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Bozo Gnarly said:
a certain lady lawyer that is talked about regularly in this thread made an appearance in a youtube video recently at the 11:00 minute mark.
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Do you want to be more of a man in the bedroom? Drummer_Pony has you covered. She wrote a lengthy text giving her thoughts on the matter. Using her own experiences with penis envy bottom dysphoria she details several coping mechanisms and ways pooners can practice what they are by nature. All of it is based on an in depth foundation of gender theory allowing her to confidently state that 'cis men aren't actually experts on what it means to be male.' She explains how even cis-men perform gender and that therefore a pooner dressing up like a cheap halloween horse and donning a strapon to get into the right headspace is just as valid of an approach as a pooner engaging in 'dark age play' to convince herself that her clit is merely a baby penis.

Becoming "More of a Man" in the Bedroom​

A couple weeks ago I saw a very interesting question asked by a non-binary transmasc person about how to "add" their transness to the bedroom. They said that they felt intimidated by the "expertise" of their cis male partner, and weren't sure that they would be even be "good with a cock."

So, I am writing this post for fellow trans men, transmascs, enbies, butches, drag kings, and anyone else interested in exploring masculinity in the bedroom, especially with cisgender male partners. I am going to start by discussing masculinity as a construct, but if you scroll down you will find a handy-dandy numbered list of suggestions I have for building confidence and being "male in the bedroom."

(Please note that I will be using the language of "dildos," "sex toys," "prosthetics" and "strapons" to describe what some people may simply consider their own dicks. I am doing this for clarity's sake, but know that it if you can't make your own, storebought is fine - a penis you purchased is still your penis).

Here's the first thing to understand - cis men aren't actually experts on what it means to be male.

Manhood, masculinity, and maleness aren't necessarily things that cis men magically know and transmascs must "learn." That goes for all aspects of maleness, but sex as well - being a man in the bedroom doesn't actually come with anything special outside of heteronormative assumptions about what a man "should" be doing.

Whether or not manhood and maleness are innate traits is a different discussion, but my understanding of my own gender dictates that I was born with a "male brain," with an innate predisposition towards masculinity to affirm this identity. I did not learn "how" to be male, I learned how to perform it.

Now, when I say "perform," I do NOT mean that I am "acting," "pretending," or "faking." I talk a lot more about this in this writing, but when we talk about gender as a performance, I mean the expression of gender and masculinity that all men - cis men included - engage in to feel comfortable and affirmed. I am referring to the work we put in to "perform" gender - shaving, haircuts, working out, wearing certain clothes, etc. This performance is not necessarily difficult, or even something we think about, because some of us are performers by nature, (and, more nefariously, because performing gender is indoctrinated into us into a young age).
This performance to be aligned with what is considered culturally masculine for a lot of us, but like all great theater, there are opportunities to subvert expectations.

With that all in mind, I must offer a couple disclaimers. The performance of maleness and masculinity comes easily to me. I am also male regardless of what I'm wearing or what I'm doing, BUT I tend to perform my gender in a "traditional" manner. My relationship with enjoying "feminine" activities improved after I transitioned, but it's still something I struggle with. When I have explored femininity in sex, it has very frankly been in the context of degradation.

I also only started having sex after I started transitioning, so I have only experienced sex "as a man." However, when I first started having sex, I assumed I was a bottom and almost exclusively was on the receiving end of vaginal sex with cis men, and for years I have struggled with being unable to divorce that kind of sex, and my current genitals, with femininity. Of course, being AFAB, I have experienced the many years of propaganda and expectations surrounding the "feminine role" in sex. It wasn't drilled into me as harshly as some people, but it's still there.

Like I said earlier, "being a man in the bedroom" doesn't actually mean anything. You can be a man wearing a skirt getting fucked in the ass and still be a man. Sex encompasses SO many activities, so much more than a cis man putting his penis in a cis woman's vagina.

That said, I know and understand the desire - if not need - to explore "traditional" expressions of masculinity to feel affirmed in your masculinity. Even now, after so many years after starting testosterone, I still struggle with feeling emasculated when I am being vaginally penetrated, although this is probably more bottom dysphoria than toxic masculinity. (Maybe both).

Anyways, here are my suggestions for how to explore confidence and masculinity during sex, both in top and bottom roles. These are, of course, merely suggestions, and ones tailored largely for people who have bottom dysphoria like myself, so pick and choose what you think will be useful for you.

