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Wouldn’t be surprised. There is some horrific HP fanfiction out there.Well that is genuinely fucking horrifying.
How long do you suppose those flags are going to stay on the wall for? like how long do you think he will keep that whole aestheic going before it starts to feel stale, perfomative and la revolucion STILL hasnt happened 4 years after he bought his cheap flags on amazon?
I've long been convinced that JK R has seen one too many shit, sad, badly executed harry potter themed wedding, read one too many fan fiction crossover where snape fucks the tellytubbies and just decided to nuke the whole thing and spoil it for the offenders.
"kids who want to read the books are welcome to enjoy it but any sad twisted obsessed 30 year old with a tattoo is just going to have to fuck off and die mad about it."- JKR
thats my conspiracy. it makes me quite like her again. I read the books when i was a kid but thought the films were shit and lame, and their resulting popularity made the whole thing inescapably lame.
And I honestly dont know why they are so surprised she's a mean ol' terf
she's always been the living embodiment of resting bitch face, lol, on her stack of millions like a disinterested dragon
Excluding My Immortal, which is amazing. Not for the writing, or anything. That’s still shit. Just for the fact that it exists in this world.
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lol many of the comments deleted were pretty tame
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Huh. I guess they don’t like being called “person” now, it’s “woman” or gtfo.Also deleted: “the women don’t look anything like their instagram pictures”
How silly of me. It was deleted for not sucking the girldick, and gushing about how beautiful and brave they are, just for existing.A paper bag, sir.
I once saw a slap fight between a troon claiming that drag is cultural appropriation of transwomen, and a person calling the troon racist, because drag is a long-standing element of black and hispanic cultures.
FFS does kind of leave the recipient in sort of a no-man’s-land between male and female in appearance. They don’t look like women, but they don’t look like men anymore, either. I’ve seen some MtFs who detransitioned after getting FFS, and they still have that kind of uncanny valley look, where they’re too masculine to look female and too feminine to look male.
How tf do you go from gay to asexual? I can see going from thinking you’re straight to realizing you’re asexual, since most people are straight, so it’s kind of the default. But if you’re aware of your sexuality enough to know you’re attracted to men, then that’s an orientation. Which means he’s not ace.
Oh. He just suffers from Special Snowflake Syndrome with an addiction to internet asspats. Okay, makes perfect sense now.
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A little late, but I always thought male socialization came down to how you interact with other people, not how much mysoggyknees you heard. Like so:
More on the subject. Not everyone falls into these patterns, but there's enough that do that it is pretty noticable. Hell, I can usually tell what gender others are on the net by words alone and how they interact with others, all before seeing a picture or reading their description & pronouns page.
He can come back to me when he reorients his thought patterns and communication style to show how much "woman" socialization he has.
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This user is the most transvestic TIM I've encountered on reddit. He was the literal poster TIM for r/itsafetish. He fits right in with the crossdressers, shemales, and sissies he finds so offensive:
Example:
His beauty routine. No wonder his dick has wittered away the way he abuses progesterone. Rubs the progesterone on the skin:
He also gets off from shoving progesterone suppositories up his butt. I'll save that for another time, lol.
Edit: Parsed thru the interesting comments of that drag post:
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dodell is my favorite TIM on reddit since crayonization got hellbanned. Just a full circus. Probably deserves his own thread, I'm sure the FBI child-trafficking folks have one on him already.
Anyway, gyns, you know how when you cum from headpats????
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I've always said that the best way to pass is to get a secondary extreme characteristic that makes people focus on it rather than your gender - ie become a gender blob or get massive amounts of plastic surgery.
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Worst fears for Asian parents comes to life! That level of narcissism on display and troons wonder why people hate them.
Pretty much nailed it.
The meme I made yesterday sure is handy for this situation!
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Pretty much nailed it.
The meme I made yesterday sure is handy for this situation!
