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For those who don't know, DIY gel manicures are very dangerous, especially if you are using cheap shit gel polish from Amazon.
Gel polish, especially cheap and shitty gel polish, contains HEMA (Hydroxyethyl Methacrylate). If you get gel polish on your skin repeatedly, you can very, very easily develop a HEMA allergy. Your fingers will swell, blister, and painfully peel. Developing a HEMA allergy means that not only will you never be able to use gel polish ever again (or nail glue), but medical products used in dental and surgical settings will be off the table for you as well. Fake nails should be painted before they are applied to the hands, and and cuticles/skin that comes into contact with gel polish should be instantly wiped off with acetone.
Looking at that abortion of a white nail, there's no way he's painting the press-on nails separately and then gluing them onto his fingers. He's most likely bought Beetles brand polish from Amazon, because it is cheap and the number one result when you search for gel polish, and he's slopping it onto his fingers with the precision and focus of an ape.
TL;DR: By being sloppy and lazy, this troon is likely going to end up with a permanent chemical allergy that will make doing his beautiful girly woman lady nails a painful and blister-filled experience, and will prevent him from possibly receiving certain kinds of medical care.
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Any other lesbians around that proudly share with "lesbian" subreddits that they're married to a bloke?
the answer is ofc yes
now this lesbian knows he's no into dudes
the really bad experience of being rejected as a freak turned me prison gay, this must be how the negros feel
type of guys to trying and lose their virginities to a prostitute only to murder her when they get "scared"
5 year relationship with a guy she doesnt talk to but he's really cool and anyway she dates a women now.
lots of suckers larping with their husbands
i had figured lesbianactually was mostly trannies with the odd lost lesbian but turns out its actually dudes and their pet retards (sorry, heterosexually-married-wifes-that-aren't-into-fanny-type lesbians) and the odd lost lesbian
ending on a happy note
this one's halfway
this one's left but has some sunken costs
this one found the door after only a year
the answer is ofc yes
now this lesbian knows he's no into dudes
the really bad experience of being rejected as a freak turned me prison gay, this must be how the negros feel
type of guys to trying and lose their virginities to a prostitute only to murder her when they get "scared"
5 year relationship with a guy she doesnt talk to but he's really cool and anyway she dates a women now.
lots of suckers larping with their husbands
i had figured lesbianactually was mostly trannies with the odd lost lesbian but turns out its actually dudes and their pet retards (sorry, heterosexually-married-wifes-that-aren't-into-fanny-type lesbians) and the odd lost lesbian
ending on a happy note
this one's halfway
this one's left but has some sunken costs
this one found the door after only a year
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There's a video game reviewer called Grim Beard AKA Corey Lee Martin. I made a thread about him somewhere a few months ago. I like his videos and music, but he's the most stereotypical Californian SJW woke commie (you name it and he's that). He moved from X to Bluesky when the former became slightly less censored because he's not the biggest fan of freedom of speech. In his AMA video he mentioned how he collaborated with Mr. Suzi, so I made a throwaway account and sent him this:yeah as a former fan of Opie and Anthony, I knew about this lore for awhile. I did a side hustle helping gather stuff for a commentary channel years ago and this was right up my ally for a video. Sphere was also a hardcore 4chan poster. He came around before the tranny craze really began popping off so a lot of people werent even aware of this guy. @LaughJoke2.0 nailed it all above before me. Anthony wasnt the tranny chaser, even though he did fuck one. Norton however is the full on deal. And man that's a shame because Norton is one of my Mount Rushmore tier of comedians.
I dont know what Spheres community is like now, but years ago if you tried to say he was trans, people would flip out. And his past on 4chan as a tripfag is still controversial since he was once upon a timebasedracist.
(warning: scrolling images of a naked tranny with his private parts censored. I'm not embedding the video for this reason. please don't ban me!)
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DOB: November 3rd 1987. 38 year old football fan from Elgin, South Carolina. Previously lived in Columbia, Camden and Lugoff in South Carolina. He's been whacking it off to Victoria's Secret models for so long he's reached the point here.
