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Tfw you will never be able to transition into being a milf . Age is the one true destroyer of trannies.

Women can look good past their 30s as long as they take care of themselves and when they hit their actual golden years (the non crazy ones) often become matronly pillars of society. Watching other peoples kids doing charity work Even in the ghettos down south you will see old black ladies in their 70s and 80s outside keeping an eye on neighborhood kids that they dont even know. I've had them scold me so many times for being outside barefoot or bring me something cold to drink if I'm doing outside work in the summer. Its nice. Like having a bunch of grandmas. Troons just turn into Buffalo Bill

Growing up, my neighborhood was full of little old white ladies who had retired with their husbands, only to be widowed. You better believe I cleaned up on boy scout candy drives. I was always helping them bring in groceries or catching their little dogs when they slipped out the front door. One of them had a very sweet and pretty catahoula leopard hound named Tiger, with those beautiful blue eyes the best of them have:
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Tiger used to follow me around the neighborhood on walks, especially to the convenience store. No leash, no need for one. If I wasn't around, Tiger would mooch around the neighborhood looking for work crews to mooch pets and bits of food from.
 
So stealth means "in the closet" for trannies now? lmao
To pooners, yes. They’ve fully internalized “you get to dictate how other people perceive you” so if they say they’re stealth how could someone possibly think otherwise? It’s not up to other people how they perceive her anyway, she says she’s a man therefore they HAVE to think she’s a man.

“No one has a right to see me as anything but a man. Therefore I am stealth.”
 
Growing up, my neighborhood was full of little old white ladies who had retired with their husbands, only to be widowed. You better believe I cleaned up on boy scout candy drives. I was always helping them bring in groceries or catching their little dogs when they slipped out the front door. One of them had a very sweet and pretty catahoula leopard hound named Tiger, with those beautiful blue eyes the best of them have:
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Tiger used to follow me around the neighborhood on walks, especially to the convenience store. No leash, no need for one. If I wasn't around, Tiger would mooch around the neighborhood looking for work crews to mooch pets and bits of food from.
This is the kind of world I want all kiwis to enjoy. :heart-full:
 
So stealth means "in the closet" for trannies now? lmao
Kind of the opposite. It means "I'm soooo convincing and I don't tell anyone I'm trans".
Well, at least in their imagination. They are horrified when they find out that people are just being nice and pretending not to see the obvious.
 
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It gives me great pleasure to announce that “@its.rylie.darling” is now a full, voting member of the highly esteemed and exclusive Club 41. A reception will be held in the grill room this evening at 6, and you are cordially invited!
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A portrait of our newest member! (shown here at right)
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OP troon is a “digital creator” with a wife and two daughters. He’s left a ton of pre-troon pics on his profile.
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Oof.
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Channelling Nick Contino in this one. And Pokémon Go, because of fucking course.
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Wife’s gotta be only marginally less fucked up than he is, given that she’s making the conscious decision to stay with this fucking reprobate.
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Poor, poor girls. A mental, absolute failure of a father, and an enabler mother buying into the insanity instead of putting their well-being first. Not a single, positive role model to be had. Would daddy pulling a Delbert Grady on them be more merciful at this point? Tragic.
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A True Narcissistic troon another troon dies and he makes all about his "Story".
 
The real me is not a LARP dammit !!!

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OK I'm not up on the lore of that Manga, so I did an online search and ...
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... of course. :lit:

Sorry no selfie in the profile. :christine:

Some comments.
Kara Zor-el from superman 2025. Super excited for her movie this summer!
Supergirl?....omg me too I can't wait for the movie to arrive​
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Sarah Connor from T2 ...
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Hatsune Miku! ...
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And more! 8)
 
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There’s a type of behaviour often observed in lolcows: an inability to just let things be, to understand they can’t win and the fight isn’t even worth winning. If they argue their position just one more time, you will be convinced! This poor judgment results from a mix of impaired theory of mind and immaturity.

