due to the social rejection?
Because of my transition I have lost me entire friend circle and my children were taken away from me and I am treated like I am wrong for existing.
Its a horrible trade off, I look in the mirror and love myself and I am finally happy with myself for the first time ever. But then I realize what I had to give up in order to have self acceptance: no more relationship, no more children in my life, no more friends around to help and encourage, no family to love me, no children to watch grow old. These are the things you will give up in order to transition.
In addition you will he stalked and harassed by groups of strangers, you will be sexually assaulted, you will be hated by almost everyone you encounter for the rest of your life.
Still wanna go forward with it?!?!? Good!
Because the haters will lose in the long run.
And there is a huge family ofthat will accept you.
You got this, its worth it. It will be hard, but worth it.
In the wake of his part in dethroning CedarWolf from r/MTF, pediatric transitioner, perpetual shit-stirrer and supporter of child grooming Amekyras seems under the impression that had he been born a woman, he could've kept all of his teeth; instead, they rot miserably out of his skull due to suffering from an eating disorder, and now he's looking down the barrel of having only 26 teeth before turning 26 himself. I sympathize with just about anybody suffering from dental problems as they are an issue most agonizing and stigmatized, but it's this fucking weirdo who helps run subs to get kids on illegal hormone therapy, so instead I laugh and laugh and laugh.I hate how merely existing is “controversial”
For context, I’m very visibly trans. I’m pre-everything but have facial hair thanks to Minoxidil and beard dye. I’m just a normal person. A little eccentric, yeah, but really just a regular person just like everyone else. Just like every trans person. We’re all just people.
All we want is what everyone wants: we want to have a personal life, enjoy our jobs, eat, sleep, socialize, and walk around without being harassed or being a point of controversy. But everywhere I go, I’m “the tr4nny.” Oh I want a regular conversation with someone like a normal human being? Too bad. They’re going to bring up something really personal and inappropriate.
I bring all this up because something happened in a social group I’m a part of. We all meet because we’re Buddhists. We want happiness and peace for all sentient beings. We meditate on love and compassion and share our merits with all living creatures. That is why we meet. When I’m there, I don’t feel like “the tr4nny.” I’m just a member of a beautiful group of people. It’s the *one* place where I don’t feel like a point of controversy and am treated like everyone else.
Everyone I’ve met there are wonderful human beings. They treat me like a normal person— no invasive or inappropriate questions, no loud “IM OK WITH YOU BEING BORN A GIRL! IT DOESNT MATTER TO ME! YOURE STILL PRETTY!” nor “WHATS IN YOUR PANTS?!”, no weird cis people who MUST point out you’re trans at every opportunity they get. We’re all just there to be peaceful and compassionate. It’s beautiful.
But I’ve recently got wind that someone in the group is a huge transphobe and has been complaining about/insulting me online? They’ve apparently been doing it anonymously, so nobody has any idea who it is. In fact, I’m not even supposed to know about this ordeal, but I just happened to catch wind of it. Most people in the group are unaware that this is happening.
While this group is the most accepting, kind, compassionate group I’ve ever been a part of, we do live in the reddest state in the US and it’s not uncommon to be harassed here. But in a Buddhist group? Really?? The dude who runs the group is trying to take care of it and figure out who it is, but damn. Can’t a guy just live in peace? Why can’t I just be seen as a normal dude? Why is this even a big deal? I AM JUST A REGULAR PERSON.
If you wanna talk shit about me, get to know me first. The person doing this probably has not even spoken to me. You cannot possibly know a thing about me just by looking at me other than I’m trans. If people would just set aside hate for three seconds and get to know the people they hate, this shit wouldn’t be an issue. Frankly, I’m a likable person. I bet this person would actually enjoy my company if I was cis. But God forbid trans people simply *exist* in the same space as cis people. This shit is so ridiculous I swear y’all.
