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Sounds like the detrans 'movement' is gaining some momentum.
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He may be a stage actor and not a screen actor, but he will still know how to look like he's estatic about his transition.
"Day 365 of being a girl! I have something to confess. This is the last day guys. *Takes off fake lashes and make up* I've realized that being a girl just isn't...me. And that's okay! I gave it a good try and I think I'm just a boy who likes to wear feminine clothes. *Cuts hair* There's been so many ups and downs and it's been an enlightening experience for me. But it's also been so stressful dealing with pervs and high expectations and misogyny. So I'm going back to a boy!
But you know who can't do that? Women and girls all over the world. *Shows 3rd world women* Women and girls can't just say "well, I'm done here! Let's be a man!" and get rid of all of their oppression. Can a girl say she's a man to be able to go back to school? To reject their forced marriage? To stop street harassers? To stop their rape?
Saying I'm girl didn't remove me of my privilege. Just like how these women saying that their men stops misogyny from affecting them"
*Never posts ever again"
But you know who can't do that? Women and girls all over the world. *Shows 3rd world women* Women and girls can't just say "well, I'm done here! Let's be a man!" and get rid of all of their oppression. Can a girl say she's a man to be able to go back to school? To reject their forced marriage? To stop street harassers? To stop their rape?
Saying I'm girl didn't remove me of my privilege. Just like how these women saying that their men stops misogyny from affecting them"
*Never posts ever again"
Why would he chose such a dress? It highlights his linebacker shoulders and shows how he's not a woman. Also lmao at his man hands.
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He has such ugly knees. They aren't just bony, they look wierd. Unless that's what all skinny men's legs look like. Gross. Veiny feet too, which I know he can't help, but I hate veiny feet and hands. It's not attractive. His face is super angular too. No female with any of those features would get modeling jobs. At least not full body photo jobs.
David Glowie
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Maybe you should have thought about that before sexually assaulting a 14-year-old disabled boy, "Ella".
Reign Deer
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This was the most physically painful thing i've seen.
TROON HUNTER 3000
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The backlash is coming - there are more and more news coverages about the dangers of gender ideology, detransitioners speak out and are trying to sue, Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh and other commentators are doing podcasts about that.
It will be over for trannies soon.
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Soon is probably relative, but yes, things are changing. The NYT published that article on the erasure of women just last week and didn’t bow to tranny pressure to retract it. That was unthinkable a year ago. These anti-trans laws being passed were again unthinkable a year or two ago.
Remember when the bathroom bills failed due to public outcry? The most recent studies show less than 10% of Americans were paying any attention to these new laws in red states, let alone close attention to them. Overall acceptance has fallen between this year and last, as well as the number of new trannies responding to these polls.
This is in no way comparable to the gay acceptance. As more people were aware of gays, starting with shows like Will and Grace, they grew to like them more - or at least tolerate them. That has not been the case here. There are no tranny sitcoms, because trannies can't laugh at themselves like the Homos can. Even if they could, there's nothing funny to be had. The equivalent of a flaming Homo is the pedo dog fuckers/bathroom Perverts! Not at all family friendly.
They almost had it, but they as a group couldn't reign in their autism and police themselves to kick out of the mentally ill perverts that ended up as spokesmen.
Take OPL. He raped his mom, made inroads into normie Twitter, and the troons arose by the thousands to lecture normies on pronouns. Any normie seeing that is going to start to question things, and that road always leads to peaking.
It'd be funny how badly they are fucking up their own advocacy if it wasn't for the real harm these people are doing to themselves and others. Especially children.
I do think this is the beginning of the end. I think more and more mainstream publications are going to start pushing back at the most outrageous edges of thier religion, then pushing back more and more. I think more laws will be passed to reign in the grooming and childhood abuse. But I'm talking over the next five years, or more. This fad is going to end, trannies will once more become freaks on daytime talk shows, but it's going to take a long time still.