1. Spend time alone wearing a strapon​

If you look through my photos, you will find a great number of pictures I have taken by myself wearing a strapon or prosthetic penis. I tend to do this when I am feeling dysphoric, but I also just do it for fun. When I am wearing a dick, I stroke it, I hump my bed, I fuck fleshlights, I tie it up, I wiggle it around and I just sit with how it feels to have a dick. Taking aesthetic dick photos is very masc-affirming.

Granted, there is always some dysphoria from not being able to feel my penis, but there are alternatives. My T-dick isn't big enough for this, but if you've been on testosterone and had a lot of bottom growth you might be able to penetrate a fleshlight on your own. There are also dick extenders like the Transthetics Rod (this is meant for people who have had metas, but with enough growth it can work without one). I am constantly recommending the NewYorkToyCollective Jack 2-1 Stroker, it's a very fun toy, although it's not super easy to use for penetrating others.
Transthetics also has a toy meant to translate sensation from a blowjob,, but I've heard mixed things about the visual of it.

If you are wearing a strapon harness, you should find a model that feels good for you. Many harnesses are aesthetically designed for cis women, and may not look or feel comfortable. I own a simple pair of strapon boxer shorts from Amazon. The only downsides to these are that they can't accommodate very big dildo sizes and they don't show off the balls of whatever dick I'm wearing, but they have served me well. You can also find strapon harnesses that are also jockstraps, such as these ones from RodeoH.

2. Masturbate while wearing a strapon​

I also strongly recommend masturbating while wearing a strapon or prosthetic. This can be a good way of figuring out how to prioritize your enjoyment without the pressure of performance during sex. A recent discovery for me was wearing a Tracy's Dog Vibrator-Sucker Combo while I wore my strapon shorts and a dildo over it. It was very fun, and surprisingly not that dysphoria-including. I have also done this with a rose sucker I own, and it was really great to stroke my dick to the beat of the vibrator.

If it feels good and works logistically, then you can try this during sex too.

3. Wear a strapon while bottoming​

Note that you can wear a strapon, stroker, packer, or prosthetic for any sex or masturbatory act. You can be wearing a dick while giving oral. You can wear a dick while topping. You can wear a dick while bottoming - anally or vaginally.
I don't especially enjoy anal, but it is a masc-affirming form of sex for me, and wearing a dick while receiving anal stimulation is something I definitely recommend.

If you are using a strapon or packer as opposed to a stroker or feeldoe, even though you won't be getting the physical sensation, you may still find the visual massively affirming.

4. Practice topping, and focus on the mental aspect​

You may have heard before that AFAB people's hips aren't "designed" for thrusting. This may be true, but these are muscles you can build. This is another reason why I often wear strapons alone, so I can indulge in the gender euphoria of penetrating something and practice thrusting my hips at the same time.

While you may experience dysphoria from not being able to feel the sensation from a strapon, and while it is important to explore options that do bring you physical pleasure, there is something to be said about being fully focused on your partner's pleasure and not your own. It can be a very rewarding experience, and can also fit well into being a service top, or being put in chastity and denied physical pleasure.

Additionally, because you aren't focused on your own pleasure, you can probably go for much, much longer than a cis man can, and focus on different elements that can make sex for you and your partner pleasurable.
At the risk of sounding a bit full of myself, I am very good at topping, and I have been told by some partners that it's because I have a very good sense of rhythm. I can focus on thrusting to a beat, on changing up my speed and depth, just for funsies or in response to what my partner wants. I also have some brain space free to focus on dirty talking, rubbing my partner's genitals or nipples, or impact play.

(As a final note regarding not being focused on one's own pleasure, there is a great lineage of queer history and identity in the Stone identity, which is something I myself have started to identify with. Stone, largely a part of butch lesbian history that has become more gender expansive in recent decades, simply means "not wanting to receive any sexual touch and/or only desiring sexual touch in specific ways with specific partners; getting sexual and/or mental gratification from sexually pleasing a partner." )

4. Explore masc-affirming honorifics and language​

There's no shortage of masc-affirming things that one can asked to be called. Master, Daddy, Sir, Boy, Sir, and there's an even greater list of gender-neutral things one can be called. You can experiment with calling yourself these terms, and asking other people to do so.

Additionally, it is important to communicate to people what you want your genitals (storebought penises included) to be called. You may find that even if you don't have bottom dysphoria, "vagina," "clitoris," "labia," or "pussy" feels uncomfortable. You can try "front hole," "dick," "T-dick," "balls," or any other number of parallel terms. If you want your strapon to be called a dick, you must ask for it to be called a dick.