After being tossed in the crazy house for being crazy, a TiF is upset that they took away her most prized possession: her packer; to make matters even more humiliating, they believed it to be a sex toy and had to coax her into giving it away by reminding her that while masturbation isn't shameful, it's still something that must be done in private quarters. The comments on this are also pretty funny, with one fellow dood acting as if the words "This is a prosthesis, not a toy. Prostheses are protected under the law as a part of the body" are somehow a magical spell that protects one's fakedong from repossession by mental health professionals. Look, girls, I can guarantee you that just about no psych ward nurse wants to be handling what she believes to be a crazy lady's emotional support dildo, okay?if I had been born as a real woman everything wouldn't be so fucked up for me
Dentist wants me to have TEN FUCKING APPOINTMENTS. They want to take out two more of my teeth (I've already had four out), do two root canals, all this when the anaesthetic doesn't fucking work and I can feel it.
None of this would have happened if I was just a fucking cis woman. I wouldn't have been bullied for being trans. I wouldn't have developed an eating disorder. I wouldn't have spent nearly a fucking year in the psych ward. I wouldn't have teeth rotting out of my jaw from this shit. Fuck. Literally the only reason I've not ended it is my best friend or platonic partner or whatever. They're too pure for this world and I love them so fucking much, and if I died they'd die too.
Fuck it sorry for ruining your night.
BFF, or Based Friend Forever: upon a tranny's announcement of a name change in a group chat where he expected all of his friends to fall into line accordingly, one man takes a stand and pens a thoughtful, measured response that still manages to draw the burning ire of his tranny pal. The essay OP's friend sends is honestly extremely satisfying to read - and makes me suspect OP's friend is a secret Kiwi - so rather than summarize, I don't want to spoil all the best parts. But just to whet your appetite, those of you who love to see true chivalry in action will enjoy it extra as OP's pal isn't keen on how he's behaved around women in the past and compares OP to a science-denying flat earther.I was baker acted (involuntary hospitalized at psych ward), they took my dick and I low key feel violated
My whole entire time there I was thinking about getting my packer back. It felt like a piece of me was missing; Aka my dihh
Anyways I did get my packer back after I was discharged but I always missed my dick. I was upset they took my packer and it did kinda have a strap thing, I made a do it urself strap for my packer to fit in all my underwear and they thought it was a toy n was like “you don’t have to be ashamed, we all do it but you can’t do it here you have to do that at home” bro I was so embarrassed![]()
I've been noticing for a while now that tensions have been rising further and further between Jaxons, Bugs and the mighty Lunas that hold their leashes, and this post is no exception. Yet still, this poor Aiden is required to repeat the mantra that it's "not all trans women," as if making a blanket statement about trannies in particular risks immediate electric shocks from the collar placed on her the moment she swapped pronouns.Coming Out to Friends - Unsupportive Response
I recently decided I wanted to try out a name change. I haven't been feeling super attached to my old name especially the gender component. So I opted for a unisex option: Ashley.
At the beginning of the month, I told four groups about: my siblings (supportive), friends in the kink community (supportive), and two regular friend groups (mixed response).
In one of these friends groups, this happened (yes, all names have been altered except 'Ashley'):
Initial post to group chat:
Okay, serious conversation time.
I need to get better at speaking up in the moment, but I would really prefer to be referred to in neutral or at least non-masculine terms. So they/them instead of he/him.
Also:
After quite a bit of consideration, I've decided I'm at the point I want to try a more neutral/feminine name.
Ashley
Responses in group chat:
(Greg): [like]
(Bobby): I'll probably fuck up a time or two out of habit, but all g
(me): I plan on being patient. Maybe a nametag as a reminder.
(Peter): I didn’t get to pick my nickname, but I suppose it’s reasonable to do so.
Response from Peter in private chat:
Ok, it's time for my portion of the serious conversation. I did consider having this conversation in person, but as you have displayed a pattern of preferring difficult conversations over text as well as my wanting to represent my thoughts exhaustively I'm choosing to at least start via text.
