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Only after creating the gash with stormbreaker.
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Meh this isn't even content. I mean the first terf there is pretty much thread worthy in her own right, massive drama magnet, ex-Tory who picks fights with other TERFs about ideological purity, despite you know being a former Conservative politician, to the extent that fellow TERFs have suggested she doesn't even have cancer, despite posting about it constantly, 'bike rides for murdered women' which amount to 'go on a Sunday bike ride like 50 million others, and then say you did it for some woman you never met'
I mean the #girlslikeus tag is definitely full of disgusting tranny porn, but posting this fact at this point is kinda like being surprised when you go on Omegle and get matched with some dude jerking off.
Like come up with some content beyond 'Twitter trannies being Twitter trannies'. These dudes probably don't even leave their moms' basements, it's kinda hard to extrapolate that into 'women need women's spaces'
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Ah shit, is that so? Don't know why I thought she was a tranny. Disregard that I suck cocks.
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Lol at the tranny replying "we defend fucked up scum lunatics like Yaniv and laurelei but we're also needlessly self critical"Enjoy. In fact, I think it is still on-going.
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Salt Monster on Twitter
“Reflections on queer tribalism and feeling unwelcome: It was about four years ago I realized that I'm non-binary. When I came out, I was very firm that while non-binary and trans are identities with large areas of overlap, I am not trans. That felt clear and very obvious to me.”twitter.com
FWIW, my GooberGrape-era friendly twitter account is blocked by...whatever pronoun this individual uses.
Why can't we laugh at both? That terf sounds like a hilarious drama factory, I would like to hear more. That said I don't see how trannies demanding attention for their fetish is not content, the fact that they do it all the time doesn't make those pictures any less fucking hilarious, especially with the tag #girlslikeus attached, like anyone on the planet looks at these men in wigs and thinks 'ah yes, the women I know are like this'.
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I posted about her before briefly
There's a reference to fellow rich TERFs saying she doesn't have cancer here:
Rosa Freedman served with court papers now. | Mumsnet
twitter.com/GoonerProf/status/1091775505886515205No details given (yet) about what it's all about, but I have 2 guesses about who might be behind it.
That's from Venice Allan, a North London terf who achieved the amazing feat of making tranny autist Lily Madigan ( https://kiwifarms.net/threads/liam-madigan-lily-tess-madigan.37134/) look like the better person.
Feminist kicked out of Labour Christmas party
Venice Allan, 42, a single mother from Lewisham, was thrown out of a Labour Christmas party because her 'anti-transgender' views made a trans teen party member Lily Madigan 'feel unsafe'.
Tranny hater Posie Parker posted that she's a liar in reasonable detail here
r/GenderCritical - So a few GC Brits have been having a fight
41 votes and 82 comments so far on Reddit
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And here's Hatchet saying 'yes I do have cancer, actually' on Twitter
Jean Hatchet on Twitter
“My cancer is stage 3C. It is low grade serous. This is a fairly rare subset of ovarian cancer resistant to chemo. I have never lied about this. I’m becoming quite distressed now at how my cancer diagnosis is being used to abuse me online. This is my life people. My family can see”
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I don't disagree that caps of #girlslikeus posts on Twitter are funny content, but they definitely don't count as 'tranny news' for this thread, and I definitely feel that Hatchet is as much of an attention seeker as they are.
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Enjoy. In fact, I think it is still on-going.
View attachment 1081178Salt Monster on Twitter
“Reflections on queer tribalism and feeling unwelcome: It was about four years ago I realized that I'm non-binary. When I came out, I was very firm that while non-binary and trans are identities with large areas of overlap, I am not trans. That felt clear and very obvious to me.”
FWIW, my GooberGrape-era friendly twitter account is blocked by...whatever pronoun this individual uses.
