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How can someone, anyone not tell them there is no feeling in scar tissue?
And I posted in the other thread. where is fartsqueezedagain and chunky van chunkers to point out it was another dude taking a real wahman's spot?
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Can't wait for troons to yell, "Twas transphobia that killed this beast"
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First recorded fatality caused by overuse of the blur tool and filters.
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LMFAO imagine going through all that shit to artificially change your gender just so you can be a twitch thot.
I'm like, "nah homie. Actual twitch thots don't get banned they get money. Your dumb ass got banned because you're a dude showing too much of that there epidermis, genius."
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transphobia is the reason for all bad things. it causes global warming. it causes unemployment. it's the cause of every world war. if your back hurt, it's because of transphobia. if you make stupid decisions, it's because of transphobia. if it weren't for transphobia, we would all have pet unicorns, and no beautiful, brave stunning transwoman would ever cry.
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Well book me a flight to Thailand, because those apostrophes are driving me crazy.
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You're on the right track. Punctuation Nazis are all troons... that's why they get so bent over missing periods.
Hiyo!
Unrelated: I got my friend's socialist (2nd wave) feminist wife using the term "troons." She loves it.
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People on Twitter are flipping out about this from the new My Hero Academia episode.
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>2 literally mentally ill characters are calling a he a she
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Some tranny League of Legends player died in his sleep
Video gamer Remilia dies suddenly aged 24 - as boyfriend pays tribute
Remilia, whose real name is Maria Creveling, rose to fame in the gaming world and was a professional League of Legends playerwww.mirror.co.uk
Popular video gamer Remilia dies suddenly aged 24 - as boyfriend pays tribute
Remilia, whose real name is Maria Creveling, rose to fame in the gaming world and was a professional League of Legends player
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Amber Hicks
NEWS
- 19:39, 28 DEC 2019
- UPDATED19:54, 28 DEC 2019
Her death was announced by her best friend, and boyfriend (Image: Twitter)
Video gamer Remilia has died aged 24, it has been announced.
Tributes are being paid to the professional League of Legends player, who passed away "peacefully in her sleep" last night.
The death of Remilia, whose real name is Maria Creveling, was made public by her boyfriend on Twitter .
He wrote: "My girlfriend Maria died last night, she wouldn't want any lengthy public statement, so all I'll say is the 4 months I knew her were the best of both our lives and although she deserved so much more, it was a privilege to know her for the short time I did. RIP Maria, I love you."
Remilia, from Vegas, was the first ever woman to compete professionally in the League of Legends game.
Tributes are being paid to the 24-year-old (Image: Twitter)
She won a spot in the League of Legends Championship Series in 2015 as part of the Esports team Renegades.
Her best friend Richard Lewis also paid tribute and said: "It is with great sadness that I inform you that my best friend Maria Creveling passed away peacefully in her sleep yesterday.
"Her absence will leave a void that can never be filled.
"She would not have wanted any lengthy statements or grand eulogies. Despite having fans all over the world she was never one who craved the spotlight.
She won a spot in the League of Legends Championship Series in 2015 (Image: Twitter)
"My only request is that anyone wanting to pay tribute reach out to ensure that it is done in a manner that respects her wishes."
Remilia – who was transgender – had stepped back from the spotlight, saying pressure of competing on stage was impacting her mental health.
She was previously targeted by a torrent of online abuse as she rose to the top of the League of Legends community.
"She was one of the best people I knew," said one heartbroken friend (Image: Twitter)
She spoke candidly about the pressure when she stepped down from Renegades.
Speaking in 2016, she said: "The past few weeks have been really tough for me as I’ve continued to struggle with a lot of personal issues.
"Most notably anxiety and self-esteem issues.
"These were amplified by playing on stage and the rigorous day-to-day of being a pro player, compounded with a lot of the stress."
Meanwhile dozens of people are paying tribute to "inspirational" Remilia.
One wrote: "This is terribly tragic, Maria was always so kind and thoughtful in all my interactions with her."
Another said: "I'm shook, she was one of the best people I knew, never met someone as funny, smart and thoughtful."
LMAO he looked entirely different from the filtered photos. He was a typical greasy gamer troon & he behaved like one too.
He blackmailed people to get his dick mangled. He was an asshole, a typical looney troon. His misery is 99℅ his fault.
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Here's Remilia/Maria Creveling's Facebook, if anyone's curious. There's not much on it though.
And here's his instagram. https://archive.li/wip/0jMLK
Some redditors are saying that transphobes were responsible for his mental problems lol.
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And here's his instagram. https://archive.li/wip/0jMLK
Some redditors are saying that transphobes were responsible for his mental problems lol.
Remilia (Maria Creveling, ex Misfits and Renegades player) has passed…
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Who’s that one Thai butcher who does the deed for virtually nothing, uses iodine and twilight anesthesia, and does the bare minimum of carving a hole downstairs? This sounds like his work.