First, I want to emphasize this comes from a place of compassion, and I am duley interested in the best outcomes for everyone. That being said I want to make my stance known, as well as my reasoning. I've delayed hosting another magic session to ensure I've had enough time for contemplation; this includes well over a month of explicit research as well as a generally following the topic over the last 7 years. I have done a significant amount of reading, sought guidance from friends and family, and quite a bit of introspection to come to my conclusions. Among other things I have reviewed the SCOTUS argumentation for the transgender case last year, the Cass report, Yale's answer to the Cass report, John Money, and looked into a number of documentaries both pro and critical of gender ideology. I do remain open minded and welcome additional information and context, but at this time I consider myself reasonably well informed.
Originally, I was supportive of the trans movement, as it sought to draw parallels with the gay rights movement before it. I think the government shouldn't be involved in marriage at all. The fact remains that marriage does provide benefits from the government and equal protection demands everyone has the ability to enter in a marriage contract with the government. Easy to justify legally and personally because I don't actually care what sexual activity folks do privately as long as it involves consent, and doesn't involve kids, animals, or your blood relative, etc. However, after doing the best I can to educate myself, I've come to the conclusion that the trans movement is very different than gay rights. While gay rights involve fair treatment by the government, and doesn't involve private citizens; by contrast as you've displayed in the commander chat the trans movement requires all other private citizens to alter their behavior. Rainbows, bright outfits, flamboyant behavior, women's clothing don't actually make you gay or not gay, its simply an attraction to men and much like me and a lot of folks don't care for stoner culture while simultaneously enjoying weed you can be critical of a subculture or behavior without being hatful of the underlying sexual preference. This has been a source of consternation for me as I'm interested in supporting my friend, but I'm also interested in the truth and validating behavior I find worthwhile. In every other scenario in my life, validation, praise, and commendation are things I reserve for achievement, adding value to my life, or behavior I find virtuous like enriching the lives of others. I find myself unable to justify changing my behavior in this circumstance, though my mind remains open.
I need to address your behavior toward some women in my life. I've spoken with Marsha, and observed some of it myself. From what I've gathered you have a pattern of seeking validation from women. It happened with Cindy; it's now happening with Marsha, and it's not unreasonable to guess its expanded to others I'm unaware of as well. Marsha has made a conscious effort to include and socialize with you, and thus far you've made little to no effort to acknowledge her as a person. It's not a stretch to assume she's being used as a source of female validation due to the nature of your conversations, and lending her a book doesn't exactly expand your relationship to that level of intimacy. That alone may be fine, but a complicating factor is you're my friend and you regularly spend time at our house. So she feels less empowered than she should to state plainly the conversations are inappropriate for stage and nature of the friendship, so it comes off as one sided and demeaning. She is more than just a woman, she is an actual person with feelings, hobbies, ideas, and character. She remains open to friendship in an earnest and reciprocal capacity, but not as a validation source.
Marsha shared with me a number of concerning things you've discussed:
Keeping track of misgendering -This is a grievance (or victim) mindset, and not particularly constructive. I get misgendered by my mail weekly.
Seeking validation from a credit card, legal name, or government identification - None of these things can love or accept you, they represent nothing particularly worthwhile. No accomplishment, no merit, no virtue. Rather than becoming a better person, living up to your ideals this looks like a shortcut to additional validation. As in Romeo and Juliet "A rose by any other name...", in this case nothing really changes and seeking any validation from a soulless credit card company that will happily remove its "pride flag" logo in Saudi Arabia is nonsensical when thought through.
Your emphasis on therapy to get hormones - As someone who has dealt with mental illness most of my life, I implore you to seek non-affirming help from medical professionals, at least as part of your process. Medication and surgery is a last resort, and what I've found when scouring the evidence is the procedures are risky with lifelong side effects and the resulting mental health outcomes are mixed at the absolute best. Minnesota has a law that, while not explicitly forbidding any treatment that is non-affirming it is worded ambiguously enough that most practices will not want to risk the lawsuit. Thus, you will have to explicitly seek to have your gender and source of unhappiness assertions challenged. Failing to be challenged can and does result in gender identity disorder or autogynephilia masking root cause and comorbidities. If you do ultimately choose to proceed with hormones or surgery, I hope it's after visiting a clinical psychologist, one or more therapists, and perhaps a psychiatrist and exhaustively exploring all other possible coping mechanisms. However, you need to figure out if the problem you want to solve is not feeling comfortable, not being happy, or anything else. Regardless nobody else is responsible for your happiness, so folks choosing not to participate in gender affirmation shouldn't hold sway over your self-worth. If you are considering medical intervention and the desired outcome is centered around other people's behavior that indicates a deeply flawed and concerning mindset in my opinion.