Building up the courage to ask for these things might be difficult, but it will probably make you feel much better in the long run. And if it doesn't, there's no harm done in going back to the words you used to use.

5. Explore masc-affirming D/s and fantasies​

Honorifics and words are one step, but playing with power dynamics and fantasies are another way of exploring masculinity. Because we live in a patriarchal society, there are many power fantasies present throughout our culture that are defined by the male role. We impart ideas of gender and power onto almost everything - age, occupation, clothing, physical characteristics, even animals. Even though this is largely harmful, the truth is that you might find some gender validation in arbitrarily traditional masculine power structures and fantasies, and this is okay to play with. You might be attracted to the hypermasculine leather daddy role, you might like the roleplay of being the rich male CEO, and you might like being the forcibly feminized and emasculated male sissy cuckold.

But there are many ways to approach masculinity in roleplay, including ones that are a little bit more distanced from our daily lives and physical bodies. There are many transgender ageplayers and petplayers, and it's not surprising why - there's tons of opportunities for exploring different performances of gender in those kinds of play. Being a little boy is a very different form of gender expression than being a daddy. Being a stallion conjures up many cultural ideas of maleness, as does being a dog.

I have an entire class on exploring sex and gender in petplay (which I will do a writing about as well), but being a ponyplayer and a "breeding stallion" is a MASSIVE part of my masculinity, inside and outside sex. It is also part of having a well-rounded and healthy relationship to performing masculinity - I am soft and silly, beautiful and graceful, strong and virile, all at the same time.

Engaging in sex in this headspace also changes some of the expectations people might have of a man during sex. I'm not expected to talk. I'm not necessarily expected to be dominant or be a top. I am not necessarily expected to be having straight sex. I am not necessarily being emasculated if I am being fingered or "anally inspected." Since I'm fully dressed up most of the time and wearing my strapon shorts, nobody can see my genitals, except for the dick I want them to see.

Wearing gear and dressing up can help you distance yourself from dysphoria and step into a more masculine space. Bodysuits and zentais are great for this, both for covering up a body you don't want and creating a somewhat streamlined look between various components of your play - my bodysuit blends nicely into my strapon shorts, for example, there's a continuity of form that reads "stallion" instead of "person wearing strapon boxers."

In ageplay, there is so much room for the simple indulgence of culturally "little boy" activities that can be very masc-affirming. I might also say there are opportunities to play with gender in a way that implies one will "grow" into a man. An idea I have had, but not tried, is dark ageplay where my T-dick is given attention to (something I normally don't want) under the pretense that it is simply a penis that hasn't "fully grown" yet.

Ageplay and petplay helped give me some clarity on my bottom dysphoria, since for years in both of those spaces (even before I realized I had bottom dysphoria), I felt a lot of discomfort with receiving any sort of vaginal attention in both of those spaces, because both spaces were a somewhat unhindered, pure form of my maleness.

Now, that is not to say that the gender you feel or play with in different headspaces means anything, but it's something worth exploring.
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The full profile of this dudette is extensive, with tons of pictures worthy of documenting and even more deranged texts. I will probably post it later this week. Or should I focus on just posting the choice bits of these fetlife people instead of documenting entire profiles?
 
The Great Ducktator said:
You may have heard before that AFAB people's hips aren't "designed" for thrusting. This may be true, but these are muscles you can build. This is another reason why I often wear strapons alone, so I can indulge in the gender euphoria of penetrating something and practice thrusting my hips at the same time.
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Except that women have naturally stronger core and thigh muscles, so they probably are. Women have greater endurance than men too, on average.

Dunno if that translates into pegging skills.

The Great Ducktator said:
This is another reason why I often wear strapons alone, so I can indulge in the gender euphoria of penetrating something and practice thrusting my hips at the same time.
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Imagine being a burglar and you break into this house only to stumble upon this little dood brandishing her mighty weapon while thrusting in the air like some sort of fitness workout. Just like a cis man!

The Great Ducktator said:

5. Explore masc-affirming D/s and fantasies​

Honorifics and words are one step, but playing with power dynamics and fantasies are another way of exploring masculinity. Because we live in a patriarchal society, there are many power fantasies present throughout our culture that are defined by the male role. We impart ideas of gender and power onto almost everything - age, occupation, clothing, physical characteristics, even animals. Even though this is largely harmful, the truth is that you might find some gender validation in arbitrarily traditional masculine power structures and fantasies, and this is okay to play with. You might be attracted to the hypermasculine leather daddy role, you might like the roleplay of being the rich male CEO, and you might like being the forcibly feminized and emasculated male sissy cuckold.