I have no idea why I suddenly thought about that.

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Kind of the opposite. It means "I'm soooo convincing and I don't tell anyone I'm trans".
Well, at least in their imagination. They are horrified when they find out that people are just being nice and pretending not to see the obvious.
Back in the 90s, "stealth" meant moving to a new place and dropping your friends and family so you could live a life where no one knew you were trans. I don't know if anyone ever accomplished this, but trans people would talk about it as a transition goal.

Now it means "people don't know I'm trans" - sometimes "I haven't told anyone and live as my actual birth-assigned sex," sometimes "I never tell anyone I'm trans and I pass 100% of the time so no one says anything to the obvious crazy person suspects".
 
Jesse Singal, a journalist who was branded a Hitler-Satan by insane fat perverts, has published an op-ed in the New York Times.
The article details the recent cracks in the facade that is the trans youth medical industrial complex, and goes over the recent developments in European counties (like the Cass review) and the recent successful lawsuit by de-transitioner Fox Varian in the US.
Why am I posting this here? How is this a trans L? The troons have been trying to ruin this dude for years. The lardass wanker who wrote "Manhunt" was obsessed with this guy and wrote gross death/rape/torture bits about him on Twitter. The New York Times had pretty much completed it's descent into being the New York Troon and published articles about respecting neopronouns. Jesse getting this in the Times, where he can just flat-out say "Yeah, we fucked up, "youth gender medicine" was a huge mistake" is an L for every insane man in programmer socks that's been baying for his blood. It's over. The normies know.
Here's the text of the entire article if you'd like to read it without leaving the site:
In 2020, Republican-led states began pushing in earnest to tightly restrict or ban youth gender medicine. In response, the professional organizations — including the A.M.A., the A.A.P. and the American Psychological Association — wrote a flurry of letters to legislators, amicus briefs and sciencey-sounding documents opposing the bans. These documents routinely exaggerated the evidence base for the treatments in question. There was more talk of consensus: “Every major medical association in the United States recognizes the medical necessity of transition-related care for improving the physical and mental health of transgender people,” explained the A.M.A. in a letter from 2021.
During this same period, a sea change occurred in Europe. Finland, Sweden and Britain conducted systematic evidence reviews of youth gender medicine — a much more transparent and regimented process designed to attenuate the influence of human bias. Every such review revealed deep uncertainty about the evidence base, and as a result the countries that conducted the reviews began more tightly regulating youth gender medicine. (Denmark has since followed suit, and there are some signs France and Norway may as well.) Which science, then, should be trusted? The confident American professional organizations or the skeptical European health care systems? What about when even the professional organizations start to schism?
I’ve been covering this controversy for about a decade from a left-of-center perspective, and I’ve found that anyone who questions these treatments, even mildly, is invariably accused of bigotry. It would be shocking if the professional organizations chiming in on these issues — which, like all such organizations, exist in part to increase the esteem of their members and to enhance their own influence — were immune from such influences. And now that the political winds have shifted radically, with the Trump administration launching an all-out assault on both the practice of and research into youth gender medicine, it seems some of them are realizing they would benefit from appearing a bit more moderate.
Perhaps I’m being unfair. But it’s impossible to know, because these organizations are quite opaque about the processes that give rise to their public statements. They’ve tried to have it both ways: They’ve presented themselves as representing “the science” while sometimes violating science’s traditional norms of transparency and open debate. (Neither the A.A.P. nor the A.M.A. would grant me an interview. The American Psychological Association responded to some of the questions I sent the organization via email.)