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Brought to you from the German troon thread, it's not my find, but I think the anglosphere should suffer with us, and that this person fits in here beautifully. Also, I hate myself and I'm bored at home. Since the website is in Masterrace-ese, I've translated it with all necessary remarks to show you the horror gender-speak does to our beautifully angry language (I could go on about how the genderspecials go to town on a gendered language, but I digress.) Translating it from the original is thus done in an educational and informative manner, and maybe there is some light-hearted satire as well.
Em recently made the news because em sucessfully sued the Deutsche Bahn (German Railway) for 1000€ in emotional damages because the booking system only provides the options "Herr" (Mr) and Frau ("Mrs"/"Ms" -- unfortunately, "Fräulein" for "Ms" is not used anymore). But let's let em introduce emself and let em explain in a brief, concise manner em's easy, humble requests em has for em's social interactions.
The reason I use the requested neo-pronoun is of course due to me being a good person and I would never think of using it as a demonstration on how ridiculous it looks, because it totally doesn't.
Meet your new sleepdemon who certainly is not self-important or egomaniacal at all.
I don't know, but I get the feeling that he takes himself a wee bit too seriously, and he also comes across a tad patronising. But that could be just me.
Em recently made the news because em sucessfully sued the Deutsche Bahn (German Railway) for 1000€ in emotional damages because the booking system only provides the options "Herr" (Mr) and Frau ("Mrs"/"Ms" -- unfortunately, "Fräulein" for "Ms" is not used anymore). But let's let em introduce emself and let em explain in a brief, concise manner em's easy, humble requests em has for em's social interactions.
The reason I use the requested neo-pronoun is of course due to me being a good person and I would never think of using it as a demonstration on how ridiculous it looks, because it totally doesn't.
Meet your new sleepdemon who certainly is not self-important or egomaniacal at all.
Good day, my name is René_Rain Hornstein.
I do research and teach in the field of Trans* studies and psychology.
Since January 2019 I have been working on my dissertation project with the Technical University of Braunschweig in cooperation with the SigmundFreud private university regarding "internalized trans* oppression. My research involves the field "embracing ambiguity -- diversity, empowerment and intersectional competence". I concluded my studies of psychology with a diploma thesis about trans-allyship in 2017. Since then I possess the title "Diplom-psychologist" (abbr. Dipl. -Psych*in) During my studies, I spent semesters abroad with the Gender Studies department of the Université Paris St. Denis (2012/13) and the Humboldt-University Berlin (13/14).
I have published articles about topics like trans-allyship, Gender Studies for expanding your horizon {fucking lol], dealing with resistance against the thematisation of discrimination, possibilities for support of trans* and non-binary students, as well as about the reduction of trans discrimination at universities [fucking what?!]. Those and further articles can be found under publications.
I do speeches about the topics mentioned above, and further about topics like psychotherapy [God help his patients] that is respectfully and competently done in regard of [to?] gender and sexual diversity, for gender inclusive language, about non-binary empowerment and non-binary activism and about internalised oppression [or suppresion. Not entirely sure.] Feel free to contact me [thanks, I'm good], if you want me to do a talk about theses or further [related] topics. I am also available for possible consulting work covering those topics.
I do activism regarding MY objectives/wishes [am ESL, not sure how to say it] with several groups and associations. I co-founded the BVT in 2015 and was active as an executive member from 2015 until 2017. 2014 I co-founded the workgroup trans*emancipatory university politics. I'm active in the context of advanced studies "Queering Theory" for psychotherapy and consultant work with LGBTIQ people. Further groups and associations I'm active in can be found under activism.