But there are many ways to approach masculinity in roleplay, including ones that are a little bit more distanced from our daily lives and physical bodies. There are many transgender ageplayers and petplayers, and it's not surprising why - there's tons of opportunities for exploring different performances of gender in those kinds of play. Being a little boy is a very different form of gender expression than being a daddy. Being a stallion conjures up many cultural ideas of maleness, as does being a dog.

I have an entire class on exploring sex and gender in petplay (which I will do a writing about as well), but being a ponyplayer and a "breeding stallion" is a MASSIVE part of my masculinity, inside and outside sex. It is also part of having a well-rounded and healthy relationship to performing masculinity - I am soft and silly, beautiful and graceful, strong and virile, all at the same time.

Engaging in sex in this headspace also changes some of the expectations people might have of a man during sex. I'm not expected to talk. I'm not necessarily expected to be dominant or be a top. I am not necessarily expected to be having straight sex. I am not necessarily being emasculated if I am being fingered or "anally inspected." Since I'm fully dressed up most of the time and wearing my strapon shorts, nobody can see my genitals, except for the dick I want them to see.

Wearing gear and dressing up can help you distance yourself from dysphoria and step into a more masculine space. Bodysuits and zentais are great for this, both for covering up a body you don't want and creating a somewhat streamlined look between various components of your play - my bodysuit blends nicely into my strapon shorts, for example, there's a continuity of form that reads "stallion" instead of "person wearing strapon boxers."

In ageplay, there is so much room for the simple indulgence of culturally "little boy" activities that can be very masc-affirming. I might also say there are opportunities to play with gender in a way that implies one will "grow" into a man. An idea I have had, but not tried, is dark ageplay where my T-dick is given attention to (something I normally don't want) under the pretense that it is simply a penis that hasn't "fully grown" yet.

Ageplay and petplay helped give me some clarity on my bottom dysphoria, since for years in both of those spaces (even before I realized I had bottom dysphoria), I felt a lot of discomfort with receiving any sort of vaginal attention in both of those spaces, because both spaces were a somewhat unhindered, pure form of my maleness.

Now, that is not to say that the gender you feel or play with in different headspaces means anything, but it's something worth exploring.
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Why is it always bdsm? Every single one of these genderspecials is into bdsm.
 
The Great Ducktator said:
Do you want to be more of a man in the bedroom? Drummer_Pony has you covered. She wrote a lengthy text giving her thoughts on the matter. Using her own experiences with penis envy bottom dysphoria she details several coping mechanisms and ways pooners can practice what they are by nature. All of it is based on an in depth foundation of gender theory allowing her to confidently state that 'cis men aren't actually experts on what it means to be male.' She explains how even cis-men perform gender and that therefore a pooner dressing up like a cheap halloween horse and donning a strapon to get into the right headspace is just as valid of an approach as a pooner engaging in 'dark age play' to convince herself that her clit is merely a baby penis.
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The levels of cope these people have almost amount to worldbuilding. The problem can’t be that they’re girls incompetently performing masculinity. No no, it’s that masculinity isn’t real, it’s just that some of the fakers (WHICH IS EVERYONE) are better than others (BUT NOT INHERENTLY). I always want to ask, where are the super-masculine pooners who can show us mere biopenis-owners how it’s done? Like, IRL?
 
Vlad the Implier said:
I haven't been in my local scene for years because the good ones have dissipated and the others are just gay corporate shit for influencers. I can see how raves would appeal to trannies and I'm glad I got to experience things before gender sorcery became a thing but just how bad is it these days?
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I'm a little late but I've seen a few messages like this before on this board and wanted to add something. I won't PL as any details for me would be super local, but those spaces and groups still exist unpozzed. Meet people at the shittier events/shows for local artists, find the shit that explicitly doesn't do  any social media shit. The raves that are invite only, the shows that you'll only hear about on fliers at cool venues or from buddies with their own bands are very very very different from the ones trying to get as many people to attend as on Instagram.

This goes for all local music btw, you can still find great metal shows, punk bands that make a bar explode, whatever. I'm in what a lot or Kiwis would call a liberal hellhole and I've still found some great community and had great times that I've seen people posting about 'not existing' any more.