'I hear you and you are valid' is the most vapid, nonengaging phrase to ever exist
Its right up there with 'we appreciate your feedback' and 'your call is important to us'
Honestly this could be a good jumping off point into a study into agp and autism
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My instinct is that if it was just the pictures it would belong in the other troon thread, but the commentary about it means it belongs here, as the sperging about it doesn't quite reach the level of the TERF thread. The original complainant may be lolcow-worthy, I don't know, but if you have more by all means post it - but that sounds like material more for either her own thread, or the TERF thread. Potentially faking cancer isn't really troon-related.
I do sympathise with their position, though, because of how many online places like reddit threads ostensibly for women, and especially gay women, have been taken over by troons making everything all about them. It reduces diversity in womanhood to 'cis or trans', rather than all the other things women can be, and it's clearly exhausting every time you want to even have a moment of positivity for women that it's immediately glommed onto by men in dresses making sure they get the attention they crave.
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If nothing else to Looney Troons have been good at making such a minuscule subset of the population into a huge deal
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But I don't want to see myself reflected on the screen; I want to see handsome hunky men like Chris Hemsworth and beautiful classy women like Marion Cotillard. If I want to gawk at freaks there is always TLC.
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disagree. venice was simply at an xmas party that madigan attended and took pictures, and madigan got venice thrown out because of old tweets. it was dumb.
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The box office should have the same sentiment.
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I just posted this in the Resetera thread, I thought you guys might need to see this too. Apparently there's an ex-staffer from the National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE) posting on one of the most recent ContraPoints threads on the SJW online forum Resetera about being laid off from the NCTE. This makes me wonder if this was something NCTE staffers were known to do before they got laid off. I wonder if they were asked to go online and participate in progressive/SJW fora trying to stir the public discourse towards more trans acceptance.
The article they link to is this:
I want to know more about this. Was the NCTE maybe asking their staffers to join SJW fora online to stir the public discourse?
(Because when Putin was doing shit like that we called it a "troll farm".)
Either those NCTE staffers were posting on Resetera in their free time or goofing off at work (which would definitely explain why they got fired LMAO)... or there was something more shady going on.
The biggest tragedy in trans activism right now is the fact the country's premiere trans org liquidated its staff in a massive example of union busting (aka why I'm unemployed rn!) but that was just a relative flash in the pan on Twitter.
ContraPoints | Canceling
I still have no real idea why she picked him to work with though Because she agrees with him. Have you not been paying attention the last couple of months or something?www.resetera.com
The article they link to is this:
The nation’s preeminent transgender rights group will be a shell of its former self come Monday, November 18. The National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE), which started 2019 with a team of 23 staffers, will close out the month with just seven.
According to multiple insider sources, leadership recently offered employees the option to take a 10-week buyout. Nearly everyone stepped away.
National Center for Trans Equality Staff Dissolved in Mass Buyout | N…
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National Center for Trans Equality Staff Dissolved in Mass Buyout
The organization started 2019 with 23 staffers, and 7 remain. Leadership won’t say why.www.newnownext.com
I want to know more about this. Was the NCTE maybe asking their staffers to join SJW fora online to stir the public discourse?
(Because when Putin was doing shit like that we called it a "troll farm".)
Either those NCTE staffers were posting on Resetera in their free time or goofing off at work (which would definitely explain why they got fired LMAO)... or there was something more shady going on.
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Lol even tranny orgs full of trannies soon discover that nobody can work with trannies.
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13 or 14 left would have got them close to the magic 41% kill count. Missed opportunity.
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First Trans Person to Obtain Legal 'Non-Binary' Sex Status Changes Back to Birth Sex
Dude's been pretty much unpersoned it seems by the trans community but if things go well maybe it could build a legal precedent for this being bollocks? I'm just hoping he can put his life and reputation back together after this.
This month, the first person to obtain a legal "non-binary" sex designation has successfully petitioned the court originally responsible for his "non-binary" status to order that the sex on his birth certificate be restored to "male." In documents exclusively provided to PJ Media, James Shupe's petition described his "non-binary" designation as a "psychologically harmful legal fiction." He told PJ Media he hopes this decision will prevent a woman currently seeking "non-binary" recognition from following the same lies.