[Translator's note: What he means by that is the following: German is a gendered language. Especially names of professions are gendered, in most of the cases by simply adding the suffix "-in". Example: "Pilot" ("pilot"), "Pilotin" -- female pilot. If one is not gender-retarded and talks about a group of pilots, gender unknown, you use the plural of the masculine form (generic masculinum). BUt of course it's 2022. Language has to represent everyone, especially genderspecials. So they add random special characters. So for example, "Lufthansa beschäftigt 3000 Piloten" "Lufthansa employs 3000 pilots" - they take the "Piloten" and butcher it ad libitum into e.g. "Pilot:innen" "Pilot*innen" "Pilot_innen" "PilotInnen". Nobody knows how to properly pronounce it, and you see it mostly written in woke spaces and cesspools like Twatter. They do the same with adjectives, just putting random characters into the inflected adjective at random. And thus, you get this absolute nightmare-grade readability and aesthetic rape of a once beautiful language.]
An example sentence: René_ Rain Hornstein is a friendly speaker, em is complying with the uttered wishes of the event's participants. [Yes. That is what it says.]
Please take care that my first given name is written "René_" with an é with an accent (accent aigu) followed by an understroke "_". A common misconception is that the understroke is interpreted as a link character between the frist given name and the following name. However, the understroke is more of symbol in order to "un-binarise" [not a word in German] my given name. That means, that this is neither a male (the respective French variant would be René) nor a female name (the respective variant in French would be "Renée" -- translator's note: In German, "René" is a unisex name AFAIK.), but that the understroke describes the non-binary variant, so a third gendered option (René_)
My second given name [middle name?] is Rain. This name is pronounced like in English and means "Regen (rain)" in German. René_ and Rain are to separated by a space, as described above.
My last name is Hornstein. Thus my full name is René_ Rain Hornstein, where every part of the name is separated by a [safe] space.
I kindly want to ask you to forego binary adresses like "Hello Mr Hornstein" or "Dear Madam Hornstein". Please instead chose non-binary adresses like "Good day René_Rain Hornstein", "Hello René_Rain“, „Dear René_ Rain“, „Liebst René_ Rain“, „Dea♥r René_ Rain“ or further variants. [Translator's note: "Liebst" is a completely wrong inflection of the grammatical superlative of "lieb" ("dear") -- correct would be "Liebster" ("dearest"), but the -er is the male version, so of course not good enough for em. It's also incredibly cheesy and cringey and nobody would unironically adress someone as "Liebster XYZ", especially not in any professional context.]
If you talk about me in the third person singular, please forego binary pronouns like "he" or "she". You have various alternative choices when talking about me. You can use my Name instead of a pronoun. When you adress me with "Sie" (the German polite version of "you" that you use with adult strangers or e.g. your boss) you can use my full name including the last name. An example sentence would thus be: "René_Rain Hornstein has taken a stand for the rights of trans*, inter* and non-binary people. To achieve this, René_ Rain Hornstein has founded various groups and has written several articles in favour of respecting such rights."
In the case that we adress each other casually, you can omit the last name and in stead of the pronoun you can use my two given names René_ Rain . The example text is then: "ReneSollten wir uns duzen, können Sie den Nachnamen weglassen und anstelle des Pronomens meine beiden Vornamen René_ Rain verwenden. Der Beispieltext lautete dann: "René_Rain has taken a stand for the rights of trans*, inter* and non-binary people. To achieve this, René_ Rain has founded various groups and has written several articles in favour of respecting such rights."
A pronoun is a word to linguistically refer to another human while talking about that human. [Translator's note: Noooo, a pronoun is a word that can stand in for (pro) any noun to avoid clumsy clusterfucks you've written above.] Pronouns used in German are "er (he)" and "sie (she, pronounced "see")". If you want to use a pronoun for me, you can use a non-binary neo-pronoun, such as "hen" [cluuuuuck], per, nin, em or xier [would be pronounced in German "kseer"]. If you already are used to one of those pronouns and are relatively proficient with its usage [Bitch wot], you are welcome to use that pronoun for me. Please do not use the pronouns "x" or "ecs" for me. If you have so far not developed a habit of using neo pronouns and you want todecrease both your IQ and literacy make it a habit, then you are welcome to use the pronoun em for me, at the moment, that is my favourite.