I’m torn because, on the one hand, trannies do this to themselves. Not just the surgery, they get their junk carved up on the cheap and expect that to work out. But, on the other hand, incompetent bastards mutilating desperate lunatics for cash is Mengele-level “medicine”.
I guess I’ll just despise everyone involved.
Remilia ♡ (@DevilRemilia) | Twitter
The latest Tweets from Remilia ♡ (@DevilRemilia). Professional League of Legends Player ♡ Challenger Support ♡ Twitch + League Partner ♡ idolmariya@gmail.com ♡ Highly Responsive to Prayers. Vegastwitter.com
Is her boyfriend a she? He looks kind of feminine at least. He almost looks like Onision’s wife Krai. Forgive I don’t know how to archive but anyways I did some browsing on this person. Here are some other stuff I noticed:
1. Sadly based on what Army Butger posted and other posts Remilla would make, yeah... this is definitely a 41% situation...
2. Lots of uwu I’m so lewd posts on Remilla’s account
3. Seemed to suffer from loneliness
4. Remilla seems to be attracted to females
5. Finally, Remilla seemed has an animu body pillow that I wish I didn’t have to see.
Phew, I was worried for a second that an actual gaymer trooned out like this. Of course he was straight.
Even if the vocal surgery hadn’t been fucked up, what did he think was going to happen? Your voice changes from a normal male range to something that sounds like a mouse on helium, and you think anyone wants to hear you sing?
Der weiße Teufel
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The Dignitas he's referring to here is an esports team, Misfits as well.
He was not really a big deal it seems, played like one season in the American League in 2015 and then pretty much disappeared from the pro scene.
(I am just waiting for Sneaky to troon out, he has already perfected the trap cosplay. Passes better than Remilia too)
Of course, and the evil transphobes fucked up his surgery too. I love the denial there that "trans people are not inherently worse of mentally", where is that study again with the higher rates of autism and BPD/NPD/whatever? Also, nobody's probably allowed to mention his surgery complications because that's also anti-trans propaganda.
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The surgery complications were the fault of the evil Chris Badawi!
And the American healthcare system for making dick removal surgery too expensive!
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"Could it be that creating an open wound where my reproductive organs used to be in my psychosis, thinking that this fundamentally restructures each and every cell in my body making me the other gender is a bad idea? No, it is the 'transphobes' who are wrong and are causing me pain between the loins."
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JK can enter the dreams of trannies and murder them in their sleep ala Freddy Krueger
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This is the life they chose. A male body can't have a vagina. Just butchery. It's seriously the best thing that could happen to these broken brains
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Not a parody, despite the headline.
Having said that, is it even worth posting this kind thing any more? Or has it become too common? (Still icks me out. But I'm old.)
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Having said that, is it even worth posting this kind thing any more? Or has it become too common? (Still icks me out. But I'm old.)
Transgender man gives birth to non-binary partner's baby with female …
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Transgender man gives birth to non-binary partner's baby with female sperm donor
EXCLUSIVE: Proud dad Reuben Sharpe has revealed how he gave birth to miracle baby Jamie with partner Jay in Britain’s most modern family - and even the couple's doctor was transgender
Proud dad Reuben Sharpe today tells how HE gave birth to a miracle baby in Britain’s most modern family.
The 39-year-old transitioned to a man 12 years ago.
But he still had maternal instincts and six years ago stopped taking testosterone in the hope of one day having a child.
And that dream came true when he and partner Jay had a bouncing baby.
Jay is non-binary – so does not identify as male or female.
The sperm donor was a trans woman... and even the DOCTOR was transgender.
And while a handful of other UK men have fallen pregnant after transitioning from a woman, Reuben and Jay are among the first couples to speak out about their remarkable journey.
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Beaming with pride, wedding photographer Reuben says: “It’s taken six years to get this far, but now we have a baby in our arms and that was the end goal. I finally feel complete.
“It wasn’t that I was desperate to have the birthing experience or pregnancy experience, but I wanted a child and I had the facility to do it.
Excited
“Both of our families love kids. I was so glad my family were as excited about our baby as they were their other grandkids.”
The road to parenthood has certainly been long and winding.
Reuben explains how he began living as a man in 2007 – taking male hormones which left him with a beard, deep voice and masculine features.
But realising he wanted a baby, Reuben spoke to a trusted trans doctor about the possibility of falling pregnant.
He was reassured it was possible as he still had his womb and ovaries.
Reuben and Jay met in a pub and hit it off (Image: Adam Gerrard/Sunday Mirror)READ MORE
So he took a break from his testosterone medicine to enable him to undergo fertility treatment.
Reuben met fellow wedding snapper Jay, 28, in a pub and the pair hit it off.
Jay – who is referred to as them or they rather than he or she – has had a double breast removal.