"The charade of not being male, the legal fiction, it's over," James Shupe told PJ Media on Tuesday. "The lies behind my fictitious sex changes, something I shamefully participated in, first to female, and then to non-binary, have been forever exposed. A truthful accounting of events has replaced the deceit that allowed me to become America's first legally non-binary person."
"The legal record has now been corrected and LGBT advocates are no longer able to use my historic non-binary court order to advance their toxic agenda," he added. "I am and have always been male. That is my biological truth, the only thing capable of grounding me to reality."
While he became a hero for the transgender movement, Shupe now aims to dispel the lies of gender identity and reverse the harm caused by the precedent of his "non-binary" legal designation.
He referenced the case of Jones David Hollister, a woman who identifies as non-binary and is currently fighting to change her legal designation to non-binary. Hollister's brief to the Oregon Court of Appeals cites Shupe's case.
"I hope that Hollister and all the others are denied the right to change their sex to non-binary because it's fraud and legal fiction based on pseudoscience," Shupe said. "I was indoctrinated to believe that I had this thing called a gender identity and that suppressing it was causing my mental health problems. It was all a lie."
He said he had embraced the lie of transgender identity as a crutch while struggling with deep psychological issues that would have been better addressed by therapy.
"I ended up in the psych ward three times because of hormones. I had blood clots in my eyes because my estrogen levels were 2,585 instead of 200, low bone density, problems controlling my bladder, and emotional instability," Shupe said. "Blood tests indicated I was dropping into kidney disease territory (EFGR below 60) for about 18 months, I had chronic dermatology issues and skin reactions to estrogen patches, I passed out on the kitchen floor from Spironolactone."
High-strength marijuana prescribed to him as he was passing through Colorado gave him hallucinations.
"The gender transitions were supposed to fix my mental health problems, but I kept getting worse instead. The high-powered marijuana made me psychotic. I started hearing booming noises and having visions of being some Indian woman," he recalled. "I started believing I was some kind of chosen one who was picked to restore the third gender to North America, that's what I thought the visions were telling me."
Shupe went public about his detransition in an interview with PJ Media's Bruce Bawer earlier this year after he asked for his official Florida documents to restore his legal sex to male.
Born in 1963 in Washington, D.C., Shupe spent eighteen years (1982-2000) in the U.S. Army. He has been married to his wife, Sandy, for three decades, and had a daughter with her. In 2013 he began identifying as a transgender woman, claiming that he had struggled for years and that he had been harassed in the military because he was perceived as gay. He lived in Pittsburgh for a year, took experimental hormones, and changed his name — but he stopped short of a surgical sex change. In November 2014, he moved to Portland, Oregon, which he found more hospitable for a transgender woman. He lived there until September 2017.
The New York Times published a profile on him in 2015, but only a year later, he rejected his female identity for a new one. In June 2016, Multnomah County Judge Amy Holmes Hehn issued a court order to change his sex from female to non-binary.
He wanted his Washington, D.C. birth certificate to reflect this gender identity, and that required a court order. With the stroke of a pen, Shupe became the first person in the U.S. to be legally recognized as "non-binary." The sex on his birth certificate was changed to "X," meaning indeterminate. This made him a hero in the LGBT community.
USA Today reported that Shupe's "three years of living like a woman were nearly as painful as those spent as a man." Presenting himself as a transgender woman, he had felt pressured "to maintain a hyper-feminine appearance 24-7," or he would find himself "getting called sir."
Shupe began to struggle with the concept of gender identity as something other than biological sex. Explaining the non-binary identity, he told Oregon Live, "I was assigned male at birth due to biology. I'm stuck with that for life. My gender identity is definitely feminine. My gender identity has never been male, but I feel like I have to own up to my male biology. Being non-binary allows me to do that. I'm a mixture of both. I consider myself as a third sex."
