Those damn psychologists! Asking you questions to make sure you actually have something wrong with you before putting you on body and mind altering medications. Estrogen should be free for all! And while we're at it lets add Adderall and Xannies to the list too! I'm just so sick of this discrimination
What they have is a voice that's already naturally gotten deeper because of testosterone, which they then apply a heavy feminine cadence to in order to sound more like a woman. But it still doesn't sound like a woman, what you've just created is just the classic tranny voice, not a woman's voice.
I think they both have actual philosophy degrees, Contra was even working on a Phd. But still, that doesn't make their videos about actual serious philosophy as opposed to 1.5 hour long feature films about people who are transphobic.
Good god, and he has such a chin in that picture too. You would've thought he'd pick a photo for his own profile pic that doesn't look so damn clockable.
Was those the only reasons? I know almost nothing about the subject so I'm talking out of my ass here, but oftentimes the collapse of an institution has a wide variety of different causes. Could cosmopolitanism could have been one of them? Please correct me if I'm wrong.
My favorite part of this picture are the long clawlike nails reaching for Contra's shoulders, it's impressive.
You know, you don't have to have sex with any of them...right
If the measure of whether to smash is against jim sterling, the Deathfat section of this site must be your craigslist personals section.
Okay I take it back he looks terrible.
He looks like he's glaring at you, he looks like when the wolf in Little Red Riding Hood dressed up as a grandma.
That's just not true, the plebs fall in line with whatever the social forces are, that's literally the entire reason we've gotten to this point. That's also why you cannot count on these people to do anything when the laws change, when people are getting fired, and their kids are being taken away by CPS because they didn't want their 7 year olds on hormone blockers.
I have to say, I really don't agree with this repeated assertion that left wing views are incompatible with masculinity, because "liberal" is entirely relative based on culture. Someone could tell me if I'm insane and just making things up in my head cause I was young, but like 15 years ago I recall being a liberal meant things like "No I don't think God sent a hurricane to punish all of us for our sins of excess" and "I don't actually care if gay people get married" and "Quit locking people up for victimless crimes to feed the for profit prison system" and "I don't like this invading the middle east thing". Back then those things would've made someone liberal, and none of them rely on a narrative of victimhood or helplessness.
I guess the idea is that since more women are leftist and more men are right-wing, you can kind of observe a masculine/feminine dichotomy of philosophies between the right and left wing. I don't personally think it makes a man less masculine if they're leftists, but if you think about it you can kind of correlate a lot of far-left politics to extreme feminine thinking and far-right politics to extreme far-right thinking. Far-left being the belief there's a responsibility to take care of not only each other but absolutely everyone, and the far-right often being highly individualistic and having "every man for himself"-type thinking. I guess it doesn't correlate in all situations as there can be someone who's a far-right collectivist or third-positionist and things like that, but you get the idea. I think this all might be more obvious at this political moment in time, since 15 years ago people were less extreme in their politics than they are now.
Fetishism and a desire to be part of an oppressed class. It's only wealthy leftist men who want to troon out as well so I think it's probably a wealth thing as well. Working class commies are very masculine people but then again they don't really care about idpol and mainly care about class disparity.
It's weird. I work close to tech, so I've been around a lot of transpeople lately. The most ordinary and inoffensive transpeople don't use their coming out thing for political grandstanding. For that matter, they don't pitch it as this revelatory "Oh my god, I'm a woman!" moment either. Olly's coming out raised red flags to me when I watched it, and not even over anything in particular that he said - the tone of it, etc. is a red flag, and it usually means there's some nut shit coming. Olly, generally speaking, knows how to manage his PR, so we might not see that nut shit straight away, but oh man. I can't mark it in my calendar, but I won't be shocked when he slip'n'slides clear over the edge.
I really don't agree, and I'm sure this is a thing - the trannyness flows from the politics.