Same as with all hobbies 'ruined' by trannies, get deep into whatever youre trying to avoid them in and connect with others who are obviously disconnected from the surface level, 'trans rights!!!' spamming of shitty discords and popular social media hubs of these things.
 
The Great Ducktator said:
I am going to start by discussing masculinity as a construct,
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Oh, here we go.
The Great Ducktator said:
cis men aren't actually experts on what it means to be male.
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Really? Go on...
The Great Ducktator said:
Now, when I say "perform," I do NOT mean that I am "acting," "pretending," or "faking." I talk a lot more about this in this writing, but when we talk about gender as a performance, I mean the expression of gender and masculinity that all men - cis men included - engage in to feel comfortable and affirmed. I am referring to the work we put in to "perform" gender - shaving, haircuts, working out, wearing certain clothes, etc. This performance is not necessarily difficult, or even something we think about, because some of us are performers by nature, (and, more nefariously, because performing gender is indoctrinated into us into a young age).
This performance to be aligned with what is considered culturally masculine for a lot of us, but like all great theater, there are opportunities to subvert expectations.
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Yeah, it's all theater. Gender is a creative choice. Optional too. Always has been, always will be...

I really want to round up some of these "gender is a construct" doods at dawn one day. I'll hand them scythes and lead them to a few acres of wheat and say "You've got until sunset to level all this. As men, it's your job to scythe the wheat down so the women can come behind you, get the ones you missed with their hand sickles, and gather it all up into bundles to dry. So line up, space yourselves out, and get swingin'. In tandem. No laggarts. For the next few days everyone is going to work to the limits of their bodies to get the wheat harvest in so we all have bread to eat. But it all starts with you scything the wheat today. All day. You can have a short break for lunch, but that's it. It needs to be done, and done today. The women will bring you cool drinks and damp cloths to wipe the bugs, sweat and kicked up chaff away. Anything you need to keep swinging alongside the other men they'll provide. There will be a brief pee break that you'll all take together. There may be snakes. Definitely spiders and mice. But there's no stopping until the sun gets low. That's a gendered performance that anyone can do, right? Don't you feel comfortable and affirmed?"

It'd be even funnier with troons coming up from behind them, hacking at small groups of wheat stalks with their hand sickles and easily scooping and tying up the cut wheat. And squealing over spiders and mice. I bet they'd love ferrying drinks to the pooners in flouncy gingham dresses and wiping their filthy brows. The pooners, after a few hours of scything away under the hot sun, not so much, Kek.
 
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Kerry Benton said:

Some YouTuber interviewed the Tboy wrestler who got injured. Tbh this video was exhausting to listen to, do not recommend. I did learn that Tboy wrestling was charging POC discounted ticket prices so they could virtue signal, of course.
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Treating races differently in 2026
Kujo Jotaro said:
A question every Gay dood must ask themselves
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“Gay” pooners (straight butch women) try so hard to be gay cis men it’s not even funny, actually it is laughable and I’ll be talking about it more. The gay pooners will dunk on straight cis men for issues that too exist for gay cis men, and when they get into friendships with homosexual cis gendered men who aren’t a stereotype, guess what happens? They find ways to get uncomfortable by them, because despite what yaoi/bl have told them, gay men are still men and are still ‘socialized’ the same way. Yet they still attempt to overcompensate for how much they are a gay man they are by saying that gender is a ‘social construct’ and wearing their little straps and putting down cis gendered men (which one again, includes gay cis men) as if they aren’t actively taking hormones and planning surgeries to be them. Transgender men or just transgender people in general feel like the ultimate form of larp.

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things about cis guys you didn't understand that you do now​

as a kid i'd look at my cis male peers and think, "why is he doing that? what's the aim here?" now i'm roughly 2.5 years on testosterone and i think i get it. here's my list:

  • why is he jumping and smacking doorways all the time? test of newfound strength. i'm stronger, can jump higher, and when i'm feeling myself i jump up and smack doorways 'cause i can.
  • why is he so goddamn clumsy? misunderstanding newfound strength. i restarted T in july. about a week in i knocked over a can of coke while i was playing video games. a week ago that would have been a gentle reach for my drink. then suddenly it's like my arm just shoots out. i was like a cat on a counter for awhile.
  • why in the bathroom all the time? does he have bladder issues? the bathroom's a great place to hide from bullshit. he's also masturbating probably, but i live in a house with 7 other guys and sometimes you need to get away from mr. karen's nonsense for just 5 blessed minutes. the smartphone is the modern version of the guy on the john with a newspaper.
  • why the oversized pants? your dick is not that big, bro. neither is mine, but it hurt like hell to wear regular-fitting pants for a while, and a packer was out of the question entirely.
  • why the quiet monotone voice? 'cause, to paraphrase a quote from the nutty professor, his voice has more crack than harlem. i sound most masculine when i talk quietly and with little bounce. that also doesn't sound like me, so i'm recalibrating my voice to see how high i can get it when i'm emphasizing an emotion without cracking.
basically most of my questions are answered with recalibration. he's changing and he hasn't yet figured out what he can and cannot do. add to that: he's a dumbass kid. i think a mindset of trial and error is better than withholding everything out of fear. everyone makes mistakes and they don't define us. when you're afraid you hide and that builds resentment and that leads to bad habits.

but, that's my questions about guys answered. what are yours?

i'm also tempted to ask a similar question about girls to trans women. having been a "girl" once myself, i can confirm some things and laugh with them.
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Magic Pickle said:
Fake gamer girl: a poon who has made being a gamer an intrinsic part of her identity is bowled over when a random Redditor believes she's a "noob" because she doesn't understand how GameCubes work, and this is so distressing that she can hardly type coherently due to the raging "dysphoria" it induces in her. Sometimes I envy troons 'n' poons for the simplicity of their problems... must be a pretty charmed existence!
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n00b? Real gamer? Holy shit I'm laughing so hard.

This is multilayered because not only is she trying to be a man but she's one of those younger zoomers trying to larp as a zillenial. The ironic thing is that if it was actually the 2000's, she'd probably be ratted on for being a "gamer girl", not trying to pretend to be a man or whatever. (It was the norm for women online to not state their gender at all because of that.)

Whoever called her a "noob" is obviously also larping so I can't imagine how deep this goes.

(I almost typed d00d lol.)
 
Injection said:
“Gay” pooners (straight butch women) try so hard to be gay cis men it’s not even funny, actually it is laughable and I’ll be talking about it more.
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The easiest/best way to 'prove their manhood' is the way many young men do: sports.
For some reason, they avoid male sports like the plague.

All the recent SCOTUS hearings were about men on women's teams, its just understood that trans men (girls) too terrifed and weak to try out for the male teams.

If they did this as often as the trans women do, they could prove their manhood easily. Especially after they start beating the men!

I can't understand why they aren't doing this all the time, the trans women sure are.

I have also never heard of them being on construction crews or pit crews (my 1st jobs) --if they want to be among men and treated as a man, this type of job would be perfect for them.

Instead, I see them working at the PetSmart, fussing over parrots & kittens--acting stereotypically feminine. What's going on?

:lol:
 
GenderCop said:
The easiest/best way to 'prove their manhood' is the way many young men do: sports.
For some reason, they avoid male sports like the plague.

All the recent SCOTUS hearings were about men on women's teams, its just understood that trans men (girls) too terrifed and weak to try out for the male teams.

If they did this as often as the trans women do, they could prove their manhood easily. Especially after they start beating the men!

I can't understand why they aren't doing this all the time, the trans women sure are.

I have also never heard of them being on construction crews or pit crews (my 1st jobs) --if they want to be among men and treated as a man, this type of job would be perfect for them.

Instead, I see them working at the PetSmart, fussing over parrots & kittens--acting stereotypically feminine. What's going on?

:lol:
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Funny thing I notice about self identifying butch lesbians compared to pooners are that the self identifying lesbian or ‘studs’ as you call them always, without fail, outperform pooners in whatever thing they are trying to overcompensate for. Not all lesbians obviously, but y’know what I’m talking about. If you have met these ‘studs’, they talk more like men and it doesn’t even sound forced or anything.
 
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GenderCop said:
All the recent SCOTUS hearings were about men on women's teams, its just understood that trans men (girls) too terrifed and weak to try out for the male teams.

If they did this as often as the trans women do, they could prove their manhood easily. Especially after they start beating the men!
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Men's sports are open to women. The issue is, when women try out for them, this happens.

Context: a trans hockey game had a pooner on one team and a gigahon on the other. The pooner gets knocked the fuck out with a single shove from the gigahon and had to be taken off the ice on a stretcher. It wasn't even a hard hit, but the trans man got a whiff of that 'girly juice' that granted the hon an innate advantage from the time he was six months old.
 
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