The idea that men can be women is demonstrably untrue. There have been plenty of ill applied nuance, reclassifying mental disorders, bullying, and other word gymnastics like gender vs. sex. to force others like me who mostly don't wish to participate to capitulate. It won't change the fact that a woman is an adult human female.
I find it very Orwellian particularly "2+2=5" that stating men and women are different is somehow phobic or otherwise unkind. Much like the fat acceptance movement with the mantra "healthy at any size" was measurably untrue; I find the same here. I see little difference between the flat earth movement and the trans movement, particularly because both offer a community of likeminded people, a sense of belonging, with an emphasis on "debunking" established norms or measurable reality. I remain open to being convinced otherwise, but at this time all the evidence I've come across, all the arguments for and against lead me to this conclusion. Much like I wouldn't feel comfortable validating that an obese friend of mine were "healthy" or feeding them unhealthy food at my house, calling an anorexic person fat to suit their image of themselves, or condoning or assisting in a depressed persons suicide, I don't feel comfortable participating in the validation you've requested. Validation is based on virtue or accomplishment. I hope I'm wrong and you've done the work, the introspection, but I'm not seeing evidence of it and you have not shared anything with me to indicate it. The baseline mental health recommendations involve regular exercise, sleep, and a healthy balanced diet I hope you are making efforts on that front.
You've inadvertently (or perhaps purposely) coopted our commander meetups. Rather than slinging spells with the bros, we have pivoted to that PLUS validating YOU. Now, no matter how supportive each of our friends is, to comply with your request requires them to navigate complex board states in magic while also making sure to have you, your feelings, and your pronouns in their head. Now, the typical argument is it's not a big ask, which at face value I do agree. However, if like me someone does not believe men can ever become women then it constitutes capitulation to a falsehood to at best placate someone else and at worst helps facilitate a path forward focused on ill justified medicalization. It's also more work; you are now more work to be around while complying with your request. I don't want to imply you are not worth it, I want to draw attention to the absolute fact that a willing adjustment requires a deliberate and conscious effort that includes corrections and negative feelings for erring. That I will not require at my house, so those who wish to participate and seek your pronoun reminders are welcome to, but it will not be required in my home. I'm aware I have undue control because I typically like hosting people for a verity of events including commander, which is a reason why I have not made any of this known in the commander chat yet. I also don't want you to feel attacked or excluded. If you choose not to participate, or you wish to host/facilitate your own events with particular emphasis on your preference you are well within your rights to do so, as are the others who host in our commander group. The point is everyone is making their own choice while being respectful to each other and our autonomy as individuals.
I realize that my statements revolve around me, my thoughts, and my behavior. I'm aware that although I believe your request does invite feedback, the majority I've provided was not actually solicited. In short, I realize you didn't ask. I do feel the need to explain myself and my actions carefully and thoroughly though to ensure clear communication regarding a sensitive topic. It is not out of arrogance, a hatred of you or anyone else, or some sense of moral superiority. It is not to indicate that I expect you or anyone else to accept my point of view. It does however, constitute a manifestation of a distinct fact. That we can only control ourselves, our own actions, thoughts, and feelings and nobody else's.
So to be clear, I remain your friend, and I'll continue to invite you to relevant events I host. I expect you to apologize to Marsha for the way you've behaved thus far. Marsha does seem genuinely open to reciprocal friendship. Finally, and notably unless more information changes my mind, I'll not participate in a new nickname. I also wouldn't call Greg "Bill" or any extra name I don't want to participate in; in a vacuum a nearly 40 year old person changing their name looks more like a midlife crisis to me than anything else, and due to the concerns I've already noted I don't feel comfortable participating. If it is truly a request, then at this time I am declining.