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He's such a fascinating (and horrifying) case study. It's unusual for fetishistic arousal to be so intense in an AGP his advanced age. But here he is in his 60s still jizzing himself like a teenage boy trying on his mother's panties for the first time, lol. He's the personification of every type of AGP in its most degenerate form.
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This has been going on for years now, to get you up to speed:
Drag queens banned from performing at Free Pride Glasgow event over fears acts will offend trans people
A Pride event in Glasgow has banned drag queens from performing, after committee members decided acts could offend trans people.
Free Pride Glasgow, which bills itself as an anti-commercialist alternative to the Scottish city’s main Pride event, said trans and non-binary committee members were “uncomfortable with having drag performances“.
The organisation said in a statement that it hopes to create a safe space for all members of the LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, intersex, asexual) community, and that while the decision may "disappoint" some people "the needs of the most marginalised groups within our community come first."
It went on to stress that attendees can wear "what they want" and "express their gender how they please", but that "self-described drag acts" would not be allowed to perform.
Free Pride Glasgow said: “It was felt that it [drag performance] would make some of those who were transgender or questioning their gender uncomfortable. It was felt by the group within the Trans/Non Binary Caucus that some drag performance, particularly cis drag, hinges on the social view of gender and making it into a joke, however transgender individuals do not feel as though their gender identity is a joke.”
The decision has received a largely negative response, prompting the establishment of a Boycott Glasgow Free Pride Facebook page.
Michelle Visage, a judge on the hit cult TV show RuPaul's Drag Race and an LGBT ally, urged people to attend Pride Glasgow and Pride Edinburgh instead. However, some questioned her right to comment as a non-trans, or cis gender, woman.
Some Facebook users complained on the Free Pride Glasgow page that drag performers were being discriminated against, while others praised the organisation for taking a progressive approach.
Facebook fan Ben Goldstein wrote: "You seem like a group that is focused on progressive inclusive values [...] I understand the discomfort with drag by some - drag usually seems at least a bit misogynist to me, it relies upon stereotypes and characterizations largely created and enforced by patriarchy and male chauvinism."
However Andi Leipist wrote: "So more discrimination and segregation in an already small minority community. Is that really the way to get a supportive message across?"
Pridge Glasgow said that it understood Free Pride’s intentions, and said that its committee had a similar discussion in 2010.
However, the organisers told Pink News: “we took the decision that Drag Queens and Kings play an important part in the history of the Pride movement and should be included in the event.”
A spokesperson from leading LGBT charity Stonewall said: “We must always ensure that all parts of our diverse LGBT community are catered for.
“Pride events are about celebrating how far we've come, and focusing on the work we have left to do. Individuals and groups who support this, and who support equality for all, should be welcomed to be a part of these events”.
Free Pride Glasgow, which bills itself as an anti-commercialist alternative to the Scottish city’s main Pride event, said trans and non-binary committee members were “uncomfortable with having drag performances“.
The organisation said in a statement that it hopes to create a safe space for all members of the LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, intersex, asexual) community, and that while the decision may "disappoint" some people "the needs of the most marginalised groups within our community come first."
It went on to stress that attendees can wear "what they want" and "express their gender how they please", but that "self-described drag acts" would not be allowed to perform.
Free Pride Glasgow said: “It was felt that it [drag performance] would make some of those who were transgender or questioning their gender uncomfortable. It was felt by the group within the Trans/Non Binary Caucus that some drag performance, particularly cis drag, hinges on the social view of gender and making it into a joke, however transgender individuals do not feel as though their gender identity is a joke.”
The decision has received a largely negative response, prompting the establishment of a Boycott Glasgow Free Pride Facebook page.
Michelle Visage, a judge on the hit cult TV show RuPaul's Drag Race and an LGBT ally, urged people to attend Pride Glasgow and Pride Edinburgh instead. However, some questioned her right to comment as a non-trans, or cis gender, woman.
