I hesitant to post it because she seems like a very nice person and I don't want her to be bullied or doxxed...but she is such a sad case of nuttiness and the things she says piss me off, so here we go:
Meet G. C, Kinsey.
When you first watch her, you are most probably going to think this is a parody
about trans/non-binary people. The obviously fake voice of a woman trying to sound like a man, the fake mustache and little beard. Talking about "gender euphoria". The name that sounds like a clever world play.
Unfortunately, you would be wrong. This person is dead serious. Watch her other videos, and you could get a good view into the horrors that is falling into the insanity of the gender cult - being trans and queer, being non-binary and other kinds of identities, having everything in your life basically be about these special identities. She completely, wholeheartedly fell into it in her 30s, and now her whole life revolve around her so called gender identity and so called sexual orientation, both nonsensical, complicated and comes with a few minutes of explanations. This poor women clearly have problems - it very much seems like she is on the autism spectrum, she has body issues, I wouldn't be surprised if she was sexually abused at some point (that's just an assumption, though), and she might have other mental problems. It's clear that she thinks "figuring out" her "gender-identity" and "sexual orientation" are the solutions to all of these problems.
She identifies as masc enby - masculine presenting non-binary, her pronouns are he/him, and she really wishes everyone could somehow read her mind and figure out she is specifically a masc enby, and stop "misgendering" her. She put a huge "he/him" badge, but unfortunately for her, people usually look at your face or your general figure and cloths when they "gender" you, so that doesn't really help. Being "misgendered" apparently causes her stress and makes her feel like wanting to claw her skin off, as she says in a video titled
"Swimming While Trans", but hey, at least she doesn't have these body issues anymore, right?
She has been taking T for more than a year and a half, but doesn't have much to show for it. The amount of facial hair she presents in one of her videos (her mustache) is very unimpressive and is something that many women would have if they didn't remove theirs. Her voice did change some, but it's hard to say how much when she put on this obviously fake voice; however she post videos of her singing pre- and post-T, so you can see there is a difference. She is a singer among many other things; her singing voice was beautiful but for some reason she wanted to get to some notes that she can't with her feminine, pre-T voice. This was one of the reasons she chose to take T. She haven't had a mastectomy (yet?), and binds instead. Fortunately, she doesn't want kids, so at least potential babies and kids are spared.
Her channel consists of videos recording her voice changes with the T, makeup tutorial for cosplay and drag versions of different characters - she is into cosplay and drag, have been since about 27 if I remember correctly, and cosplaying Bucky Barnes is apparently what made her realize she is trans - she liked how the beard looked (seriously, I don't make anything up, she says it all in her videos) and videos educating us all about trans, queer and the asexual spectrum, her experiences as a trans person, and putting on arguments about popular trans issues, such as:
why "cis" is not a slur;
why "trans-inclusive" language isn't offensive, "
10 myths about trans people: busted", "
trans bathroom access - what's missing from the conversation", etc. Watching her arguments in these videos really gives insight into the gender-identity cult thinking. Anyone who disagree in the comments is considered a troll by her. For the new year she posted a poll where she asked bunch of questions, including if she should moderate her videos or not; most people answered yes (who the hell are these people? Who watch her channel regulary?), so in her next videos such comments might be deleted.
Let's take for example, her
why "trans-inclusive" language isn't offensive video. In the video, she reiterates the same old arguments other trans people have: this is not offensive, this is just a more precised language, thses are just a few minor changes in language, and it's incredibly importent for trans people we use it. We "cis" people, we don't even have stakes in this, we just push this back because of transphobia. It blows her mind people are offended by calling things like "menustrators" and "people with vaginas". It blows MY mind that a person who identify as ace and childless by choice, who posts videos about how uncomfterable it is for her that people assume she might get pregnant and have children one day, how aphobic she finds it that people just assume she had/have/would have sex one day, how aphobic it is that society pushes sex on us, that kind of person can't understand why women are skeeved by terms like "menustrators", "people with vaginas", "uterus havers", etc. and find that terms incredibly offensive. Being referred to as a "she", "ma'am" or "women" is so offensive and harmful for her, but being called a "uterus haver" or "a person with vagina", that's fine, that's not "dysphoria" inducing or sounds like it comes out of porn or from some chinese factory for organs harvesting or anything. And of course, like all trans people, she is a mighty hypocrite by forcing on us language we "cis" people don't feel comfortable with, but we must use the language which makes
them comfortable.