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I feel like I'm losing my goddamn mind.
On a similar note leftists are doing just as much as conservatives to take women's rights away by calling them "trans rights" and "transphobic"
Want to be able to be in a locker room/toilet/sport/grieving mothers group? NOPE SORRY THAT'S TRANSPHOBIC you HAVE to let penis in! Turns out what women want doesn't matter if a man puts on a dress
Feels like I'm in a goddamn madhouse. At least the conservatives are honest (about that)
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I always "Press X to doubt" whenever I hear people going "I know a lot of people who" because its such a "Trust me bro" argument. I could easily say "I know a lot of men who would date trans women" and it would hold just as much weight.
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Also recall he was the one who pushed for /pol/ and later regretted it or something like that, however I can't rightly remember WHERE he said it, likely it was Twitter back when it was still usable.
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I was watching YouTube shorts and found this video titled "Bring Back Bullying" about several transgenders that died due to "bullying." The first one was murdered, which is the only one that deserves sympathy, but the other ones are just transgender cosplayers that killed themselves due to online bullying. This video is supposed to make people feel bad about online "bullying" because transgender cosplayers committed suicide over getting "bullied" in Instagram comments. Why do these people deserve sympathy? Why are we supposed to take responsibility for someone else's actions? They chose to commit suicide; the mean commenters didn't pull the trigger.
I also found this idiotic pro-trans YouTube short that claims you are "transphobic" if you think that trans people are fine as long as they don't make it their whole personality and that only biological men and women exist. No wonder people hate the trans community; apparently doing so much as supporting biological reality makes you transphobic.
I also found this idiotic pro-trans YouTube short that claims you are "transphobic" if you think that trans people are fine as long as they don't make it their whole personality and that only biological men and women exist. No wonder people hate the trans community; apparently doing so much as supporting biological reality makes you transphobic.
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Youtuber troons out
Keeps the trooning side out of the videos
Videos still enjoyable despite the contrapoints voice
But inevitably, what used to be a fairly nice comment section now is now a troon playground.
Ugh... Even when the troonout doesn't destroy the content, the "community" inevitably does.
Video is latest captain KRB, about Happy99 worm.
Keeps the trooning side out of the videos
Videos still enjoyable despite the contrapoints voice
But inevitably, what used to be a fairly nice comment section now is now a troon playground.
Ugh... Even when the troonout doesn't destroy the content, the "community" inevitably does.
Video is latest captain KRB, about Happy99 worm.
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Troons talk about eggs cracking but you have truly found Humpty Dumpty
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A gayden (i.e., a heterosexual female) wants to get her COVID-conscious freak on as she claims that being promiscuous is "an important part of (my) healing and recovery" but is having issues trying to get her crazy crippled roommate to allow strangers to enter their shared domicile. Since breaking the lease isn't an option (and apparently neither is simply rubbing one out and calling it a day), what's a frisky li'l FTM to do?
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Proving that blokes aren't the only boneheads when it comes to biology, some li'l doodz also discuss female anatomy at length with some similarly retarded pronouncements that can only be made by the scholars of stupidity that claim Reddit as their scholastic sanctuary.
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Lastly, an elderly man whose Reddit profile describes him as a "boomer male to female transgender woman 76 years old former alpha male non-profit chief executive turned hot Helen Mirren type and transgender advocate" celebrates developing gravity-defying gynecomastia and hopes that one day his heaving, yearning bosom might make man-milk. A tour through the wretched swamp of this grotesque grampa's post history made me wish he was one of those old guys rendered impotent with age; instead, he's got just enough juice in the tank to post lurid fantasies about being a horny teenage cheerleader (or Hooters waitress), describing his meat-sacks as "The Banger Sisters," and how he admits that pantyhose were a "gateway" for him for years. The final straw for me was actually the way he tried to prop up tranny superiority over normal women, so I phonebooked OP for my own amusement, which you can find enclosed for your convenience. (He also has a Fetlife, but that's one of the few grounds I dare not tread, so anyone else with a burner account is free to go take a look at his profile if they'd like.)