The A.P.A. presents a particularly striking case of why transparency is important. In 2024, it published what it touted as a “groundbreaking policy supporting transgender, gender diverse, nonbinary individuals” that was specifically geared at fighting “misinformation” on that subject. But when I reached out to the group this month, it pointed me to a different document, a letter written by the group’s chief advocacy officer, Katherine McGuire, in September in response to a Federal Trade Commission request for comment on youth gender medicine.
The documents, separated by about a year and a half (and, perhaps as significantly, one presidential election), straightforwardly contradict each other. The A.P.A. in 2024 argued that there is a “comprehensive body of psychological and medical research supporting the positive impact of gender-affirming treatments” for individuals “across the life span.” But in 2025, the group argued that “psychologists do not make broad claims about treatment effectiveness.”
In 2024, the A.P.A. criticized those “mischaracterizing gender dysphoria as a manifestation of traumatic stress or neurodivergence.” In 2025, it cautioned that gender dysphoria diagnoses could be the result of “trauma-related presentations” rather than a trans identity, and noted that “co-occurring mental health or neurodevelopmental conditions (e.g., depression, anxiety, autism spectrum disorder) … may complicate or be mistaken for gender dysphoria.” It seems undeniable that the 2025 A.P.A. published what the 2024 A.P. A considered to be “misinformation.” (“The 2024 policy statement and the 2025 F.T.C. letter are consistent,” said Ms. McGuire in an email, and “both documents reflect A.P.A.’s consistent commitment to evidence-based psychological care.”)
Along those same lines, how did the American Medical Association go from arguing that “forgoing gender-affirming care can have tragic consequences” for “pediatric patients” in its 2021 letter to its present stance that one such treatment, surgery, should be delayed — potentially for many years — as a general matter of course?
If, as I suspect, political forces are the culprit, that would lead to an inescapable conclusion: You cannot automatically trust what these organizations say at a given moment. Not unless they provide a lot more information about their decision-making processes.

Should we “trust the science”? Sure, in theory — but only when the science in question has earned our trust through transparency and rigor.
 
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Should we “trust the science”? Sure, in theory — but only when the science in question has earned our trust through transparency and rigor.
Admitting their faults would be a start, and admitting that they've never double checked the evidence themselves.
 
Jesse Singal, a journalist who was branded a Hitler-Satan by insane fat perverts, has published an op-ed in the New York Times.
https://archive.ph/AxxtC
Having read the piece it is indeed... Interesting how "the science" works. What in 2021 was life saving and must be done ASAP, in the 5 years afterwards it became "better not rush and wait until adulthood"

Of course a troon in comments running defense but overall, the comments eem to be... Supportive!? Has the pendulum swing this much already?
 
Having read the piece it is indeed... Interesting how "the science" works. What in 2021 was life saving and must be done ASAP, in the 5 years afterwards it became "better not rush and wait until adulthood"

Of course a troon in comments running defense but overall, the comments eem to be... Supportive!? Has the pendulum swing this much already?
The pendulum is swinging yes, but also more people are starting to hear detransitioner's voices along with the women's voices that the TQ+ mafia was able to censor when Jack Dorsey was in charge of Twitter. But for the science/medical aspect they are starting to see lawsuit after lawsuit and having their 'OH, OH SHIT' moments realizing their liability may start to rise exponentially if they don't nip this right now.
 
Back in the 90s, "stealth" meant moving to a new place and dropping your friends and family so you could live a life where no one knew you were trans. I don't know if anyone ever accomplished this, but trans people would talk about it as a transition goal.

Now it means "people don't know I'm trans" - sometimes "I haven't told anyone and live as my actual birth-assigned sex," sometimes "I never tell anyone I'm trans and I pass 100% of the time so no one says anything to the obvious crazy person suspects".
Stealth actually means "We all know you're trans. Your (pick one: short stature / hip to waist ratio / adam's apple / 5 o'clock shadow / body odour) is extremely obvious, and you're not fooling anyone. We're just too polite to tell you to your face".
 
This guy again. His tip for looking one's best in a selfie. :lit:

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This one is a close up. Full length body shot at link.
Wow, the polar opposite of a Myspace angle really IS the most flattering. Who'd a thunk it!

I just can't with his eyebrows, the angle is absurd. I bet he thinks he's giving Bette Boop or Clara Bow.
 
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