I hope you find sustainable happiness regardless of anything else, and I hope we remain friends.
My response to Peter:
Firstly, I'm deeply concerned about receiving a 4-page essay in response to the simple request that was made. Despite your claim this was done out of compassion, it's reading as someone who started with a conclusion and sought support for that conclusion rather than seeking understanding. Citing the Cass Report, for example, is a huge red flag. The fact that you did this research instead of asking my thoughts also supports the idea you had no intention of approaching this in an open-minded way.
Do you see the hypocrisy in saying my request is forcing your way of thinking of me, while then forcing me to bend to your view?
I don't see a path where we remain friends when you can't offer me the basic level of respect I was initially asking for. If the choice is protecting an unequal friendship or protecting my mental health, I'm choosing myself every time. Don't bother inviting me to things, because I won't show up.
My Thoughts
I'm still undecided if I'm posting this to look for people to agree with my response, or looking for someone to point out something I misinterpreted, or if I'm just venting. The 4-page response I got left me feeling shaken, horrified, and betrayed. I can only assume that 'Peter' looking at his girlfriends messages with me sparked some of this; I mentioned to her the idea of looking into both a name change and therapy as a potential path to hormones. It annoys me that was interpreted as wanting to make huge changes to my body without talking to professionals at some point. Maybe I'm being too sensitive to some of their words, but I have read a lot of bad stories from Trans people coming out and recognize some patterns.
Notes
- There is a section at the beginning of using some women as an emotional crutch; I did talk to people potentially affected by that, and seems to be an isolated incident from a mismatch in comfort zones.
- Yes, all the names (except my own and an example name) have been changed to the Brady kids.
Finally, everyone's a critic: during a night out with some friends, a TiM's ego gets a wrecking ball from reality when a friend's girlfriend drew a picture of him most unflattering. While he didn't show the picture itself - a bummer, really - he has uploaded selfies in the past, and judging from his own description of the caricature, I think the girlfriend should consider a career in portraiture given her keen eye.I don't hate trans women, but I'm just so tired.
I'm tired of them invalidating our experiences because we're a lot different.
I'm tired of them acting like we have it so easy.
I'm tired of them treating us like confused girls who got mixed up in the patriarchy.
I'm tired of them acting like being a trans woman is the only way to be trans.
I'm tired of them making posts or remarks that are obviously geared towards trans femmes and labeling them as being "relatable for every trans person!"
I'm tired of them belittling us.
I'm tired of them cutting us out.
I'm tired of being told I'm butting into 'real trans issues" but daring to fucking speak up.
I'm tired of having them point out features of my body and saying "Too bad you're ruining this perfect body. I'd kill for this."
I'm tired of them acting like us being constantly ignored in every discussion is a blessing and putting us down when we bring it up.
I'm tired.
And yeah, I know it's not all trans women. Obviously. I don't hate trans women, they're just like us. Just women. I'm just so tired of the amount of pushback I get from the online (and very occasionally irl) community at times because of this.
They have all the attention, we get no attention. But guess what? We both still get beat up for who we are. We both get harassed and abused. We both get bullied at school or abandoned by our families. We both get assaulted in bathrooms. We both get killed.
Christ. I just want us to with each other. I'm so tired of being treated like the enemy when I'm being affected just as much.
Friend did a drawing of me and I feel violated
Went to trivia night with some friends and one of my friends gf wanted to do a drawing of me, without telling me, and she showed everyone and it looked like a weird school shooter type with long hair, like she gave me really really big eyebrows and a really square chin, and everyone was laughing and it hurts because like, yeah I know I look like that but don’t remind me. And then she asks me is it good, and I’m like I guess I don’t know, Its probably good because I just don’t like how I look. She did drawings of other people and they just looked normal, she gave me liek an angry bitchy hon face fml
"I had to take care of the household because I wass a man."