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Though this pants-shitter is too retarded to do something as simple as swallow pills, doctors still felt it was appropriate to sign off on prescribing him HRT which should prove to you that "Cs get degrees" is a wildly dangerous phenomenon to accept from those in medical school. One might ask how it is that OP has not starved to death with such a dangerous inability to ingest anything, but know that this particular predicament is caused by something so obvious, it's almost painfully unfunny: he's literally just that fucking autistic.Hookups and boundaries? (NSFW, CSA mentioned briefly)
Okay this will be long, so forgive me. My roommate and I are trying to figure out a solution that works for both of us.
Context: I am a 28 year old gay trans man. My roommate is an older (50?) year old gender queer and autistic person. They are celibate, basically, whereas I am a slut (affectionate) with needs. We didn’t discuss this when I moved in because at the time I wasn’t actively sleeping with people.
If anyone suggests we stop living together -stop
moving is not a solution. We can’t break the lease. This is the best roommate I’ve ever had, and I don’t want to move! Housing is a nightmare where I live and I am not trying to find somewhere else. Plus, there’s no way I could live alone so this issue will just come up with someone else probably.
Basically, I want to hookup with people. This would involve bringing strangers to the house and having sex with them, obviously.
My roommate is uncomfortable with this for the following reasons:
- history of trauma/ PTSD: they are uncomfy around men, have a CSA history, and their previous housemate was raped in the house and they had to physically enter her bedroom and kick him out.
- they think that hookups (as opposed to a long term relationship) increase the likelihood that I will be hurt. (They care about my safety) and it will be their problem (they don’t want to have to intervene on my behalf like with their previous roommate)
- They think that people can manipulate you and turn on a dime and you never really know a person, so having a stranger in our house would be dangerous.
As a result of their discomfort, they have suggested several requirements. These are: requiring me to “know them well” before bringing them over (meet them for coffee or dinner first and talk at least an hour before they come back to our house) AND they want me to not have a rotation of different men each time - they would prefer me having long-standing relationships (friends with benefits or consistent hookups) instead of meeting strangers
My thoughts are:
- I respect their trauma history. Half of me just wants to agree and not have anyone over purely because of that.
- I have my own trauma history, and it’s an important part of my healing and recovery to be able to have sex with strangers and NOT be raped, and be able to express myself and my desires and have them reciprocated.
- this isn’t just “getting my needs met”. I have a vibrator for that. This is about intimacy and connection. You don’t get that from sex toys. I am not going back to being celibate- I was missing out.
- My friends are telling me that my needs matter, and that this is my house too.
- I don’t want a long term relationship, I want to hookup with people. I do this safely, by meeting in a public place first and getting the vibe and asking them questions about themself, their career, seeing how they respond when I say “no” and/or enforce a boundary.
Questions I need answered:
WIBTA if I kept trying to negotiate a solution/compromise or is my roommate’s trauma history more important than my sexual needs?
Is it fair/okay for my roommate to be dictating who I sleep with using these requirements?
Is it normal for people to bring strangers home to hookup with while they have roommates? My roommate says that people don’t generally do this, but to my knowledge this is a normal thing? That people do? I don’t think it’s an absurd request.
Some options I am considering:
Meeting my roommate’s requirements and only hooking up with people I have “gotten to know well” (feels controlling on my end, and is a slippery slope where my roommate could dictate exactly how well I need to know someone and what the terms and conditions are)
Completely writing off using our house as an option, and only meeting up with people if I can go to their house or a motel (pros- basically deletes the issue entirely. cons- this severely limits my options which are already limited because I’m trans and Covid conscious, safety would be worse if I went to someone else’s house, and motels can get expensive)
Decreasing the frequency - only bringing someone over once a month? This might help in their feelings of safety and their potential for an autistic meltdown from routine change.