Some Facebook users complained on the Free Pride Glasgow page that drag performers were being discriminated against, while others praised the organisation for taking a progressive approach.
Facebook fan Ben Goldstein wrote: "You seem like a group that is focused on progressive inclusive values [...] I understand the discomfort with drag by some - drag usually seems at least a bit misogynist to me, it relies upon stereotypes and characterizations largely created and enforced by patriarchy and male chauvinism."
However Andi Leipist wrote: "So more discrimination and segregation in an already small minority community. Is that really the way to get a supportive message across?"
Pridge Glasgow said that it understood Free Pride’s intentions, and said that its committee had a similar discussion in 2010.
However, the organisers told Pink News: “we took the decision that Drag Queens and Kings play an important part in the history of the Pride movement and should be included in the event.”
A spokesperson from leading LGBT charity Stonewall said: “We must always ensure that all parts of our diverse LGBT community are catered for.
“Pride events are about celebrating how far we've come, and focusing on the work we have left to do. Individuals and groups who support this, and who support equality for all, should be welcomed to be a part of these events”.
There have been other attempts to get them banned also from smaller events, you will hear talk from trannies like India Willoughby Drag Queens compared to clowns
'Hypocrite' India Willoughby slammed by Celebrity Big Brother viewers for drag queen 'fear' after slating Amanda Barrie for mistaking her gender
India Willoughby faced a backlash online after she admitted to being “scared” of drag queens hours after she hit out at Amanda Barrie for accidentally misgendering her.
Celebrity Big Brother viewers accused the Channel 5 newsreader, who underwent full gender reassignment surgery in 2015, of hypocrisy and making discriminatory comments ahead of the arrival of Ru Paul’s Drag Race star Courtney Act.
On seeing Act’s VT she said: “You know how people are scared of clowns? I’m like that with drag queens.”
The comment came hours after she refused to accept Barrie’s apology after the former Coronation Street star referred to Willoughby as a “he”.
Viewers were quick to accuse Willoughby of double standards and slammed her for comparing drag queens to clowns.
One user tweeted: “The same India offended by being called he is the same India calling drag queens clowns. Wow. #CBB.”
Another posted: “Who were the first people to fight for your rights India sweetie? Drag queens. #cbb.”
A third wrote: “Why is it that INDIA demands to be accepted the way she is yet is unwilling to accept drag queens?! #hypocrite #CBB.”
Willoughby and Barrie were embroiled in an explosive argument after Barrie attempted to laugh off her slip-up with regards to Willoughby’s gender.
Willoughby said: “That's twice you've misgendered me. Amanda – that's the second time she's misgendered me and she's just chuckled.”
After Barrie apologised, Willoughby continued: “Well, an apology is not enough because I'm sorry, but I did explain to you how important it was and that's twice you've done it. You certainly don't misgender someone and then have a chuckle.”
Heading in: RuPaul's Drag Race star Courtney Act / Ethan Miller/Getty
Barrie later attempted to apologise for a second time for her “stupid slip” which she insisted “was not intentionally hurtful”.
“I can do no more than apologise,” she said. “But if you don't want to take the apology that is up to you. I am the least likely person ever to be prejudiced or anything against anyone and anybody who knows me knows that.”
Willoughby said: “You’re right Amanda, silly me taking offence. Apology not accepted.”
It marked the second time Barrie has referred to Willoughby as a “he”. Rachel Johnson and Ann Widdecombe have also made the same mistake.
Act, real name SHane Jenek, was among eight male stars added to the house on Friday night.
Celebrity Big Brother viewers accused the Channel 5 newsreader, who underwent full gender reassignment surgery in 2015, of hypocrisy and making discriminatory comments ahead of the arrival of Ru Paul’s Drag Race star Courtney Act.
On seeing Act’s VT she said: “You know how people are scared of clowns? I’m like that with drag queens.”
The comment came hours after she refused to accept Barrie’s apology after the former Coronation Street star referred to Willoughby as a “he”.
