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We all know Guillaume doesn't have black friends in real life.I like how he groups up fat, disabled, black, and trans people into a clique
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We all know Guillaume doesn't have black friends in real life.I like how he groups up fat, disabled, black, and trans people into a clique
FTFYWe all know Guillaume doesn't have friends in real life.
Yikes, this sounds an awful lot like kink shaming. Who am I to judge if somebody's kink is women born with ovaries and without prostates?
For me personally, I don’t have a policy of not dating trans women. It’s just that as a straight guy, the moment my brain clocks that a woman is male, I’m just not interested. There are all these essays and articles saying, “Well actually lots of trans people are really attractive.” Good for them! Where are they?Try me. Even the semi-attractive MTF’s still have an uncanny valley look. Blaire White is the closest thing I’ve seen to a hot MTF and the thought that always springs to mind is “porn whore living blow up doll.” Still unattractive but not for the reasons troons are.
They aren’t interested in their partners’ feelings. You see this a lot in Labelle’s strips. The cis man who bangs a troon is presented as clueless if not verging on antagonistic, and any ethical issues regarding consent are dismissed.He either doesn't understand how heterosexuality and homosexuality work, or he does and thinks it's possible to change them or to appear so close to the opposite sex as to trick someone's sexuality. Like how some HSTS see straight guys and AGPs see lesbians as a challenge, because if someone who can only be attracted to women is attracted to them, that must mean they're a true and honest woman. It's validation of their identity/fetish rather than attraction to the other person that gets them off. You see it all the time in AGPs' erotica (which is always a hilarious read), they say shit like "so after the aliens turned me into a woman with their sex rays, this one totally hot chick wanted me and she was a real cis lesbian!!!" Either that, or "and then this big muscly black straight man who was so much more manly than I ever was as a man, he put his thingy in my you know what and we totally did it, made me feel like a real laydee" etc.
What I don't get is how nagging people into sex works with that. Surely if you have to badger someone into sleeping with you, they're not really attracted to you, and so you're not really sparking any desire in them, so the fantasy wouldn't be fulfilled. It's very strange.
Okay, Labelle. Lemme put it like this:
Because kids don't understand consent, he assumes grown adults don't either.Okay, Labelle. Lemme put it like this:
I do not consent to a date/sex/a romantic relationship with a trans person.
If I do not give my consent, am I going to be forced against my will to do so? Because there's a four letter word for such coercion, and engaging in that four letter word is very illegal.
That's a lot of strawmanning to cope with the simple fact that straight men don't want sex with men who are pretending to be women.
I always think "mincing gay man" when I see him.Try me. Even the semi-attractive MTF’s still have an uncanny valley look. Blaire White is the closest thing I’ve seen to a hot MTF and the thought that always springs to mind is “porn whore living blow up doll.” Still unattractive but not for the reasons troons are.
I think the idea they try to put across is your reasons for not consenting are rooted in transphobic assumptions. Like "Your brain assumes trans women are men due to growing up in a cissexist society, which blocks you from feeling attracted to them, which is why you don't consent".Okay, Labelle. Lemme put it like this:
I do not consent to a date/sex/a romantic relationship with a trans person.
If I do not give my consent, am I going to be forced against my will to do so? Because there's a four letter word for such coercion, and engaging in that four letter word is very illegal.
He either doesn't understand how heterosexuality and homosexuality work, or he does and thinks it's possible to change them or to appear so close to the opposite sex as to trick someone's sexuality. Like how some HSTS see straight guys and AGPs see lesbians as a challenge, because if someone who can only be attracted to women is attracted to them, that must mean they're a true and honest woman. It's validation of their identity/fetish rather than attraction to the other person that gets them off. You see it all the time in AGPs' erotica (which is always a hilarious read), they say shit like "so after the aliens turned me into a woman with their sex rays, this one totally hot chick wanted me and she was a real cis lesbian!!!" Either that, or "and then this big muscly black straight man who was so much more manly than I ever was as a man, he put his thingy in my you know what and we totally did it, made me feel like a real laydee" etc.
What I don't get is how nagging people into sex works with that. Surely if you have to badger someone into sleeping with you, they're not really attracted to you, and so you're not really sparking any desire in them, so the fantasy wouldn't be fulfilled. It's very strange.
The next step is to watch porn with trans people in it until you re-wire your brain. This is something HAES women will outright say when people tell them they aren’t attracted to fat women.I think the idea they try to put across is your reasons for not consenting are rooted in transphobic assumptions. Like "Your brain assumes trans women are men due to growing up in a cissexist society, which blocks you from feeling attracted to them, which is why you don't consent".
I've just not understood what the implied next step from that argument is. If it's a thing baked into our brains, there's not much we can do about that. There's often talk of "unlearning" certain things but that's not going to change what you find attractive, "and nobody is saying you have to have sex with trans people".
Which basically just means... it's transphobic to not be attracted to trans people, but it's not your fault and you can't change it, and you don't have to have sex with people you're transphobicly not attracted to. So it's ok to be transphobic in this context? What's the point of bringing it up then?
I’ve seen to a hot MTF and the thought that always springs to mind is “porn whore living blow up doll.”
He speaks and moves like a draggish woman-hating parody of a woman.
The next step is to watch porn with trans people in it until you re-wire your brain.
Okay, Done.
That's why this came about which made many a troon fume with rage:Okay, Labelle. Lemme put it like this:
I do not consent to a date/sex/a romantic relationship with a trans person.
If I do not give my consent, am I going to be forced against my will to do so? Because there's a four letter word for such coercion, and engaging in that four letter word is very illegal.
What if I have a "fetish" for actually having children with my life partner who I plan on being married to for the rest of my life? A dude can't fulfill that "fetish" in any way.For me personally, I don’t have a policy of not dating trans women. It’s just that as a straight guy, the moment my brain clocks that a woman is male, I’m just not interested.
A little off-topic here but the Super Straight flag kinda look like the Austro-Hungarian Empire flag mixed with the PornHub logo:That's why this came about which made many a troon fume with rage:
They know they won’t convince us adults; they are trying to soak our children in this propaganda. Very Brave New World.I think the idea they try to put across is your reasons for not consenting are rooted in transphobic assumptions. Like "Your brain assumes trans women are men due to growing up in a cissexist society, which blocks you from feeling attracted to them, which is why you don't consent".
I've just not understood what the implied next step from that argument is. If it's a thing baked into our brains, there's not much we can do about that. There's often talk of "unlearning" certain things but that's not going to change what you find attractive, "and nobody is saying you have to have sex with trans people".
Which basically just means... it's transphobic to not be attracted to trans people, but it's not your fault and you can't change it, and you don't have to have sex with people you're transphobicly not attracted to. So it's ok to be transphobic in this context? What's the point of bringing it up then?
Have you not heard of “political lesbians”? A lot of women would choose homosexuality if it was a choice. I agree with you though, we can’t choose our orientation, and it’s gross for anyone to try to bully us into acting against it. Funny how these people are so against conversion therapy until it involves trying to help trannies get laid.Also, it's not a 'preference'. If people could change their sexuality via exposure, everyone would be straight.
What if I have a "fetish" for actually having children with my life partner who I plan on being married to for the rest of my life? A dude can't fulfill that "fetish" in any way.