Please give me your thoughts!
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Cordyceptic cleavage: a man alleges that the prominent swelling of his sweater puppies is having a manipulative effect on his malleable mind.
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Having trained with utmost discipline in the temples of NLOGgery, a "transmed" FTM extends her skill into the fine art of pooner pickmeism as she tries to present herself as One of the Good Ones to those less familiar with her merry band of malignant misfits. Alas, I fear OP may have been a bit late in the delivery of such a message; these days, even the most offline of normies are starting to awaken to the knowledge that there are some bunches of apples made up of nothing but bad ones.
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Troonjan horse: a HSTS (i.e., a crossdressing homosexual) cooks up a scheme to get genetic Jennies to show more sympathy to their skinwalking counterparts: for only a week, they should pretend to be transgender online so that they can get some perspective from walking a mile in a tranny's size 15 leopard print fuck-me pumps while throwing bigoted men for a loop. Now, OP admits that there are a couple flaws in this plan - such as the fact that no real woman cares enough to go to bat for them like this and that it may make men so paranoid and hostile they start attacking every woman they come across out of fear of deception - but, you know, the real victims would be the trickster trannies themselves.
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When a teenage tranny asks for more information about the myth of MTF menstruation, an army of crossdressers comes storming in to whine about enduring contractions from an organ they don't even have among other symptoms they falsely report experiencing so that they can feel as if their femi-mimicry is more complete. Then, because truth is a blade and a tranny is made up of nothing but tender flesh, all of the swordsmen who wield the sharply transphobic notion that trannies do not, in fact, get periods, are downvoted into the Shadow Realm for their crimes.
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Do trans women get periods?
I've heard from various people on the Internet that trans women do have periods but it's just cramps, but when I talked to friends about it they said that didn't make any sense since trans women don't have a uterus, so now I'm just kinda confused
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Hormone cycle, you get the mood swings but none of the women solidarity, it kinda sucks.
[–]Nildnas2
the people you're talking to don't understand basic biology 1) cramps happen largely in the smooth muscle of the pelvis, everyone has these muscles 2) hormone fluctuations are what cause PMS, PMDD, period cravings, etc. trans women have female endocrine systems with hormone fluctuations that are on different time lengths than cis women. but many trans women experience these symptoms on a similar monthly basis, there is literally zero research into why this happens. writing something off as impossible just because we don't yet understand the biological mechanism is ignorant at best, transphobic at worse 3) we are just discovering that hrt changes our epigenome, there are likely extensive biological interactions that occur because of that. none of which we understand yet
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No, they do not menstruate. As is stated, no uterine lining to shed, and no bleeding.
HOWEVER, their hormone cycles will regulate and they can experience basically everything else- mood swings, cravings, acne flares, temporary weight gain, and yes, even cramps.
It is very important that you still support her as you would a cis woman going through her cycle. Its a very big milestone for her, but few cis women will be willing to celebrate.
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What I haven't seen mentioned while skimming through here is the period poops.
I get them, alongside the mood swings. It can be extreme constipation or a "everything must go" situation. On a bad month, my intestines will try to do both (everything must go, but is not allowed to actually move)
[–]funkii_fox
Periods are started by hormones, not necessarily whether or not you have a functioning female reproductive system. My mom had a hysterectomy and still gets periods, for example. She knows she’s on her period because she always gets night sweats from them. Trans women on hrt will get the symptoms that aren’t specifically related to reproductive organs like mood swings and such.
[–]ArielBubble
Trans women get periods, women get menstrual periods. They are similar but not the same with lots of women cramping from egg release once a month too so every fortnight. Periods are unique to each woman.
[–]Repulsive-Junket8596
Cramps? No. No uterus to curse us with shedding its lining and discomfort.
Moodiness that fluctuates sometimes week to week? Yes. Hormones.. frequency of administration.. life stress.. pure rage can account for some of this.