Viewers were quick to accuse Willoughby of double standards and slammed her for comparing drag queens to clowns.
One user tweeted: “The same India offended by being called he is the same India calling drag queens clowns. Wow. #CBB.”
Another posted: “Who were the first people to fight for your rights India sweetie? Drag queens. #cbb.”
A third wrote: “Why is it that INDIA demands to be accepted the way she is yet is unwilling to accept drag queens?! #hypocrite #CBB.”
Willoughby and Barrie were embroiled in an explosive argument after Barrie attempted to laugh off her slip-up with regards to Willoughby’s gender.
Willoughby said: “That's twice you've misgendered me. Amanda – that's the second time she's misgendered me and she's just chuckled.”
After Barrie apologised, Willoughby continued: “Well, an apology is not enough because I'm sorry, but I did explain to you how important it was and that's twice you've done it. You certainly don't misgender someone and then have a chuckle.”
Heading in: RuPaul's Drag Race star Courtney Act / Ethan Miller/Getty
Barrie later attempted to apologise for a second time for her “stupid slip” which she insisted “was not intentionally hurtful”.
“I can do no more than apologise,” she said. “But if you don't want to take the apology that is up to you. I am the least likely person ever to be prejudiced or anything against anyone and anybody who knows me knows that.”
Willoughby said: “You’re right Amanda, silly me taking offence. Apology not accepted.”
It marked the second time Barrie has referred to Willoughby as a “he”. Rachel Johnson and Ann Widdecombe have also made the same mistake.
Act, real name SHane Jenek, was among eight male stars added to the house on Friday night.
This is not going to end anytime soon, pushing on till it pisses off the masses, and I'm all for it! How could anyone who's against this shit not?
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Also she’s white and mum-aged, either literally in relation to their own mums or she’s the age their mum was when they were a teenager. Find me a tranny male or female who doesn’t despise their own mum and tbqh you’ve probably found one of the few tolerable troons.
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Just as an aside someone earlier in this thread talked about unironically simping for men who see troons for what they are and I feel the same way. My love language is now men acknowledging that sex is real and transwomen arent women - the bar is so low
Ha, I think that was me. But the bar shouldn't really be there. Find yourself a nice terfy Chad and then hold him to a high standard. I promise you, they're out there.
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It is amusing that troons are so predictable in their personality and tism I can even clock them just with a few quotes.
I was reading this article on the SNES port of Another World and it said the port laid entirely on Rebecca Heineman so I thought "neat, like that Sierra laday" then the talks about Japanese Xenophobia and autistic hardware insights, knowing moon runes in the 90s... and I had to check Wikipedia.
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I was reading this article on the SNES port of Another World and it said the port laid entirely on Rebecca Heineman so I thought "neat, like that Sierra laday" then the talks about Japanese Xenophobia and autistic hardware insights, knowing moon runes in the 90s... and I had to check Wikipedia.
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Just another example of girls can't into banter. Go get dunked on by a surgeon, fatty.
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I keep seeing coomers talking about “headpats”. Is it code for a sex thing?
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It's something they see in their anime cartoons and think is a thing real people do. Clearly two atomic bombs wasn't enough.
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IMO I fully believe most people are secret TERFs who pretend to be supportive to save face, or at the very least indifferent because they haven't peaked yet but their opinion of troons is not the best, despite attempts at "inclusivity." Men especially, since they're less likely to be involved in that shit unless they're autistic or trannies themselves. In fact it's pretty funny, whenever a male coworker or friend finds out what my real stance on TRA is, suddenly it feels like they're actually comfortable around me now that they don't have to walk on eggshells. So yeah, I highly doubt TERFy men are the minority lol, they're just afraid to speak out like the rest of us. There is hope yet, fellow femcels.
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The idea that someone passes because you aren't paying attention to them is an odd one. If I didn't notice a pile of dog shit before I stepped in it doesn't mean dog turds pass for grass.