The following shows you again an example sentence using the pronoun em. I added more, [*tortured groaning as I open the second bottle of Himbeerschnapps] to exemplify the usage of em in different grammatical settings.
„"René_Rain Hornstein has taken a stand for the rights of trans*, inter* and non-binary people. To achieve this, René_ Rain Hornstein has founded various groups and has written several articles in favour of respecting such rights. Hereby is ems main objective to draw attention to what trans*, inter* and non-binary people themselves are wishing for. René_ Rain Hornstein is an activist*female activist, who*female version of who takes impartance in consideration and violence-free communication. Em tries emself to speak in a considerate manner and understands gender-inclusive language as a form of spoken empathy.
If you want to use adjectives, articles or nouns for me, please use genderneutral forms or better even forms using the "gender-star" (aka asterisk) or the understroke. Examples [.....
] for this are: „René_ Rain Hornstein is a friendly (male inflection with the asterisk separating the r, as "freundliche Referentin" is "friendly female speaker" and the asterisk to my knowledge is adapted from the use in programming as a wildcard) and well informed speaker*ette, for whom*male inflection of whom the causes of the audience are important.
Thank you for educating yourself about these kinds of respectful language. How may I adress you in letters and e-mails? [Just don't.] Do you wish for a specific pronoun? [Does "sweet embrace of death" count as a pronoun?] Which would that be? [Mein Führer.]
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I do research and teach in the field of Trans* studies and psychology.
Since January 2019 I have been working on my dissertation project with the Technical University of Braunschweig in cooperation with the SigmundFreud private university regarding "internalized trans* oppression. My research involves the field "embracing ambiguity -- diversity, empowerment and intersectional competence". I concluded my studies of psychology with a diploma thesis about trans-allyship in 2017. Since then I possess the title "Diplom-psychologist" (abbr. Dipl. -Psych*in) During my studies, I spent semesters abroad with the Gender Studies department of the Université Paris St. Denis (2012/13) and the Humboldt-University Berlin (13/14).
I have published articles about topics like trans-allyship, Gender Studies for expanding your horizon {fucking lol], dealing with resistance against the thematisation of discrimination, possibilities for support of trans* and non-binary students, as well as about the reduction of trans discrimination at universities [fucking what?!]. Those and further articles can be found under publications.
I do speeches about the topics mentioned above, and further about topics like psychotherapy [God help his patients] that is respectfully and competently done in regard of [to?] gender and sexual diversity, for gender inclusive language, about non-binary empowerment and non-binary activism and about internalised oppression [or suppresion. Not entirely sure.] Feel free to contact me [thanks, I'm good], if you want me to do a talk about theses or further [related] topics. I am also available for possible consulting work covering those topics.
I do activism regarding MY objectives/wishes [am ESL, not sure how to say it] with several groups and associations. I co-founded the BVT in 2015 and was active as an executive member from 2015 until 2017. 2014 I co-founded the workgroup trans*emancipatory university politics. I'm active in the context of advanced studies "Queering Theory" for psychotherapy and consultant work with LGBTIQ people. Further groups and associations I'm active in can be found under activism.
About my given names and my wishes regarding pronouns and form of address
The short version
My pronoun is em or no pronoun at all. For nouns, articles and adjectives please use the "_" or the *-form.[Translator's note: What he means by that is the following: German is a gendered language. Especially names of professions are gendered, in most of the cases by simply adding the suffix "-in". Example: "Pilot" ("pilot"), "Pilotin" -- female pilot. If one is not gender-retarded and talks about a group of pilots, gender unknown, you use the plural of the masculine form (generic masculinum). BUt of course it's 2022. Language has to represent everyone, especially genderspecials. So they add random special characters. So for example, "Lufthansa beschäftigt 3000 Piloten" "Lufthansa employs 3000 pilots" - they take the "Piloten" and butcher it ad libitum into e.g. "Pilot:innen" "Pilot*innen" "Pilot_innen" "PilotInnen". Nobody knows how to properly pronounce it, and you see it mostly written in woke spaces and cesspools like Twatter. They do the same with adjectives, just putting random characters into the inflected adjective at random. And thus, you get this absolute nightmare-grade readability and aesthetic rape of a once beautiful language.]