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Yes we do: the menstrual cycle, is fundamentally formed from infradian rhythms in the brain which everyone has. Estrogen attaches to this cycle and modulates it to account for female reproductive health, function and behaviours.
Estrogen causes this rhythm to regulate muscle contraction signaling on the T10-L1 and S2-S4 which are uterine pathways, this is the mechanism that causes cramps and ultimately menstrual bleeding. However, smooth muscle along the pelvic floor and abdomen also use this pathway resulting in the same cramping. One quirk of this is how where a uterus is present when this system initiates, the body adapts to the uterus taking most of the signaling which the body doesn't reassess after the uterus has been removed, which is why people who have had a hysterectomy don't feel the cramps as intensely. However, where this system is initiated and no uterus is present, the smooth muscle takes the entirety of the signal resulting in cramps of similar intensity to those with a uterus.
Estrogen also modulates neurotransmitters like serotonin, dopamine and GABA as well as hormones such as oxytocin and cortisol which account for mood changes energy levels and libido which are consistent with the pattern of the full cycle in cis women.
Finally, progesterone also interacts with the system increasing GABA and prostaglandin receptor sensitivity thus increasing pain sensitivity and signaling respectively as well as reducing serotonin and dopamine sensitivity intensifying the shift in mood.
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No. The cramping feeling comes from the cervix opening and making room for the lining of the uterus to come out. It’s from the physical pain from the dilation. Without a cervix, there’s nothing to cause that cramping. It’s the same pain/cramping from giving birth, labor pains. It’s from the cervix opening that causes this. Usually thats what makes people grumpy also is being physically uncomfortable due to that. No cervix, no cramps.
Hormone cycle, you get the mood swings but none of the women solidarity, it kinda sucks.
so does that include cramps or just mood swings?
In my case, I do get both. The cramps are more like intestines and not super intense. I also get some other things cis women experience on periods, like fluctuating sex drive, just not the bleeding.
I didn’t believe in trans women getting cramps until I had to go from my normal patches to some other patches. At weeks end I was cramping a ton and super moody. Low E can still cause cramping in the bowels and women with hysterectomies still get them too, it’s not necessarily just the uterus 
I have been having periods for more than 25 years and didn’t know that they caused actual bowel cramps as well until right now. But that would explain the period poops phenomenon.
Sex Ed is so bad at sex Ed, what the heck.
There are a bunch of prostaglandins and a bunch of prostaglandin synthesizing enzymes that are present not just in the uterus (they're in fact key players in inflammatory processes throughout the body) that have the effect of triggering smooth muscle contractions.
Those contractions that affect the uterine musculature trigger a shedding of the lining, while those that affect intestinal smooth muscles , particularly the small intestine, produce period shits.
The receptor for prostaglandin E2 , (prostaglandin E2 is actually used in the clinic to induce contractions for labour) is actually expressed just as much in the omentum (which several visceral organs are attached to) and the small intestine as it is in the uterus in samples present in databases like GTEx (which contains samples from large numbers of donors, from different tissues and cell types within those tissues).
People like to implicate prostaglandin F2 as the driver of period like symptoms because it is more restricted to the uterus (you can't specifically knock them out to show causality, which is a major challenge to understanding causality) , but endometriotic tissue is also cycle-responsive and that tissue shows a reduction in prostaglandin F receptors and an increase in E receptors.
I've got a comment here diving into the literature, with references, for anyone that wants to read more. https://www.reddit.com/r/MtF/comments/1pxknpj/comment/nwnjsb9/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
In my case i get both, but for me it is like super intense like for a week straight it feels like i am getting punced in the pelvis area and same for the other cis women experiences, also i found out i might be intersex keyword might because i have had cramps since 14 just not that intense it increased after hrt started.
I had a friend who transitioned and later found out that she was intersex after she went off of hrt for a surgical procedure and then her hormone levels stayed more or less the same. Turned out she was born with ovaries that were just stuck up in there and she had been getting a regular period for her whole life. She is stoked having found this out and I believe will be going for bottom surgery soon. On the topic of hrt induced periods though, I don’t think I can relate to this, but I have definitely heard some gals talk about feeling a cycle related to their hormone regimen.
