Kevin Gibes / Kathryn Gibes / TransSalamander / RageTreb / The Green Salamander - "Am hole:" The epitomized Twitter MtF you thought was just a myth! Donate to his Transformers toy fund today!

TERF literally means nothing besides an insult to shut people up. You can be a trans inclusive libfem male and still be called a TERF, but it'll be rare because it's almost always used against women. If anything the true meaning of TERF is anyone, usually a woman, who doesn't fully submit to gender shit.
"Wedge...I am the TERF."

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also kill yourself wedgie.
 
Kevin & orbiters gushing over what silly little glittery uwu girlies they are:
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There might be some overreaction, but trans activists definitely helped bring back hyper-conservative gender stereotypes. "Blue = boy and if you so much as glance at a pink toy we're taking you to the clinic to get fixed!"
It's funny the way troons want to be treated in a way that real woman find disgusting and degrading. It's almost like it's a fetish or something....
 
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There might be some overreaction, but trans activists definitely helped bring back hyper-conservative gender stereotypes. "Blue = boy and if you so much as glance at a pink toy we're taking you to the clinic to get fixed!"
I just like how this thing calls boys a loud noise covered in dirt, and people take umbrage with its description of girls because it's too idolizing.
 
It's funny, in my head "Facial Feminization Surgery" just sounds like "drug the patient and punch him in the face over and over until he looks like chewed up skittles," but these pictures look like they did just that.

Which is really the only thing these freaks are really entitled to. This surgery should not fucking exist for anyone. Well, I guess if a biological woman was horribly mangled and disfigured, then yeah. But for these fetishists...the only two things the state should be offering them is therapy or a straight jacket.

Spoiler alert: you're still going to look (and sound) like a man, Ripley. You dumb motherfucker.
I would not take this surgery if I had any level of gender dysphoria. No promise of recovery would keep me away from despairing, and I would terminate myself from the hospital roof.
 
I just like how this thing calls boys a loud noise covered in dirt, and people take umbrage with its description of girls because it's too idolizing.
I don't know that that's necessarily incorrect- for large parts of my childhood, especially during the summer, you could have accurately described me as a "loud noise covered in dirt."
 
I just like how this thing calls boys a loud noise covered in dirt, and people take umbrage with its description of girls because it's too idolizing.
Ok, it's phrased rude, but being stereotyped as "noisy and loud and running around in the dirt and causing trouble" means boys get to be kids. They get to stick their hands in mud and shout and scream and play-wrestle with one another and develop hand-eye coordination skills and muscle strength and all the other shit you need to move to do. Girls being stereotyped as "sweet and delicate and dainty and precious and don't do that or they'll see up your skirt and make sure to keep your clothes clean dear" denies them that, because they have to be quiet and polite and sit still so their clothes stay nice. That's what feminists object to, not that it's "idolising". In an ideal world, of course, we'd just let all kids do the shit that suited them best...
 
Those eyebrows... looks like he's got a damn centipede on his face.

I was kicking around a thought the other day that part of the troon quest for the "ideal girlhood" comes from the fact that a lot of boys really do have an ideal boyhood.

For a lot of boys, there's a very clear and unhindered progression from being a toddler to being an adult man. It's easy to find organizations and team sports that allow you to make friends and grow in a supportive environment. It's easy for older men such as your grandpa, dad, or uncles to introduce you to manly activities. It's easy to make friends who will include you in their male bonding. And this ideal is something that isn't really class-dependent; you don't need to be wealthy to play Little League or join the Scouts.

I can think of a few dozen movies, TV shows, and books about a boy learning to be a man while still enjoying the freedom of youth. Stand by Me, The Wonder Years, Malcolm In The Middle, Goonies, American Graffiti, etc. Even though this is fiction, there are a lot of guys who did come up that way in reality.

Which isn't to say that there's no conflict or struggle involved. Nobody has a perfect life.

Girlhood is a lot more fraught. What even is an ideal girlhood? Activities like soccer for girls have a strong class component. There aren't a lot of feminine activities that aren't either glorified housework (like cooking or babysitting) or don't come with a lot of messages about bodies and sexuality.

Being a football player is about teamwork and fitness and building character and developing skills and rising to various challenges. Being a cheerleader is about teamwork and fitness and being sexy (but not slutty!!!) and being pretty and being thin enough to be thrown around by your teammates and knowing that half the girls in school are going to have a problem with you.

I think the troons are taking a male model of youth and imagining that it translates well to females when it really doesn't.
 
Reading troon tweets make me feel like I'm the retarded one. I don't understand a fucking thing they're trying to say.
Here, allow me to translate for you.

Wedge: "The subtle aquamarine twill in the Emperor's new clothes is probably the best thing about them."
Other Crazy People: "Uh, I'm sorry, how dare you suggest there is any aquamarine whatsoever in the Emperor's new clothes? That is lèse-majesté, and a crime against fashion."
Wedge: seething
OCP: dilating
All: coping
 
First of all, that joke totally went over Kevin's head. Secondly, Kevin doesn't "ironically" want the girl one on his wall, he completely unironically wants it cause troons have the same belief in gender roles as 1950's Christian house wives
Give the women of the 50s some credit. They at least looked nice and actually embraced their femininity. Kevin and others like him merely present a bastardized and perverted version of femininity and womanhood.
 
You remind us of home.
You’ve taken your boss with your boss with you.
All hair must be eaten.
Under the conceptual reality behind this reality you must want these waves to drag you away.
After the song, time for applause.
This cliché is death out of time, breaking the first the second the third the fourth wall, the fifth wall, floor; no floor: you fall!
How do you say “insane”?
Hurts to be happy.
A girl is a giggle wrapped in sunshine and glitter.
A boy is a noise with dirt and grass stains on it.

Just plastic.
So safe and nothing to worry about.
Ha ha, funny.
The last egg breaks now.
The hole in your room is a hole in you.
You came and we let you in through the hole in you.
You have always been here, the only child.
A copy of a copy of a copy.
 
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First of all, that joke totally went over Kevin's head. Secondly, Kevin doesn't "ironically" want the girl one on his wall, he completely unironically wants it cause troons have the same belief in gender roles as 1950's Christian house wives

I just like how this thing calls boys a loud noise covered in dirt, and people take umbrage with its description of girls because it's too idolizing.
The boys one is pretty rude, but also a fair description of me until about age 20.
 
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