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Troon makes a cope post after seeing countless polls where people were indifferent or negative of seeing guys troon out. Post goes mildly viral. People added to it in ways that he didn’t like, so he lectured them for not thinking of *just* the trans women for once

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the world is a better place with trans women in it

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this post is making the rounds again and people continually add on "and nonbinary people too, and trans men!" and let me be very blunt i absolutely agree! my life has been made better by the trans men and nonbinary people in it, in a way i couldn't articulate with words.

tho to also be very blunt this post escaped it's initial purpose and meaning (in very good and sorta annoying ways). the original post was in response to seeing a series of polls from a popular polling blog where users were asked if they were happy to see someone figuring out they were trans, with a different poll about trans men, transmascs, trans women, transfems, agender, and nonbinary people. out of all the polls the trans woman poll (followed closely by the transfem poll) were mostly "indifferent" or "no" responses when compared to every other poll.

And to be honest I just really needed every trans woman to know that they make the world a better place just by being here with us.
 
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This kid clearly has no idea what she's doing. Claims she's a trans men, then goes into a demi boy (whatever that's supposed to mean) and is obviously bisexual with extra steps.

Nothing but confusion


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And this sums up the trans cult in a nutshell. They truly believe they're imprisoned in bodies they hate and that by invalidating their identity their reality can't be made real.

It all comes from a false religion called Gnosticism where they believe that society is god and makes reality what it is. So by changing reality they're breaking free and becoming a god.
 
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Syikeblade said:
demi boy (whatever that's supposed to mean)
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I think it's supposed to mean "Sometimes I feel like a boy, sometimes I don't", just like how demi sexuals are "I'm not attracted to everyone all the time".
Which, to be clear, both are fully retarded. But tranny logic be tranny logic.
 
PetiteFeet said:
I think it's supposed to mean "Sometimes I feel like a boy, sometimes I don't", just like how demi sexuals are "I'm not attracted to everyone all the time".
Which, to be clear, both are fully retarded. But tranny logic be tranny logic.
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Demisexual basically means "not a whore." People who claim they're demisexual say they need to have a connection with someone before they have sex with them, which obviously makes them very, very special and not like the majority of people at at all. You won’t be surprised to learn that this is another sexuality some boring broad on tumblr came up with.
 
PetiteFeet said:
I think it's supposed to mean "Sometimes I feel like a boy, sometimes I don't", just like how demi sexuals are "I'm not attracted to everyone all the time".
Which, to be clear, both are fully retarded. But tranny logic be tranny logic.
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Apparently it means that you partly identify as male and partly as “another gender” (female). Basically just non-binary.
 
Vampirella said:
I only knew one guy under 5 foot and he was a legit midget that was like 4 something. Where are they finding all these men under 5 foot.
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I'm starting to believe that they're don't understand the concept of height. I mean one pooner said that she was towering over a guy while he was supposedly the same size as her, and there's other men who's simultaneously her size and taller then her. Plus that one person at 5'4 who said that 30-40% of men she meets are her height or shorter, that's just absurd.

Maybe it’s some kind of autism, like faceblindness. Like they're unable to really register height.
 
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I'm starting to believe that they're don't understand the concept of height. I mean one pooner said that she was towering over a guy while he was supposedly the same size as her, and there's other men who's simultaneously her size and taller then her. Plus that one person at 5'4 who said that 30-40% of men she meets are her height or shorter, that's just absurd.

Maybe it’s some kind of autism, like faceblindness. Like they're unable to really register height.
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I just assumed all of the "men" these pooners use as examples are SEA people. I have never met a caucasian man shorter than me. I'm 175cm. I'm also not in the states so the only other ethnicities I see are arabs, turks/West Asians and the occasional negroid.
 
I'm about average pooner height (147cm), and I've only ever met like three men who were shorter than me, and two of those were actual midgets.
 
Another woman falls to the babytrapping transitioner menace. Pray for her.
I just need to vent a little. I’m trans (MtF) and am really struggling with this. I’m 33 married with one kiddo. My wife is wholly unsupportive as I came out to her earlier this year. She gave me the ultimatum of transition and we divorce or not and we stay together. I chose to stay in the closet. I transitioned in my mid twenties and went back into the closet a year later so I thought maybe I could do it again. Well this time is 100% more difficult. I have no one I can talk to about this, the stress it caused my wife when I came out doesn’t make me feel I can talk to her again about it and I have literally zero friends. I simply am just lost, I feel like I am missing out on the opportunity to be 100% myself. It doesn’t help I’m a therapist and work with my clients all day on being their most authentic self/ being their favorite version of themselves. It is kind of crazy to think I help people and I can’t seem to help myself in this situation. I don’t want to lose my wife and the family we have built, I love her like no other. However, there’s this resentment that’s been building for sometime since she gave me the ultimatum. I don’t even shave my face as I think she’s judging me and she’s mentioned anxiety that I’ll change my mind about transitioning. I don’t know maybe I need some encouragement as I process all of this, maybe I need to woman up and face the consequences of transition. I just don’t know.
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Late & gay re: the issue of people using casual singular "they"... yes it's common among gendershits, but there are also a lot of people who do it without any socjus overtones. Usually it's just due to socializing online. Seeing "skittlesfan1386" and a generic avatar doesn't give immediate gender cues: most online people are never anything more than text on a screen. So people who socialize online will often refer to others with singular "they" just out of laziness instead of constantly digging for pronouns. That can end up carrying over to real life or people they know the sex of just due to habit. If you get triggered over people who use "they" you're probably catching a lot of false positives who are just Internet nerds at worst.
 
Misogenes said:
I used to be down with third-person-singular "they," until I suffered through reading a story that used it for an enby character. Turns out it's a miserable experience, and now I've brought "he or she" back into my lexicon out of spite.
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There's an author I like to follow. He writes a lot, has published daily for years, and has enough of a dedicated following that he makes some decent money off of it. He is a competent and experienced writer and I think he knows what he's doing.

In the middle of an otherwise normal story he introduced a "nonbinary" character. That would have been fine- it was genuinely sexless in a way that made perfect narrative sense. This was not directly described, but it was incredibly obvious what the author had done within about a paragraph, and the prose was noticeably awkward every single time the character appeared for the rest of the story.

English is pretty flexible, but that was the end of any doubt I had.
 
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