I cracked the secret to the not bleeding part....
Chronic kidney stones! Like I pass 'em every two to three weeks and need 4/5 intervention surgeries a year. I'm gonna real, not super worth it. But it does give me a lil gender euphoria when docs or nurses say "it's as bad as childbirth".
It depends on what kind you're referring to. Intestinal contractions can occur for some. It's also important to remember that hormonal cycle symptoms are widely varied in cis women and Trans men as well. Some cis women don't believe other women actually experience pain during menstruation and that they fake it as an excuse.
I get cramps in the abdomen, where I can’t walk without painkillers. Night sweats, and achy boobs. Stomach issues. Lots of stuff common with what is directed by hormonal PMS but no bleeding obviously
Edit: My girlfriend who is trans doesn’t get cramps as bad as me, and my afab spouse’s cramps aren’t as bad either so mileage varies
I'm confused by this response. I'm on monotherapy and inject once a week, so my E level does go through a weekly cycle where it applies at mid week and then trappers down but that's not a monthly cycle. Trans women that take a daily pill would have virtually no measurable cycles in their E levels.
Once you are estrogen dominant other hormones in the body that actually cause all the problems go into a monthly cycle, since we don't get the bleeding aspect usually only those with more severe symptoms figure out whats going on
Edit: Ah I almost forgot about the torrent of downvotes that come with being honest about this topic
Go suck a lemon losers
Yeah idk why people constantly downvote when people say trans women have a monthly period. It literally happens. Ive known tons of trans women in my life and they ALL know that its a thing and experience it. I think it comes from TERFs mass brigading this particular topic a lot.
Well terfs and trans people who have internalised terf nonsense
Always interesting when its another trans woman who jumps in to go "actually I didn't experience that with medical transition so you must be LIEING! ADMIT YOU LIED!"
The all caps lieing part was an actual dm I got at one point
Like girls, please, stop drinking the terf brain rot, not everyone has everything happen exactly the same
Oh but yeah brigading is unfortunately also a common thing too
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the people you're talking to don't understand basic biology 1) cramps happen largely in the smooth muscle of the pelvis, everyone has these muscles 2) hormone fluctuations are what cause PMS, PMDD, period cravings, etc. trans women have female endocrine systems with hormone fluctuations that are on different time lengths than cis women. but many trans women experience these symptoms on a similar monthly basis, there is literally zero research into why this happens. writing something off as impossible just because we don't yet understand the biological mechanism is ignorant at best, transphobic at worse 3) we are just discovering that hrt changes our epigenome, there are likely extensive biological interactions that occur because of that. none of which we understand yet
I see, thank you for explaining!!! I'm still in high school and my school did the absolute bare minimum in terms of health classes so yeah there isn't much anyone can do
My wife is a masters degree educated sex educator specifically because schools are such trash.
Keep asking questions, keep checking good verified resources.
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We should call it something different - without a uterus, it cannot be a period.
No, that's not how it works, just because it hasn't been researched is a very lame excuse to gatekeep trans women from this concept.
This is exactly the type of gatekeeping stuff as the misogynistic dismissing doctors have conducted with fatal consequences too often.
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If you are a trans woman or trans feminine person, you do not menstruate. We do not have ovaries or uteruses. It’s not the same experience.
Your internal transphobia is showing off, please look for someone who can help you.
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Why resort to that kind of talk? We’re debating the use of a word. This isn’t transphobia, it’s biology. We don’t have that anatomy. We do not menstruate. We can call it something else.
Again, this idea you have is very transphobic, this is not factual biology either as you can't have such hard conclusions when research has yet to be done. This is very terfy and maybe it's time for you to stop following Robert Galbraith.
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I don’t know who Robert Galbraith is. You’re making a lot of assumptions. Also, how can a trans person be a TERF?