Yet he began to question the damage the transgender movement has caused in society. In July 2017, he worried about "the future of transgender children," arguing that they need "societal change," not "surgical procedures," "cross-sex hormones," or sterilization. He supported a bathroom-privacy ballot initiative, and Lambda Legal dropped him as a client.
In just a manner of months, Shupe went from supporting transgender military service to defending Trump's requirement that service members live according to their biological sex.
Suddenly, the media was no longer interested in his opinions. "Not a single Oregon media outlet has been willing to talk to me, let alone report that I've reclaimed my birth sex and have denounced gender ideology," he told PJ Media on Monday. "They dropped me after I supported Trump's ban on gender dysphoria in the military. That got me canceled."
This year, he took the final step. "In January 2019, I walked into the DMV and confronted a clerk with my U.S. passport, telling her 'look, I'm a male, I'm reclaiming my male birth sex, and I want a driver's license with 'male' instead of 'female,'' " he recalled.
This change would only work in Florida, where Shupe still has an ongoing case to change his name back to "James Clifford Shupe," rather than "Jamie Shupe." After this change, Lambda Legal dropped all mentions of Shupe from their briefs in the case Zzyym v. Pompeo, which involves an intersex client who was denied a U.S. passport.
In the spring of 2019, he asked the Social Security Administration to restore his male birth sex. "Social Security refused to accept a doctor's letter stating I was biologically male. They forced me to use their template, claiming I had undergone a gender transition to male," he recalled.
While Florida granted his request to return to "male" on his driver's license, this change "wouldn't override the Oregon court order that made my sex non-binary and was getting used by the LGBT advocates to advance other cases, so we had to go back to Oregon."
On December 11, Shupe petitioned the Multnomah County Court for the order to restore his male designation.
"The purpose of my request is to restore the original male sex designation that I was
correctly observed to be at birth and to restore the precious name given to me at birth by my parents. I was not born in Oregon, and I have a Florida case pending to restore my name to JAMES CLIFFORD SHUPE," he wrote in the petition. "I am no longer pursuing surgical, hormonal or other treatment to affirm a non-binary identity, and I wish to reclaim my male birth sex."
"Despite six years of hormonal treatments, my sex was immutable, and I remained the same biological male I was at the time of my birth. In hindsight, my sex change to non-binary was a psychologically harmful legal fiction, and I desire to reclaim my male birth sex," he added. "Despite my documented history of severe mental illness, my birth certificate has been changed twice previously. ... Since receiving the 2016 non-binary court judgment in this case, I have been correctly diagnosed with a 'sexual paraphilia' by the Department of Veterans Affairs, the root cause of previous confusion about my sexual identity."
Even getting that diagnosis proved to be a battle for Shupe.
"I then began confronting the VA about rubber stamping me with gender dysphoria when in fact I had sexual paraphilias, a transvestic disorder with autogynephilia and masochism. The psychologist at the VA who had diagnosed me with gender dysphoria then dumped me as a patient when I asked for the diagnosis to be changed. The VA finally gave me the paraphilia diagnosis in April 2019, the endocrinologist did it," he recalled. "The VA then outsourced me to the civilian sector to a therapist unqualified to treat me, the only one willing to take me as a patient."
VA doctors were all too happy to diagnose gender dysphoria, but they mostly refused to consider sexual paraphilias, which Ph.D. psychologist Ray Blanchard says is the real cause.
Shupe told PJ Media he later realized the judge who granted his "non-binary" court order had harmed him.
"The Oregon judge physically and mentally harmed me by silently rubber-stamping the non-binary court order to advance a transgender agenda, to which she has ties," he said. Before the proceeding, Shupe’s lawyer told him not to worry because the judge herself had a transgender kid.
Although Shupe brought doctors' letters testifying to his identity, the judge did not even ask to look at them. "She was negligent in her duties as a judge to not explore my mental health and motivations as to why I was seeking the sex change. If she had of done so, she would have uncovered my severe mental health issues, the sexual paraphilias, and the fact that the doctors' letters were written after a discussion with the two of them that my sex change to female was a failure and becoming non-binary was bailing all of us out," he recalled.
