The Gunt Whisperer
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obsessed with Stanley cups
It took me way to long to realize this wasn’t about puck bunnies or women who love NHL.
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obsessed with Stanley cups
Strawberry happens to be a popular flavour. Plus in Cuban/LatAm communities they're not as anal over wearing pink. Pink was once a boy's colour.Why don't these girls get that taking a piss out of each other is masculine bonding and a way taking care of other men? Guys don't really care if they eat or drink girly stuff but it's an excellent topic of insult. While meaningless by itself it does relate to that's unacceptable to be weak like a girl if you happen to be a man. A man is expected to be strong and gets little to no support often, being able to take shit just raises your happiness, survival and success in life. Having small competitions over nothing is just a fun way to train yourself and show you have what it takes to be a man.
Soulsborne fan here. Guess I'm a dude, given how many trannies follow these games./As a woman/ *nervous look to left*....
I just listen to the shin Godzilla soundtrack, queens of the stone age, and doom 2016 soundtrack on repeat. Am I... Should I... Become a man?
I hated sleepovers because a neighbour would ALWAYS fuck up my barbies. She literally couldn't stop touching them. Troons never understand the "look but don't touch" mantra.The irony is teen girl sleepovers are often a gauntlet of stressful situations for any slightly social awkward girl. So many opportunities to reveal ignorance, admit embarrassing personal details that get spread around the school the next day, etc.
Right, fellow degenerates. I’ve searched the site(sort of, I’m a bit of a tard) but I’ve not seen anything about this.
Anyone managed to go undercover or find any interesting tidbits? I can only imagine the cesspool of foul malfeasance lurking about.
Nevermind! The transfediverse is what I was talking about I. am forever disappointed now that I’ve been answered. Tbf, I did say I was a tard. Thread tax- I found a semi “normal” pooner with an impressive beard.
I suspect he’s about 4’ll, but hard to gauge it. I can only imagine the state of his bush ugh.
Profile if you’re mildly interested
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For some reason I can't quote your posts @SpiderBitch
How have you people been here this long and not figured it out, ok maybe not the November join?For some reason it wont let me quote lavendermoth’s post but:
How do you celebrate Pride Month?
I only came out in 2021 so it’s all so new to me still and I don’t know what to do with all the freedom! So far, my wife and I celebrate by just enjoying the present, it’s ok for me to be me. I may celebrate by buying a few pride related momentos or some cute clothes for the new me.
What has been your experience at Robinhood and as a member of the Rainbowhood ERG?
I have never had more fun or personal gratification out of a job than I have at Robinhood. This has been the best place to work for both professional and personal reasons. We heavily promote and encourage inclusion for all types of people and that’s made very clear with Rainbowhood. In fact, people here are so supportive of each other that I came out publicly to Rainbowhood before coming out to most of my family. Even though we’re colleagues, the Rainbowhood members are so responsive and uplifting that I felt comfortable in my journey. Not being afraid to be myself at my job with my colleague has made me more engaged in my job, and a feel closer to the culture and the people around me.
How do you demonstrate pride at work?
By being truly authentic. The biggest reward has been getting to live and dress the way that expresses who I am, and not what I’m supposed to act like traditionally. I express my full happy self so much more than I thought possible in the workplace. I can bring my compassion, care and energy to what I do while still being able to joke and have fun. It’s a big burden taken off my shoulders not having to worry about what people will think, I can dedicate all that energy to being helpful to others and not worrying about what others think about my sexuality.
Why did you join Robinhood?
I first heard of Robinhood at my previous firm during some water-cooler talk. When asking questions about Robinhood one day, my boss pulled me aside and warned me about new companies. Naturally this piqued my interest further. Watching a large firm feel threatened enough to warn its employees about a competitor certainly means something. I knew that if firms like mine were worried about Robinhood, then it meant Robinhood was challenging the industry and I wanted to be part of the change.
Our mission is to democratize finance for all. What does our mission mean to you?