She have a video about
her "medical journey". Apparently, she has "voice dysphoria" - meaning her voice clocked her as woman, so she wanted to take T. But there are other things that happens with T, so she made a spreadsheet "to T or not to T". The confinement of COVID-19 somehow made her understand she indeed wants that T. She got her description of T under the "informed consent model". She wasn't in therapy at all. She first went to her endocrinologist which she goes to anyway because she has thyroid issues - isn't intentionally putting yourself in an hormonal imbalance in addition to another hormonal imbalance you have is a smart move? - to get cross-sex hormones, but he said this only works with the "traditional model" - with a letter from a thrapist verifying you are trans and have gender dysphoria. Her doctor also got "super weird" when she said the words "informed consent" and insisted that she absolutely did need therapy. Poor doctor tried to actually help her, but alas, she ignored it.
So she went to "Planned Parenthood" who are extremely captured and used her "preferred pronouns" and were all wearing rainbow ally and black lives matter pins. They asked very sexual questions which kind of caught her off guard and frankly are quite strange. In her own words: "they asked about everything you've ever done in the past, including what body parts were involved, whether you were giving or receiving, how many partners, whether it put you in any situations where there were health or safety issues, whether you've ever done sex work, all kinds of things". Are they collecting information for research and didn't inform her? Because that's what it looks like to me. They also asked a lot of questions about her "gender journey", but didn't ask what her gender identity is. She signed her agreement to get T and that's it. She still has some problems with insurance and stuff which she wonders if this is some transphobic move because she didn't have such problems with her other meds.
In her "
Aro-Space - Celebrating 5 years without romantic feelings" she actually details that her romantic orientation is demiromantic, meaning she is can only experience romantic attraction towards someone if she have an emotional bond with them first, which is totally a special orientation that deserves a label and not the way most people feel romantic attraction or something; and she had only a few people in her life she felt romantic attraction toward, and have periods of time she doesn't feel romantic attraction towards anyone, which she decided to call "arospace" because at that time she virtually functions as aromantic. Because that's something so unique it deserve a special label and not like, you know, part of the human experience and something many people go through some times in their life. Her sexual orientation.
In her video "
Weird Relationship FOMO (for Aro-Spec Trans People)" she further details that she at the rare time she does feel romantic attraction it is toward men or a fellow masculine leaning enby, so she calls herseld demiromantic bi/gay - bi because masculine leaning enby is not the same as man but gay because the two of them are still masc. Yep. Then she goes on to say that she had crashes but she had a lot of very intense ups and downs, emotional turmoil and severe obsession, and it made her very stressful, which kind of makes me wonder if she has some type of borderline personality disorder or something, and so she felt better without it. That somehow made her decide she is demiromantic but prefers to be aromantic, instead of understanding that she has some issues there and trying to get to the root of it, and even deciding to abstain from relationships for a while or forever, without deciding this is an "identity" and "orientation". She thinks it could be that because she is trans she needs to go for queer people. Going to drag show some supposedly gay men flirted her aggressively including touching, which she claim gave her "gender euphoria" because "after years of having gay men treat me as a hag and never as a romantic prospect having them treat me as one of them in that way was just wow". Eventually she says that finding someone who is okay with her specific brand of queer and also asexual and also doesn't want kids and is okay with living apart, etc. is probably never going to happen she is going to be without any partner but she is happy about it.
Despite not having a lot of videos her channel is a great source for seeing what genderism could do to someone, but I spent way to much on it already so I should stop. I'd just say again, I think she is autistic and have many other problems and it's just sad to watch. I'll end with the following comment someone left on her youtube shorts: "You need help, not in a mean or disrespectful way. But from human being to another, seeing someone this broken and out of touch, grasping for straws to get some feeling of control makes me sad. There’s a real root to your issues and you’re looking in the opposite direction. I know you’re bent on gender being the issue. But take a minute to think what if it’s not. Have a good day."
Edit: I don't know how to post a video guys, just follow the link.