An example sentence: René_ Rain Hornstein is a friendly speaker, em is complying with the uttered wishes of the event's participants. [Yes. That is what it says.]
The Long Version [nobody asked for]
In the following I want to give you some pointers on how you can write my given name correctly and how you can talk about me in a respectful, gendered manner. I write out these pointers as a reaction to many misunderstandings and frequent mistakes.Please take care that my first given name is written "René_" with an é with an accent (accent aigu) followed by an understroke "_". A common misconception is that the understroke is interpreted as a link character between the frist given name and the following name. However, the understroke is more of symbol in order to "un-binarise" [not a word in German] my given name. That means, that this is neither a male (the respective French variant would be René) nor a female name (the respective variant in French would be "Renée" -- translator's note: In German, "René" is a unisex name AFAIK.), but that the understroke describes the non-binary variant, so a third gendered option (René_)
My second given name [middle name?] is Rain. This name is pronounced like in English and means "Regen (rain)" in German. René_ and Rain are to separated by a space, as described above.
My last name is Hornstein. Thus my full name is René_ Rain Hornstein, where every part of the name is separated by a [safe] space.
I kindly want to ask you to forego binary adresses like "Hello Mr Hornstein" or "Dear Madam Hornstein". Please instead chose non-binary adresses like "Good day René_Rain Hornstein", "Hello René_Rain“, „Dear René_ Rain“, „Liebst René_ Rain“, „Dea♥r René_ Rain“ or further variants. [Translator's note: "Liebst" is a completely wrong inflection of the grammatical superlative of "lieb" ("dear") -- correct would be "Liebster" ("dearest"), but the -er is the male version, so of course not good enough for em. It's also incredibly cheesy and cringey and nobody would unironically adress someone as "Liebster XYZ", especially not in any professional context.]
If you talk about me in the third person singular, please forego binary pronouns like "he" or "she". You have various alternative choices when talking about me. You can use my Name instead of a pronoun. When you adress me with "Sie" (the German polite version of "you" that you use with adult strangers or e.g. your boss) you can use my full name including the last name. An example sentence would thus be: "René_Rain Hornstein has taken a stand for the rights of trans*, inter* and non-binary people. To achieve this, René_ Rain Hornstein has founded various groups and has written several articles in favour of respecting such rights."
In the case that we adress each other casually, you can omit the last name and in stead of the pronoun you can use my two given names René_ Rain . The example text is then: "ReneSollten wir uns duzen, können Sie den Nachnamen weglassen und anstelle des Pronomens meine beiden Vornamen René_ Rain verwenden. Der Beispieltext lautete dann: "René_Rain has taken a stand for the rights of trans*, inter* and non-binary people. To achieve this, René_ Rain has founded various groups and has written several articles in favour of respecting such rights."
A pronoun is a word to linguistically refer to another human while talking about that human. [Translator's note: Noooo, a pronoun is a word that can stand in for (pro) any noun to avoid clumsy clusterfucks you've written above.] Pronouns used in German are "er (he)" and "sie (she, pronounced "see")". If you want to use a pronoun for me, you can use a non-binary neo-pronoun, such as "hen" [cluuuuuck], per, nin, em or xier [would be pronounced in German "kseer"]. If you already are used to one of those pronouns and are relatively proficient with its usage [Bitch wot], you are welcome to use that pronoun for me. Please do not use the pronouns "x" or "ecs" for me. If you have so far not developed a habit of using neo pronouns and you want to
The following shows you again an example sentence using the pronoun em. I added more, [*tortured groaning as I open the second bottle of Himbeerschnapps] to exemplify the usage of em in different grammatical settings.