I was always interested in the markets, even as a kid, but as I got older it felt overwhelming, like it was out of reach. It took becoming a broker to get over that perception. Looking back, Robinhood spoke to the younger me: the one that felt lost, confused, interested but always an outsider. I felt like I didn’t belong just by looking at a stock’s chart. Robinhood makes the markets accessible without making you feel like it’s overwhelming. They provide education to everyone wherever they are in their life regardless of their knowledge. We want it known that you don’t need to know everything, or have learned the tricks of the trade, or have an economics degree. Just know that we’re here to walk with anyone that wants it, as far as they want to go.
Tell us about your career growth or career journey so far at Robinhood, and how that’s impacted you.
My industry knowledge has increased dramatically here. I’ve been able to move into a solutions-driven role that lets me learn more about the inner workings of the market. It’s allowed me to specialize in different areas of the market, and share that knowledge with others.
What is your favorite Robinhood value and why?
Participation is Power — being there for the little guy means everything to me. Everyone is invited, included and no one gets a better deal than the next person, regardless of their financial status.
How has our Future of Work plans to be remote-first empowered and enabled you personally and professionally?
Getting to spend my mornings and evenings with my wife and children (instead of 2–4 hours commuting) has been immeasurably healthier for me. It’s so nice to be able to take my kids to school and pick them up instead of sending them to the bus stop. It also makes my decision to go into work, when I do, meaningful and I enjoy the office so much more that way.
Quick Facts!
What did you want to be when you grew up? A diplomat- getting to travel, meet new people and helping people with big issues of all cultures
Favorite snack or food? Waffles or Hamburgers (yes I can snack both of those, lol)
First job? Server at Cici’s Pizza
Any pets? 1 puppy doggy
Dream superpower? Super Speed- going fast makes sense for someone with ADHD, lol
Real name is William Duane Patterson II.
SRY defines what sex you are and it is most commonly found on the Y chromosome. However, your sex never changes when you are born, or men with mosaic Y chromosome loss would start turning female which they don't.To be fair, his point was that DNA does not define your sex, so it doesn't matter how many XY/XX sets you have.
To also be fair, that's incredibly stupid and things that are pretty unambiguously genetic in nature (like Down Syndrome, earlobe attachment, or species) are clearly not transmitted through organ transplants, spit-swapping, or any number of things that put foreign DNA inside your body.
He's not even a stockbroker. He works at a help desk and spends the rest of his time doing DEI.Of course a retard tranny who can't manage his finances would work for Robinhood.
They do, kinda. They simply can't conceptualize anything outside of their lived experience, because of this they simply can't comprehend that other people don't think the same way they do. Take misgendering for example, it hurts him when he is misgendered, so he thinks he can inflict that same hurt on others by misgendering them. Like Chris, when he started saying his trolls are naive, after one of them called him that. Russell Greer is an other good example, he fully expected his lawsuits against Taylor Swift to be as important to her as they were for him, not understanding that she probably has no idea he even exists. Narcissists and autists have serious trouble relating to others and view themselves as the benchmark for everything.Do you just assume these women will melt like the Wicked Witch if you call them a man, India?
Steller thumbnail@Null's favorite content creator has invited a tranny with a Robert Z'dar-like jaw onto his show. He blames all of his financial problems on mental illness because he knows that Caleb is not going to push if this guy says that he'll kill himself if he can't blow money on new cars and Victoria's Secret for his new breast implants (no Walmart for this troon!). You can tell that Caleb is struggling since the guy says "I'm transitioning/manic" or agrees just to shut down any line of inquiry. The guy doesn't even look like he's listening, just preening for the camera.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=3BUGm3yhTX4
Highlights:
* The mother of his oldest child moved away after he trooned out and he no longer has custody.
* All of his friends and family abandoned him after he trooned out. The only relatives left in his life are his kids, who are forced to be around him.
* He says that he has to buy the older kid junk food because he's autistic.
* He is the primary breadwinner and started trooning out when his second kid was a toddler. He claims that his wife loves it.
