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- Mar 9, 2022
That was very cringe and gay, man. I recommend you got out more and sooner or later you will run into a pooner, once you meet one in person you'll realize they are pretty harmless and look absolutely ridiculous, pictures don't really do justice to the average pooner. You'll either pity that woman for the state she is in or you will just laugh at her, it all depends how to deep into poonerism she is.I apologise, but this pooner makes me want to be really toxic, male and internet hard man.
Should I ever encounter "Jamie" in the pub, I will have a couple, stare her out, then storm up and ask her what the fuck she is looking at and offer her out.
I really want to see her reaction to such a display of male chest thumping.
Probably these days, and the kinds of bars a Pooner who thinks they are famous would go in, the bouncers will swoop in faster than I can give her a shove, but I really hope she curls up into a ball, cries and squeals that she is actually a woman.
I in no way actually want to hit a woman, even a woman going this far to look like a soyboy male, but if this pooner thinks she is a legtimate man, she needs to experience a bit of shit males, especially the kind of male she wants to be, can reasonably expect to receive.
Of course it could backfire, and she accepts my offer of drunken violence, and then kicks my arse outside the pub, but I really think this is the least likely possible outcome.
You can even found some of them in third world places like in my country, mainly in the more cosmopolitan areas of the capital and amongst what you could call the middle class.
Some weeks ago I was introduced to one, or rather reintroduced, at a party I was invited, the pooner was the younger cousin of a friend. I had already met this girl some years before, back then she was just this nice girl that liked anime. My friend "introduced" me to her cousin now named "Edward", or "Ed" for short (She didn't even tried to use the Spanish version of the name, Eduardo, she just went with the English version). She started to transition back in 2023, but you can't really get hormones here, so she just looks like some 22 years old woman that raided her younger brother closet for clothes. Baggy pants, some plain t-shirt, an oversized jacket and a faded haircut, she at least didn't try to deepen her voice for now but I'm sure she is trying by picking up smoking like a chimney.
The pooner tried really hard to integrate herself into every conversation where just two or more men were chatting by saying some very cringe shit like: "Where are all the women, huh!?", our equivalent of "Is this a sausage party?", "Man, have you seen [woman]'s ass? It's great!" or by doing some very strange and cringey handshake, it was like a seeing a kid trying to pretend to be an adult, it was embarrassing.
Some people tried to play along but you could tell it was forced and condescending at times, I just felt bad for her and whenever she engaged with me I tried to be as neutral as I could, I remember I used her real name a couple of times and she corrected me but it was like some little girl telling you that her name is not Jessica but Princess Jessica, you just go: "Sure, of course".
I'm sure "Edward" was able to read the room later, because she spend the rest of the night together with my friend and her boyfriend, you could tell the pooner was having a bad time. My friend even asked me the next day if something had happened to her or someone had said something to her cousin, but none of the people I was with said anything wrong or messed with her in some way.
I did told my friend that maybe being "Edward" was not working out for her cousin, she clearly is trying to be something she is not, that maybe she should talk to her cousin about that and tried to help her with her identity issues, "Edward" is not a man, she is a just an insecure vulnerable young woman. She just hit me with the basic this has always been his true self, that he is just adjusting to being a man and the she is giving him all the support she can yadda yadda.
Some weeks ago I was introduced to one, or rather reintroduced, at a party I was invited, the pooner was the younger cousin of a friend. I had already met this girl some years before, back then she was just this nice girl that liked anime. My friend "introduced" me to her cousin now named "Edward", or "Ed" for short (She didn't even tried to use the Spanish version of the name, Eduardo, she just went with the English version). She started to transition back in 2023, but you can't really get hormones here, so she just looks like some 22 years old woman that raided her younger brother closet for clothes. Baggy pants, some plain t-shirt, an oversized jacket and a faded haircut, she at least didn't try to deepen her voice for now but I'm sure she is trying by picking up smoking like a chimney.
The pooner tried really hard to integrate herself into every conversation where just two or more men were chatting by saying some very cringe shit like: "Where are all the women, huh!?", our equivalent of "Is this a sausage party?", "Man, have you seen [woman]'s ass? It's great!" or by doing some very strange and cringey handshake, it was like a seeing a kid trying to pretend to be an adult, it was embarrassing.
Some people tried to play along but you could tell it was forced and condescending at times, I just felt bad for her and whenever she engaged with me I tried to be as neutral as I could, I remember I used her real name a couple of times and she corrected me but it was like some little girl telling you that her name is not Jessica but Princess Jessica, you just go: "Sure, of course".
I'm sure "Edward" was able to read the room later, because she spend the rest of the night together with my friend and her boyfriend, you could tell the pooner was having a bad time. My friend even asked me the next day if something had happened to her or someone had said something to her cousin, but none of the people I was with said anything wrong or messed with her in some way.
I did told my friend that maybe being "Edward" was not working out for her cousin, she clearly is trying to be something she is not, that maybe she should talk to her cousin about that and tried to help her with her identity issues, "Edward" is not a man, she is a just an insecure vulnerable young woman. She just hit me with the basic this has always been his true self, that he is just adjusting to being a man and the she is giving him all the support she can yadda yadda.
Pooners do not need to be intimidated, they need help, actual help not just some people that will play along with their fantasies or a quack that prescribes them a bunch of drugs and surgery to forever alter their body. They need people that will actually help them with their problems.