The Reddit comments on this post are making me MATI. How dare your friend not instantly validate you and expresses concern? It doesn't matter how nice you are to these people. They're in a cult.BFF, or Based Friend Forever: upon a tranny's announcement of a name change in a group chat where he expected all of his friends to fall into line accordingly, one man takes a stand and pens a thoughtful, measured response that still manages to draw the burning ire of his tranny pal. The essay OP's friend sends is honestly extremely satisfying to read - and makes me suspect OP's friend is a secret Kiwi - so rather than summarize, I don't want to spoil all the best parts. But just to whet your appetite, those of you who love to see true chivalry in action will enjoy it extra as OP's pal isn't keen on how he's behaved around women in the past and compares OP to a science-denying flat earther.
Sure, cis women don't ever develop eating disorders... "Identify as" versus "identify with" is a serious truth bomb.None of this would have happened if I was just a fucking cis woman. I wouldn't have been bullied for being trans. I wouldn't have developed an eating disorder.
If every white woman were to simply vanish tomorrow, the trans lunacy would end a week later. Without the support of the overwhelmingly-white handmaidens, the rapehons and AGPs themselves would have no backing and could all be easily stuffed back into their (wives') closets. The pooners would simply get bored and quietly re-assimilate into sane society and disappear.So a bored overprivileged shitlibbed out winemom poons out her autistic daughter for asspats from her shitlib friends and is now horrified by the possibility that she isn't super speshul poonmom anymore... These women should be shipped to and married off to some goat raping dirtfarmer in the middle of bumfucknowhereistan, they'd finally have enough problems of their own to not ruin other people's lives.
The Reddit comments on this post are making me MATI. How dare your friend not instantly validate you and expresses concern? It doesn't matter how nice you are to these people. They're in a cult.
She also ended up 41%ing by eating a large amount of arsenic. Truly a role model for the troons.The term you're looking for may be ennui. The classic depiction of it is Madame Bovary, who has an affair because she's bored and needs some excitement in her life.
Better yet, if they tried to troon out their children in Goatrapeistan, they'd be buried up to their waists and everybody in town would throw rocks at them until they died.These women should be shipped to and married off to some goat raping dirtfarmer in the middle of bumfucknowhereistan, they'd finally have enough problems of their own to not ruin other people's lives.

Obviously, because to dislike a troon or poon is a crime most unforgivable, the leader of the group is trying to ferret out the anonymous transphobe, but such efforts of allyshp are wasted on OP as she despairs that anyone could object to her at all.
The dude who runs the group is trying to take care of it and figure out who it is, but damn.
Remember that despite what libtoids say about ancient Greece being a fag utopia and everyone being out of the closet, if the average greek citizen discovered you were a fag or a crossdresser they would beat you to death in a dark alley of the Polis and leave you there.
Being a fag was something only the higher classes did and it was widely hated by the average person.
The drawings are really good. Kids got talent.A mother who pooned out her daughter is shocked that even Massachusetts is backing off the troon trend. The kid was only 15 and they got her on testosterone.
View attachment 8881547
View attachment 8881548
View attachment 8881549
Rest of the article is worth reading. The kid was originally gender non-conforming and is, shockingly, autistic.
Thragg gender: ripping out intestines for the glory of the Viltrumite Empire.
"Trans women can and will defend themselves." He says before killing a bunch of kids and himself.Meet Doughty Marie G-spot, I saw this on X and if someone else already made a post of this, I'll delete it. Otherwise, I thought about posting it here.
View attachment 8884568
Wow, I hate this. Thanks.A Buddhist pooner - a poodhist?
This was soooo good. I relished every bit of it. Had to check the comments.BFF, or Based Friend Forever: upon a tranny's announcement of a name change in a group chat where he expected all of his friends to fall into line accordingly, one man takes a stand and pens a thoughtful, measured response that still manages to draw the burning ire of his tranny pal.