* He also claims that his dietitian told him that he needed to buy expensive organic food from the farmer's market that can be found nowhere else.
* His eating disorder compels him to buy tons of junk food, too.
* The neighbors are disgusted by him and dump trash in his yard.
* Literally every problem in his life is due to his mentals.
* Huge anime sleeve tattoo, Crunchyroll subscription.
The character on his right arm is Tomie, which is a pretty fucked up choice.* Huge anime sleeve tattoo, Crunchyroll subscription.
I just literally love how he claims he's done with his transition. You can spot the ol' 5 o clock shadow like Chris, and he still visibly looks like a fucking dude. He's probably as autistic as his older son. This what I don't understand. I've seen so many amazing candidates in the job market place turned away from regular employment because they're too demure or conservative yet companies have no qualms about throwing money at fucking freqks who they know will embarrass them. I mean, this fucking dude is probably similar to Gabbi Tuft, who developed a taste for dick after "Transitioning" in a male dominated field. Even the thumbnail is fetishistic.@Null's favorite content creator has invited a tranny with a Robert Z'dar-like jaw onto his show. He blames all of his financial problems on mental illness because he knows that Caleb is not going to push if this guy says that he'll kill himself if he can't blow money on new cars and Victoria's Secret for his new breast implants (no Walmart for this troon!). You can tell that Caleb is struggling since the guy says "I'm transitioning/manic" or agrees just to shut down any line of inquiry. The guy doesn't even look like he's listening, just preening for the camera.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=3BUGm3yhTX4
Highlights:
* The mother of his oldest child moved away after he trooned out and he no longer has custody.
* All of his friends and family abandoned him after he trooned out. The only relatives left in his life are his kids, who are forced to be around him.
* He says that he has to buy the older kid junk food because he's autistic.
* He is the primary breadwinner and started trooning out when his second kid was a toddler. He claims that his wife loves it.
* He also claims that his dietitian told him that he needed to buy expensive organic food from the farmer's market that can be found nowhere else.
* His eating disorder compels him to buy tons of junk food, too.
* The neighbors are disgusted by him and dump trash in his yard.
* Literally every problem in his life is due to his mentals.
* Huge anime sleeve tattoo, Crunchyroll subscription.
I think this is where troonism falls apart for me. Like you can call me whatever you want I’ll never doubt I am a woman. Why do other peoples opinions matter so much to troons?The thing is, he can call Helen Joyce 'Harry' all he wants, but you just know if she called him 'Jonathon' back he'd absolutely fall apart.
Troons sure do love throwing stones from their glass Doom-Fortresses.
I mean, we're getting a little metaphysical here, perhaps, but I guess on some level, a troon's gender identity can only really exist if they're perceived by others.I think this is where troonism falls apart for me. Like you can call me whatever you want I’ll never doubt I am a woman. Why do other peoples opinions matter so much to troons?
Funnily enough, when a woman wears maid/stripped socks/skirts it feels that the woman is the one who's crossdressing here.The only 'girly' stuff they're actually interested in is weird cutesy weeb shit where itsstly men into it anyanyways dont even see women interested in cat girl maid shit or striped socks or whatever, i, itsl men and girls pandering to men.
It's funny you say that - I used to know several girls who used to dress in the 'pastel goth' style - lot of soft pinks, teals and purples, very feminine and cute and girly - all of whom have abandoned it now because trannies have moved in and spoilt it for them. It's such a shame, because while it's not a style for me, a lot of the time I thought they looked really cool and it's sad to see another female space ruined by moids.Funnily enough, when a woman wears maid/stripped socks/skirts it feels that the woman is the one who's crossdressing here.
It's like we went so full circle that "MTF fashion" is just regular male fashion.
Oh, you're a guy who wears stripped socks, a skirt, and choker? Whatever. Only men would use that combo.
It's male clothing, nothing remotely feminine here.
I wonder if the opposite (FTM) is also true...