Stunning, brave and full of excuses
Caleb Hammer attacks troon with financial facts. Troon insists he's fine thank you. Caleb calls him buddy a few times. ETA Bonus 5 o'clock shadow and chest hair.
I find it interesting how everyone, seemingly without exception, is using "they" and "this person" in the comments. In addition, obviously, to the title itself being a "this person." Mayhap we're over the hill of peak trans? Even for Youtube normies?
In any case, I always wonder how much of it is conscious strategy ("I'm going to subtly dig at the troon") vs. subconsciously being uncomfortable with the obvious insanity of calling someone like this a woman, even if you are nominally an "ally."
I've known two trans irl, one pooner and one troon. I knew the former in high school, where we ran a club together. I was, at least to my mind, an alphabet ally at that point in time, but never once referred to her as "he." If I was making third person reference to her, it was always her (poon) name or "they." It was a strange cognitive dissonance, looking back. Much as I wanted to view her as a man and "validate" that identity, I physically could not bring myself to call her a he. In retrospect it is obviously because she was a 5' squeaker and my subconscious knew it was absolutely batshit to suggest that she was a man.
The latter was a friend of my college girlfriend. By this point I was pretty much over the trans shit, but did not want to create a problem with my ex. I called him "she" one time, and again had a near-physical reaction. I could not
stand the cognitive dissonance. So funny enough, the single time I used "preferred pronouns" was my personal peaking moment, and the point at which I consciously acknowledged that it's all nonsense, rather than putting it on the backburner and trying not to think about it too hard.