The judge even got scared afterward, according to Shupe.
He also claimed the doctors who approved his change from female to non-binary also abused him. "Why didn't they force me to go to mental health for an evaluation about why I felt the sex change was a failure instead of giving me yet another one?" he asked. One doctor even gave him psychotropic drugs. "I stayed doped up to cope with my life as a fake woman."
It has taken tremendous courage for Shupe to come forward with his story. His non-binary status made him a hero in the LGBT community, and he could have remained quiet about his detransition.
"It's an incredibly painful thing to walk back a landmark court decision that made you internationally famous and admit the whole thing was based on lies and deceit," he told PJ Media. Yet he felt compelled to speak out and warn against these destructive lies.
"The charade of not being male, the legal fiction, it's over," James Shupe told PJ Media on Tuesday. "The lies behind my fictitious sex changes, something I shamefully participated in, first to female, and then to non-binary, have been forever exposed. A truthful accounting of events has replaced the deceit that allowed me to become America's first legally non-binary person."
"The legal record has now been corrected and LGBT advocates are no longer able to use my historic non-binary court order to advance their toxic agenda," he added. "I am and have always been male. That is my biological truth, the only thing capable of grounding me to reality."
While he became a hero for the transgender movement, Shupe now aims to dispel the lies of gender identity and reverse the harm caused by the precedent of his "non-binary" legal designation.
He referenced the case of Jones David Hollister, a woman who identifies as non-binary and is currently fighting to change her legal designation to non-binary. Hollister's brief to the Oregon Court of Appeals cites Shupe's case.
"I hope that Hollister and all the others are denied the right to change their sex to non-binary because it's fraud and legal fiction based on pseudoscience," Shupe said. "I was indoctrinated to believe that I had this thing called a gender identity and that suppressing it was causing my mental health problems. It was all a lie."
He said he had embraced the lie of transgender identity as a crutch while struggling with deep psychological issues that would have been better addressed by therapy.
"I ended up in the psych ward three times because of hormones. I had blood clots in my eyes because my estrogen levels were 2,585 instead of 200, low bone density, problems controlling my bladder, and emotional instability," Shupe said. "Blood tests indicated I was dropping into kidney disease territory (EFGR below 60) for about 18 months, I had chronic dermatology issues and skin reactions to estrogen patches, I passed out on the kitchen floor from Spironolactone."
High-strength marijuana prescribed to him as he was passing through Colorado gave him hallucinations.
"The gender transitions were supposed to fix my mental health problems, but I kept getting worse instead. The high-powered marijuana made me psychotic. I started hearing booming noises and having visions of being some Indian woman," he recalled. "I started believing I was some kind of chosen one who was picked to restore the third gender to North America, that's what I thought the visions were telling me."
Shupe went public about his detransition in an interview with PJ Media's Bruce Bawer earlier this year after he asked for his official Florida documents to restore his legal sex to male.
Born in 1963 in Washington, D.C., Shupe spent eighteen years (1982-2000) in the U.S. Army. He has been married to his wife, Sandy, for three decades, and had a daughter with her. In 2013 he began identifying as a transgender woman, claiming that he had struggled for years and that he had been harassed in the military because he was perceived as gay. He lived in Pittsburgh for a year, took experimental hormones, and changed his name — but he stopped short of a surgical sex change. In November 2014, he moved to Portland, Oregon, which he found more hospitable for a transgender woman. He lived there until September 2017.
The New York Times published a profile on him in 2015, but only a year later, he rejected his female identity for a new one. In June 2016, Multnomah County Judge Amy Holmes Hehn issued a court order to change his sex from female to non-binary.
He wanted his Washington, D.C. birth certificate to reflect this gender identity, and that required a court order. With the stroke of a pen, Shupe became the first person in the U.S. to be legally recognized as "non-binary." The sex on his birth certificate was changed to "X," meaning indeterminate. This made him a hero in the LGBT community.