„"René_Rain Hornstein has taken a stand for the rights of trans*, inter* and non-binary people. To achieve this, René_ Rain Hornstein has founded various groups and has written several articles in favour of respecting such rights. Hereby is ems main objective to draw attention to what trans*, inter* and non-binary people themselves are wishing for. René_ Rain Hornstein is an activist*female activist, who*female version of who takes impartance in consideration and violence-free communication. Em tries emself to speak in a considerate manner and understands gender-inclusive language as a form of spoken empathy.
If you want to use adjectives, articles or nouns for me, please use genderneutral forms or better even forms using the "gender-star" (aka asterisk) or the understroke. Examples [.....
] for this are: „René_ Rain Hornstein is a friendly (male inflection with the asterisk separating the r, as "freundliche Referentin" is "friendly female speaker" and the asterisk to my knowledge is adapted from the use in programming as a wildcard) and well informed speaker*ette, for whom*male inflection of whom the causes of the audience are important.Thank you for educating yourself about these kinds of respectful language. How may I adress you in letters and e-mails? [Just don't.] Do you wish for a specific pronoun? [Does "sweet embrace of death" count as a pronoun?] Which would that be? [Mein Führer.]
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I don't know, but I get the feeling that he takes himself a wee bit too seriously, and he also comes across a tad patronising. But that could be just me.
Sexual Chocolate
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Who the hell thinks masturbating to videos of another guy fucking skanks and trannies is "empowering"?
Oh yeah:
I REGRET TO INFORM YOU THAT THEY GOT GIGACHAD:Rest in Power, King
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This has to be the most obnoxious video posted in this thread. Until now.
Looking into her briefly and I found this video; it's peak tumblrina autism
I thought I was privy to stupid xenogender shit, but apparently not.
Protistology
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r/aznmasculinity is the saddest page on the internet.
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This article and others as I went looking for a link to the actual ruling all made it sound like the dissenters were supporting Ella's claim that he no longer needs to be on the sex offender registry because he's now a woman instead of the young man who committed the crimes, but thankfully this case actually wasn't that absurd. The dissenters just said Ella should be able to change their name but would still have to stay on the sex offender registry. All seven rejected the "cruel and unusual punishment" claim to the point where they didn't even bother to include Ella's entire argument about it, they just disagreed on whether or not Ella should be precluded from being able to apply for a name change for which he can still be rejected while on the sex offender registry.
One of the majority concurred but wrote a separate opinion just to complain about the majority referring to Ella with female pronouns.
Also, just for the record, Ella wasn't really a pedo. At 15 Ella (6-4, 300lbs) and a girl held down a 110lb 14 year old autistic boy who is blind in one eye after he refused to let Ella give him head, pulled down his pants and Ella sucked his dick. Just girl things.
Ella is now 6-5 and 345lbs. She claims she was in significant danger and assaulted while incarcerated because of her gender identity and continues to face the threat of violence because of her gender identity.
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Punitive Castration
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I'd be surprised if this wasn't mentioned already but it's pretty new... anyway: black man evicts female college roommate for saying "I know" when he came out as transgender.
Noir drag freak
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Do these people think that they look good as the opposite sex?Who the hell thinks masturbating to videos of another guy fucking skanks and trannies is "empowering"?
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Rest in Power, King
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Can bald troons not afford wigs or something? You'd think they're the ones that would want to have them the most.
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@White Lead thanks for your incredible effort. Since I'm too lazy to figure out how to get money to Jersh have a poor man's 
That article is so autistic that I think you can find it under the definition of the word in the OED. My God, the twisting of the language they do to placate hurt fee fees! I had wondered how gendered languages were "coping" with genderspecials (beyond latinx). It's even more horrifying than I imagined. I am really glad you went to all that trouble, thanks.
That article is so autistic that I think you can find it under the definition of the word in the OED. My God, the twisting of the language they do to placate hurt fee fees! I had wondered how gendered languages were "coping" with genderspecials (beyond latinx). It's even more horrifying than I imagined. I am really glad you went to all that trouble, thanks.