As the couple grew closer, Reuben broached the topic of pregnancy.
He said: “After a few months I started getting nervous, realising I was planning to have a kid – I’d been building towards it for three years to this point. I realised I would have to talk to them.
“If they didn’t want kids we’d have to break up.
“I managed to bring up the subject but luckily Jay was open to the idea.”
Jay adds: “It just seemed right – we wanted to raise kids similarly.”
Gorgeous baby Jamie is a bundle of joy (Image: Adam Gerrard/Sunday Mirror)
Reuben faced endless tests on his hormone levels and fertility and at one point a friend offered to carry the baby for him if he was unable to.
Then Reuben got his first break. He explains: “I woke up the next morning and my period had started for the first time in six years.
“It was such a relief. It’s weird, but I knew it was the start of something I wanted so badly.”
Next, Reuben and Jay had to consider who could act as the sperm donor. They Facebooked a contact who is a trans woman but can still produce sperm.
Reuben adds: “I thought they would be perfect.
“Sperm donation is a big decision to make, but when we asked the donor, it felt so right. We sent a message on Facebook to ask.”
Jay and Reuben chose to have IUI, which means the sperm was inserted into Reuben’s womb by a doctor at a private fertility clinic. Three rounds of treatment cost £6,000.
Their family feels complete (Image: Adam Gerrard/Sunday Mirror)
Reuben goes on: “The first round didn’t work. They gave me a fertility injection and I released too many eggs. We couldn’t go through with that attempt as we could have ended up with six children!
“Deflated, we became convinced it wasn’t going to work.
“We tried a second time and the earliest point I could test was on my birthday. We’d been on edge for weeks.
Looks
“I did the test, ignored it and went to brush my teeth. Suddenly Jay was shouting me into the room and telling me to look – it was a positive result.”
The pair did five more pregnancy tests to be certain – then celebrated.
The months ahead were a rollercoaster of emotions... joy at their impending birth, discomfort at getting strange looks in hospital waiting rooms and sadness at bigotry from some people unwilling to understand or accept their situation. Jay says: “Sometimes we’d go to appointments and be treated like celebrities.
Their first Christmas as a family (Image: Adam Gerrard/Sunday Mirror)
“It felt uncomfortable and made us sad because it was happening at such important times when we were going to see our baby. Both of us just wanted a normal experience.”
Reuben adds: “I found it frustrating that people didn’t just ask my gender or not use it. I look like a man, have a beard.
“It’s bizarre you wouldn’t just avoid saying ‘she’. People asked very invasive questions about body parts and how I’d give birth. Giving birth isn’t a trans thing. Women give birth in different ways too.”
The pair praised the way they were treated by specially-trained midwives at Brighton’s Royal Sussex County Hospital. And Reuben reveals similar kindness shown by neighbours. He says: “I was really slow to get a bump so some people thought I was just putting on a lot of weight. One sweet old guy we lived near kept telling me I’d eaten all the pies!
“When I told him, he was so overjoyed for us and said he’d get the fireworks out.
“I actually liked my pregnant body and liked being bigger. It was very affirming and I really enjoyed it – I’m a man and I get pregnant. There’s a lot of changes to go through but I felt free of that.
“Women struggle with their bodies when they go through pregnancy too, so it isn’t something a trans man would exclusively feel.”
Having children just seemed right for Reuben and Jay (Image: Adam Gerrard/Sunday Mirror)
Reuben was three weeks late giving birth and had even jogged around the block to try to initiate the process.
The night before he was booked in for an induction, his waters broke.
He said: “I was able to have a home labour, we had a birthing pool and I was there for 11 hours.
Partner
“We called my dad and he got a taxi at 5am, costing £70, to be my birthing partner.
“I ended up being rushed to hospital for a C-section, which was fine, but the recovery was absolutely terrible. I couldn’t move for five days.”
The couple are confident their family situation will be seen as normal as the baby grows up surrounded by like-minded people in their home town of Brighton. Jay says: “It’s about having the right kind of community around us so they are able to see different kinds of family set-ups.
“All we can do is try to be really open from the start with them and other people around us – give them the best chance.”
And although Reuben carried the baby this time, Jay would be open to doing so in the future. They plan to marry next year and are keen not to be boxed off into mum and dad roles.
Reuben says: “Like with many things, people have got it into their heads ‘this is a female thing, this is a male thing’. Having a child is male, female, everyone.
“Even when people go through that pregnancy experience with their partner, it’s a joint thing.
“Wanting to have a baby doesn’t feel like a female thing for me.
“I don’t think pregnancy is the ultimate female experience, therefore it didn’t challenge me as a man.
“It doesn’t make a woman less of a woman if she’s not keen on pregnancy, infertile, doesn’t want a baby. This isn’t a trans issue – it affects everyone.”
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That will come after he's dropped from the pro scene.