Most transphobic thing you've ever done in real life? - Since after all, you're not a true Kiwi Farmer unless you wear your transphobia loud and proud

RACISM said:
There's a teenage lad who lives in my area who started trooning out. I would always see him when walking the dog. Every time I saw him in those ridiculous clothes I would just laugh in his face, big belly laugh, as I walked past him.

After two weeks he started dressing normally again.
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Voiced the opinion that you need dysphoria to be trans and that transitioning without dysphoria is a bad idea, neo-pronouns are dumb, and said the tranny word a few times I guess

Also thinking that transtrenders are real and being trans isn't a free pass to be a shitty person (and there are trans people who are bad people)
 
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There's a tranny who works at my store who's got to be at least 60 years old because he's got grey hair with a bald spot that he combs over and he makes absolutely no effort to sound like a lady when he talks, but I've never interacted with him in the 8 years I've been working there.

I used to work with this troon chick in my department years ago but the whole time I had no idea she even was a troon until after she got fired since she looked like Justin Beiber if he was a bulldyke lesbian but apparently she was "transitioning" to a male. Funny thing about her was that despite identifying as a "man" she never went into the men's restroom. We have three restrooms in our store, the men's room, women's room and the family bathroom which is basically a private bathroom and I only ever saw her go in there. I guess she didn't want a bunch of weird looks from all the guys in the men's room and also because she had to sit down to pee.

We now have this other troon chick working at my store but she works at the front end so I barely ever see her around except in the break room. I haven't really interacted with her that much but she's always been nice to me even tho apparently she's "trans" because she wears "he/him" pronoun badge on her shirt even tho she makes absolutely no effort to pass as a dude and she looks like your typical nerdy weeb chick who's into cosplay and Harry Potter and things of that ilk.
 
I lived and worked in Troon Mecca for a couple years, much to my chagrin. Both work and offline hobbies were loaded with the hyperwoke or at least the hyperwoke prototypes. When I was about to move away, a fat troon that I was slightly acquainted with asked to hang out with me and some others before I went. It was seemingly a trap to just get me alone so he could tell me about his ex-wife, his weird issues with his surgeries, and, of course, ask if I would kiss him and be his lesbian girlfriend. I very quickly had some other super important appointment I totally needed to get to. I told someone I thought was a friend about the experience and how the situation made me really uncomfortable and nervous.

And that got me labeled by a whole group of people as a transphobe. I can't wait for The Big One to come and dump all of California into the ocean.
 
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I lived and worked in Troon Mecca for a couple years, much to my chagrin. Both work and offline hobbies were loaded with the hyperwoke or at least the hyperwoke prototypes. When I was about to move away, a fat troon that I was slightly acquainted with asked to hang out with me and some others before I went. It was seemingly a trap to just get me alone so he could tell me about his ex-wife, his weird issues with his surgeries, and, of course, ask if I would kiss him and be his lesbian girlfriend. I very quickly had some other super important appointment I totally needed to get to. I told someone I thought was a friend about the experience and how the situation made me really uncomfortable and nervous.

And that got me labeled by a whole group of people as a transphobe. I can't wait for The Big One to come and dump all of California into the ocean.
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I lived in California for a few years. It’s wild just how it feels to be around people who fully expect you to support their bullshit.

I thank god every day that in the northeast, regardless of how libshit any place might be, the baseline is still that you don’t just walk up to people you don’t know and start talking to them
 
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I got my spicy trans medicalist/truscum opinions that would get me unpersoned on tumblr/etc, but some of my best friends are trans so actual transphobia isn't my style. Not a popular opinion here, I know.

Other than saying bad no no words on bad words websites actual bigotry of any kind isn't my thing.
 
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Android raptor said:
I got my spicy trans medicalist/truscum opinions that would get me unpersoned on tumblr/etc, but some of my best friends are trans so actual transphobia isn't my style. Not a popular opinion here, I know.

Other than saying bad no no words on bad words websites actual bigotry of any kind isn't my thing.
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It's a more popular opinion than you probably think. One of the reasons I love this forum so much is that while there are a lot of shitters here, most people are pretty reasonable and simply happy for others to speak their minds.

As for me, I've had a small handful of trans friends who were genuinely good people and even helped me out before, but there's something very different between a 40-50 year old post-op transsexual that's been presenting himself as a woman for 25 years and a 24 year old transmasc queer non-binary girl screeching at you that girldick is valid and you should suck it or else you're a transphobe.
 
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RACISM said:
There's a teenage lad who lives in my area who started trooning out. I would always see him when walking the dog. Every time I saw him in those ridiculous clothes I would just laugh in his face, big belly laugh, as I walked past him.

After two weeks he started dressing normally again.
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sometimes bullying works
 
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