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imagine sending your kids to public school and finding out that this monstrosity is their biology and sex ed teacher
suddenly homeschooling sounds like a pretty good idea tbh
I imagine the class would literally just be Queer Kid Stuff videos on repeat while the troon teacher jerks herself off in a closet
 
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I remember reading somewhere there was a good deal of success treating transexuals with same sex hormones (men with testosterone, women with estrogen), leading to the cessation of their wanting to transition. Some searches I just did didn't bring anything up, maybe these findings were memory holed. :(
I definitely think a lot of "not playing into people's delusions" research got memory-holed. I remember reading a couple of years back about a study that showed other treatments for troons that were simple psychiatric medications were highly effective, but for the life of me I can't find it.

I also hate the universal blacklisting of the Blanchard transexualism typology [note, when looking up the formal name in Wikipedia, I searched "Blanchard transexual" and nothing came up. I think they're definitely deranking it searchwise]. As a gay man, I DEFINITELY notice the pattern of younger troons being super-faggots and older troons being autogynophiles. This is illustrated well in the 80's when troons of color were the most common/visible ones because they came from cultures where homosexuality is absolutely unspeakable, so rather than saying they're gay, they say they're a woman trapped in a man's body. It also would get them more dick being a troon since the closeted gay guys could rationalize in their head that they're still straight for fucking a "woman".

Now the trend for gays is to either claim to be "queer" or a troon because being gay is too mainstream now so you've gotta do something to stand out more in the oppression hierarchy! I think the majority of the gay men in the US know all of this, but because of the head gays kowtowing to troons, they'll never admit it out loud, but they'll still avoid troons like it's the gay plague.
 
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Not to PL but--girls can feel disconnected and uncomfortable with their bodies without any trans-related stuff associated with it. Sometimes you hate the size of your boobs or hips and you don't want to sit there and feel it because you feel too fat/too thin/weird and out of it. It's a normal girl thing that happens due to our social perceptions of how to look.
That's not unique to girls either, it's been understood for fucking millenia that around puberty kids get VERY uncomfortable with their own bodies. Obviously boys and girls have different issues around puberty, but the idea that it doesn't feel "like you" is because holy shit you just changed a lot in a short time. You literally aren't the you that you were before, you're been flooded with hormones and shit. But it gets better, if you don't do anything crazy like start chopping shit off.
 
That's not unique to girls either, it's been understood for fucking millenia that around puberty kids get VERY uncomfortable with their own bodies. Obviously boys and girls have different issues around puberty, but the idea that it doesn't feel "like you" is because holy shit you just changed a lot in a short time. You literally aren't the you that you were before, you're been flooded with hormones and shit. But it gets better, if you don't do anything crazy like start chopping shit off.
Agree. I see a lot of feminists (which there seems to be a lot of here) really buying into the narrative that men are never self-conscious about their appearance or that puberty for men is easy breezy. Yeah, it's soooo much fun hiding your random boner during class or your part-time job. #MalePrivilege

They may come back with "Well, there's more social pressure on women!" Yeah, the majority of that social pressure comes from other women. Maybe being a fag I'm way off base, but if the entirety of the female population of Earth got 50% uglier, guys would still try to fuck as much pussy as possible.
 
They may come back with "Well, there's more social pressure on women!" Yeah, the majority of that social pressure comes from other women. Maybe being a fag I'm way off base, but if the entirety of the female population of Earth got 50% uglier, guys would still try to fuck as much pussy as possible.

Not off base at all, guys don't really give a shit as long as a girl isn't slovenly. It's really obvious when girls are trying to hard to be pretty because they look just like your run-of-the-mill over the top tranny.
 
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Agree. I see a lot of feminists (which there seems to be a lot of here) really buying into the narrative that men are never self-conscious about their appearance or that puberty for men is easy breezy. Yeah, it's soooo much fun hiding your random boner during class or your part-time job. #MalePrivilege

They may come back with "Well, there's more social pressure on women!" Yeah, the majority of that social pressure comes from other women. Maybe being a fag I'm way off base, but if the entirety of the female population of Earth got 50% uglier, guys would still try to fuck as much pussy as possible.

If a boy doesn't look like Dwayne Johnson or doesn't have an 10 inch penis he's already considered a manlet beta to the whole internet. Since we are dealing with a social media obsessed society, it's a big problem. The world is rough to boys.
 

Honestly, he doesn't seem to have changed much - he always called himself trans, it just was short for transvestite. Last I saw him say anything about it, it was pretty vague, though suggested that he was just kind of doing his own thing.
But maybe I don't want to dig any deeper because I think he's hilarious and finding out he'd gone gender-crazy would make me sad.

Not to PL but--girls can feel disconnected and uncomfortable with their bodies without any trans-related stuff associated with it. Sometimes you hate the size of your boobs or hips and you don't want to sit there and feel it because you feel too fat/too thin/weird and out of it. It's a normal girl thing that happens due to our social perceptions of how to look.