Edit: also, in science we use what is known. We don’t decide to set aside accepted physiological function and anatomical features until we wait for new information. We rely on the knowledge we have until such a time that there is supportive evidence to the contrary. We do not menstruate, we have no uterine lining to shed, it simply is not a period as it is colloquially and culturally understood. We can call it something else. I have never had a period in all eight years of taking HRT.
That is exactly very terfy, the whole concept of "we can't do this until we prove it" is the reason why trans teens are murdered by withholding them HRT.
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I will not accept being called a TERF by another trans person. That accusation is excessive and misplaced.
This discussion concerns a narrow point about language, not a broader set of ideological positions. The issue is being expanded into multiple overlapping debates when the topic is actually a single, specific term describing a physiological process that requires certain reproductive organs. Menstruation is a biological process that requires a uterus and ovaries. Trans women do not menstruate.
Menstruation and hormone replacement therapy are separate issues. The use of HRT is not dependent on the ability to menstruate. Cis women who have undergone oophorectomy or hysterectomy may take hormone therapy to maintain hormonal balance, and intersex individuals may also use hormone therapy consistent with their gender identity. However, individuals without the organs required for menstruation, whether cis, trans, or intersex do not menstruate.
Only menstruation requires a uterus, the rest of a period doesn't. Sure the ultimate goal of a period is menstruation, but the hypothalamus and pituitary gland don't care about whether there is a uterus present, and can cause a period to happen, regardless of whether it's possible to menstruate or not.
Cis women who have had a hysterectomy can still experience a period, would you deny them the word too, even though they don't have uteruses?
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Words have meanings in society and in the United States, at least, a period is inextricably linked to menses. I am happy to call it a monthly but I am not excited about co-opting a word that is associated with so much pain and discomfort from people with uteruses. We do not have ovaries or uteruses, thus, no period. We have something else.
So should the cis women who have had oophorectomy and a hysterectomy, and are on HRT, but still experience a cycle that causes period symptoms have to find a new word too?
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No, they do not. We have never experienced it and never will.
So one group of women without uteruses and ovaries get to call it a period, but another group of women without uteruses and ovaries don't? Sounds like you're dealing with internalised transphobia to me. Don't inflict your own hangups and issues on others.
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I am not dealing with anything - I’m doing well. No need to resort to that kind of talk. I’m simply advocating for new language around something that belongs to us. What we have, we do not share with cis women and vice versa.
What about women (intersex or otherwise) who were born without a uterus and ovaries, who can experience period symptoms after starting HRT? Would you be okay with all of them calling it a period despite the fact that they never have and never will menstruate? How is that different for trans women experiencing the exact same thing? At that point, the only difference is that one was assigned female at birth, while the other was not.
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Tell you what - I will concede. I will go on saying I do not get periods and you and anyone else who wants to, can. Obviously, everyone’s experience is different but I’m coming up on eight years on HRT and haven’t experienced symptoms of menses. All things being equal, just because I have my singular experience, doesn’t mean everyone else has an experience like mine. Truce?
[–]PicklesTickle91
No, they do not menstruate. As is stated, no uterine lining to shed, and no bleeding.
HOWEVER, their hormone cycles will regulate and they can experience basically everything else- mood swings, cravings, acne flares, temporary weight gain, and yes, even cramps.
It is very important that you still support her as you would a cis woman going through her cycle. Its a very big milestone for her, but few cis women will be willing to celebrate.
[–]Lily_Thief
What I haven't seen mentioned while skimming through here is the period poops.
I get them, alongside the mood swings. It can be extreme constipation or a "everything must go" situation. On a bad month, my intestines will try to do both (everything must go, but is not allowed to actually move)
[–]funkii_fox
Periods are started by hormones, not necessarily whether or not you have a functioning female reproductive system. My mom had a hysterectomy and still gets periods, for example. She knows she’s on her period because she always gets night sweats from them. Trans women on hrt will get the symptoms that aren’t specifically related to reproductive organs like mood swings and such.