USA Today reported that Shupe's "three years of living like a woman were nearly as painful as those spent as a man." Presenting himself as a transgender woman, he had felt pressured "to maintain a hyper-feminine appearance 24-7," or he would find himself "getting called sir."
Shupe began to struggle with the concept of gender identity as something other than biological sex. Explaining the non-binary identity, he told Oregon Live, "I was assigned male at birth due to biology. I'm stuck with that for life. My gender identity is definitely feminine. My gender identity has never been male, but I feel like I have to own up to my male biology. Being non-binary allows me to do that. I'm a mixture of both. I consider myself as a third sex."
Yet he began to question the damage the transgender movement has caused in society. In July 2017, he worried about "the future of transgender children," arguing that they need "societal change," not "surgical procedures," "cross-sex hormones," or sterilization. He supported a bathroom-privacy ballot initiative, and Lambda Legal dropped him as a client.
In just a manner of months, Shupe went from supporting transgender military service to defending Trump's requirement that service members live according to their biological sex.
Suddenly, the media was no longer interested in his opinions. "Not a single Oregon media outlet has been willing to talk to me, let alone report that I've reclaimed my birth sex and have denounced gender ideology," he told PJ Media on Monday. "They dropped me after I supported Trump's ban on gender dysphoria in the military. That got me canceled."
This year, he took the final step. "In January 2019, I walked into the DMV and confronted a clerk with my U.S. passport, telling her 'look, I'm a male, I'm reclaiming my male birth sex, and I want a driver's license with 'male' instead of 'female,'' " he recalled.
This change would only work in Florida, where Shupe still has an ongoing case to change his name back to "James Clifford Shupe," rather than "Jamie Shupe." After this change, Lambda Legal dropped all mentions of Shupe from their briefs in the case Zzyym v. Pompeo, which involves an intersex client who was denied a U.S. passport.
In the spring of 2019, he asked the Social Security Administration to restore his male birth sex. "Social Security refused to accept a doctor's letter stating I was biologically male. They forced me to use their template, claiming I had undergone a gender transition to male," he recalled.
While Florida granted his request to return to "male" on his driver's license, this change "wouldn't override the Oregon court order that made my sex non-binary and was getting used by the LGBT advocates to advance other cases, so we had to go back to Oregon."
On December 11, Shupe petitioned the Multnomah County Court for the order to restore his male designation.
"The purpose of my request is to restore the original male sex designation that I was
correctly observed to be at birth and to restore the precious name given to me at birth by my parents. I was not born in Oregon, and I have a Florida case pending to restore my name to JAMES CLIFFORD SHUPE," he wrote in the petition. "I am no longer pursuing surgical, hormonal or other treatment to affirm a non-binary identity, and I wish to reclaim my male birth sex."
"Despite six years of hormonal treatments, my sex was immutable, and I remained the same biological male I was at the time of my birth. In hindsight, my sex change to non-binary was a psychologically harmful legal fiction, and I desire to reclaim my male birth sex," he added. "Despite my documented history of severe mental illness, my birth certificate has been changed twice previously. ... Since receiving the 2016 non-binary court judgment in this case, I have been correctly diagnosed with a 'sexual paraphilia' by the Department of Veterans Affairs, the root cause of previous confusion about my sexual identity."
Even getting that diagnosis proved to be a battle for Shupe.
"I then began confronting the VA about rubber stamping me with gender dysphoria when in fact I had sexual paraphilias, a transvestic disorder with autogynephilia and masochism. The psychologist at the VA who had diagnosed me with gender dysphoria then dumped me as a patient when I asked for the diagnosis to be changed. The VA finally gave me the paraphilia diagnosis in April 2019, the endocrinologist did it," he recalled. "The VA then outsourced me to the civilian sector to a therapist unqualified to treat me, the only one willing to take me as a patient."
VA doctors were all too happy to diagnose gender dysphoria, but they mostly refused to consider sexual paraphilias, which Ph.D. psychologist Ray Blanchard says is the real cause.