It's been a thing forever, that women are expected to not like some aspect of how they look - it's part of female socialising, sharing faults and ensuring you don't look too up yourself - there was a whole thing about it in the book Mean Girls was based on. I wish I could remember where I saw the article, but there was one yesterday talking about how women were more aggressive and policing of overtly sexual women than men were.

Of course, you police overtly sexual 'women' and you get called a transphobe, so that's fun.
 
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this guy is looking to be the second f in an ffm threesome, and it brings me so much joy to know that these gross couples have to see shit like this too. there's a kind of cosmic justice to it, like witnessing a circle of hell where the swingers are made to take the dicks of the troons
 
this is the best one
this guy is looking to be the second f in an ffm threesome, and it brings me so much joy to know that these gross couples have to see shit like this too. there's a kind of cosmic justice to it, like witnessing a circle of hell where the swingers are made to take the dicks of the troons
The most insulting part is this person calling themself "goth".
 
I detest this phrase. People have free will and can do what they want, especially in the Anglosphere, regardless of what "society" says.

"Female socialization" is the feminist form of "transphobia": it's the mythical, eternal source of all of women's problems.
Socialization refers to how people are brought up and involves parental, cultural, and community expectations and values. Everyone is socialized in one way or another. It can cause problems in self-image but it can also go the other way if you're raised in a more positive environment. "Socialization" is a neutral descriptor that applies to everyone.
 
Socialization refers to how people are brought up and involves parental, cultural, and community expectations and values. Everyone is socialized in one way or another. It can cause problems in self-image but it can also go the other way if you're raised in a more positive environment. "Socialization" is a neutral descriptor that applies to everyone.
My only encounter of "female socialization" is on "gender critical" feminist boards. It is discussed always in terms of "if it wasn't for female socialization, my life would be perfect" and how it's reinforced by "the patriarchy". I agree socialization itself is a neutral term, but "female socializing" is not, in my experience. And regardless, feminism's influence on how "gender socializing" is done in the US, "female socialization" is a net positive with all these hamfisted "girls can be anything" campaigns despite girls doing much better than boys in school and no campaigns to help them and an overall popular culture against being masculine. Either way, I don't think it plays much of a role since I think every person is socialized significantly different due to environment.
 
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I detest this phrase. People have free will and can do what they want, especially in the Anglosphere, regardless of what "society" says.

"Female socialization" is the feminist form of "transphobia": it's the mythical, eternal source of all of women's problems.

I'd say it's a simple fact that men and women are socialised differently, and especially groups of all-men and all-women relate to each other differently. It's not an excuse for anything, it's a simple, undeniable truth. Which is of course why MTF troons try and deny that they were socialised as men, because they don't believe in facts. They just believe that because they were a dainty girl on the inside all along, that in no way did they get treated male growing up, learn to be a male adult rather than female adult, and have certain inclinations that are more common in men than women.

People have free will. But we were all raised in a society that, like all societies, treats men and women differently. It's not programming that we are forced to follow the entirety of our lives. But gender roles are constructed socially, and that's just how we experience the world.

Though, again, troons try and claim that gender or sex itself is a social construct. Which is absolute self-serving bullshit.
 
My only encounter of "female socialization" is on "gender critical" feminist boards. It is discussed always in terms of "if it wasn't for female socialization, my life would be perfect" and how it's reinforced by "the patriarchy". I agree socialization itself is a neutral term, but "female socializing" is not, in my experience. And regardless, feminism's influence on how "gender socializing" is done in the US, "female socialization" is a net positive with all these hamfisted "girls can be anything" campaigns despite girls doing much better than boys in school and no campaigns to help them and an overall popular culture against being masculine. Either way, I don't think it plays much of a role either way since I think every person is socialized significantly different due to environment.
Yeah I can understand that. Anyone who blames outside factors for their own failure in life is an idiot.
 
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I detest this phrase. People have free will and can do what they want, especially in the Anglosphere, regardless of what "society" says.

"Female socialization" is the feminist form of "transphobia": it's the mythical, eternal source of all of women's problems.
sex-based socialization is actually pretty easy to see: there are experiences that typical men have in common, and experiences that typical women have in common. for example, at some point a boy notices that he's not small anymore, and has to come to terms with his relative strength and size, how to use it, and how it changes his relations to other people. the flip side of this is that a woman lives with constant awareness that half the population is bigger and a potential physical threat. in both cases, you can see the effects on how people communicate and handle interpersonal conflict.

without overgeneralizing, feminists are often aware that power imbalances between the sexes have their roots in biological reality, and are consequently innate to some extent. my impression is that because we're not really in a state of nature, feminists want to use technological and cultural advances to secure greater agency for women. this doesn't seem too crazy -- if the burdens placed upon women by their bodies are easier to manage than ever, there's less reason to shelter them or deny the opportunities to participate in public life historically afforded to men.

that said, i'm not sure i'd trust feminists to reconfigure socialization in a way that allows both sexes to thrive and make prosocial use of their innate characteristics, and i've definitely seen crazies misuse the concept. ideologues tend to abuse good ideas and apply them where they have no explanatory power
 
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