Shupe told PJ Media he later realized the judge who granted his "non-binary" court order had harmed him.
"The Oregon judge physically and mentally harmed me by silently rubber-stamping the non-binary court order to advance a transgender agenda, to which she has ties," he said. Before the proceeding, Shupe’s lawyer told him not to worry because the judge herself had a transgender kid.
Although Shupe brought doctors' letters testifying to his identity, the judge did not even ask to look at them. "She was negligent in her duties as a judge to not explore my mental health and motivations as to why I was seeking the sex change. If she had of done so, she would have uncovered my severe mental health issues, the sexual paraphilias, and the fact that the doctors' letters were written after a discussion with the two of them that my sex change to female was a failure and becoming non-binary was bailing all of us out," he recalled.
The judge even got scared afterward, according to Shupe.
He also claimed the doctors who approved his change from female to non-binary also abused him. "Why didn't they force me to go to mental health for an evaluation about why I felt the sex change was a failure instead of giving me yet another one?" he asked. One doctor even gave him psychotropic drugs. "I stayed doped up to cope with my life as a fake woman."
It has taken tremendous courage for Shupe to come forward with his story. His non-binary status made him a hero in the LGBT community, and he could have remained quiet about his detransition.
"It's an incredibly painful thing to walk back a landmark court decision that made you internationally famous and admit the whole thing was based on lies and deceit," he told PJ Media. Yet he felt compelled to speak out and warn against these destructive lies.
Dude's been pretty much unpersoned it seems by the trans community but if things go well maybe it could build a legal precedent for this being bollocks? I'm just hoping he can put his life and reputation back together after this.
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But why does it have to be a trans "woman"? Why not a trans "man"? Why is everything in trans rights centered around the rights and feelings of men in dresses?
Marvel to get first transgender superhero
There's a trans character in a film that's currently being shot, according to Marvel's boss.www.bbc.com
Marvel to get first transgender superhero
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is set to get its first transgender superhero.
"And very soon. In a movie that we're shooting right now," Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige said during a Q&A at the New York Film Academy.
Asked by a fan whether there were any plans for more LGBT characters in Marvel's films, "specifically the T, trans characters", Kevin said: "Yes, absolutely. Yes."
This year, The Eternals will introduce Marvel movies' first gay character.
There have been reports since 2019 that Phase 4 of the MCU - the films following the Avengers Infinity saga - would star a trans character.
Marvel has also said it will introduce its first deaf superhero in The Eternals and its first Asian-American superhero, in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
"You look at the success of Captain Marvel and Black Panther. We want the movies to reflect the audience and we want every member of our global audience to see themselves reflected on the screen," Kevin Feige previously said.
In July last year, Geeks WorldWide suggested that Marvel was seeking a trans woman for a project being filmed in 2020.
They pointed out that the only existing trans superhero in Marvel Comics is the recently introduced Sera - from a group of all-male angels called the Ancharites - who transitioned to a female identity.
She exists very much in Thor's world - being kept inside a temple in the realm of Heven before meeting Thor's long-lost half-sister Angela, going on a bunch of adventures and eventually becoming her romantic interest.
The next Thor film, Love and Thunder, is scheduled to come out in 2021.
Tessa Thompson's character Valkyrie - who was made the King of New Asgard by Thor in the last Avengers film - revealed what the "first order of business" would be for her in the film.
"As new king, she needs to find her queen," she said.
In the comics Valkyrie identifies as bisexual.
Before that film comes out The Eternals - about an ancient race of super-powered beings who gained powers from alien experiments - is being released in November.
It stars Angelina Jolie, Game of Thrones' Richard Madden and Kit Harington, Kumail Nanjiani, Salma Hayek and Brian Tyree Henry, among others.
Kevin Feige confirmed that the film would star Marvel's first gay character.
"He's married, he's got a family, and that is just part of who he is," he said last year.
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This sounds extremely likely.
Good interview from B. Boyce
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Because most of the troons are men in dresses. I swear it's like five-to-one, or at least seems that way.