[–]ArielBubble
Trans women get periods, women get menstrual periods. They are similar but not the same with lots of women cramping from egg release once a month too so every fortnight. Periods are unique to each woman.
[–]Repulsive-Junket8596
Cramps? No. No uterus to curse us with shedding its lining and discomfort.
Moodiness that fluctuates sometimes week to week? Yes. Hormones.. frequency of administration.. life stress.. pure rage can account for some of this.
Period cramps are not localized to the uterus. They are usually from pelvic muscles, which everyone has. The cramps are a response the hormone cycle.
The uterus has a layer of muscle called ‘myometrium’. This is what cramps. The cause of the cramps are chemicals called prostaglandins which are synthesised in the uterine lining. The reason other smooth muscle can cramp is because the uterine lining sometimes produces too many prostaglandins
Edit: typo
So, both of us are right. I was wrong about it being mostly/usually pelvic muscles but cramping is still experienced in pelvic floor muscles as well even without uterus or ovaries to release prostaglandins. Prostaglandins are also found in AMAB individuals, in the testicles and semen. There’s not enough research to be sure but because of estrogens effect on the endocrine system I wouldn’t be shocked if the fluctuating hormones caused the same cramping effect in the pelvic area.
Either way, considering a large amount of anecdotes of trans women on HRT regularly report PMS symptoms (including cramps), it seems a little weird and borderline transphobic to discount that experience just because “well you’re cramping in the wrong spot” when cis women also experience menstrual cramping even post hysterectomy. Not saying you’re doing that, but I’ve heard others try that before.
[–]DominaCaecilia
Yes we do: the menstrual cycle, is fundamentally formed from infradian rhythms in the brain which everyone has. Estrogen attaches to this cycle and modulates it to account for female reproductive health, function and behaviours.
Estrogen causes this rhythm to regulate muscle contraction signaling on the T10-L1 and S2-S4 which are uterine pathways, this is the mechanism that causes cramps and ultimately menstrual bleeding. However, smooth muscle along the pelvic floor and abdomen also use this pathway resulting in the same cramping. One quirk of this is how where a uterus is present when this system initiates, the body adapts to the uterus taking most of the signaling which the body doesn't reassess after the uterus has been removed, which is why people who have had a hysterectomy don't feel the cramps as intensely. However, where this system is initiated and no uterus is present, the smooth muscle takes the entirety of the signal resulting in cramps of similar intensity to those with a uterus.
Estrogen also modulates neurotransmitters like serotonin, dopamine and GABA as well as hormones such as oxytocin and cortisol which account for mood changes energy levels and libido which are consistent with the pattern of the full cycle in cis women.
Finally, progesterone also interacts with the system increasing GABA and prostaglandin receptor sensitivity thus increasing pain sensitivity and signaling respectively as well as reducing serotonin and dopamine sensitivity intensifying the shift in mood.
[–]BuzySurferBee
No. The cramping feeling comes from the cervix opening and making room for the lining of the uterus to come out. It’s from the physical pain from the dilation. Without a cervix, there’s nothing to cause that cramping. It’s the same pain/cramping from giving birth, labor pains. It’s from the cervix opening that causes this. Usually thats what makes people grumpy also is being physically uncomfortable due to that. No cervix, no cramps.
Why answer if you dont know? The smooth muscle all around the abdomen cramps. Hormone levels are the reason for the moodiness. Trans women experience hormonal periods with everything but the bleeding.
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[–]somecoolguys
Short answer, no. We can't. Trans men who have medically transitioned to any extent are not biologically the same as cis women, and to treat us as such in a medical setting can be dangerous.
I don't have a uterus or ovaries. My hormone profile matches that of a cis man. To call me female, even biologically, is just stupid.
[–]Funny_School_5802
Truthfully cis people will desired whether they think you are more male or female based on how much they can harm you with that info. If putting down male makes sure you don't have access to certain medical care they will categorize you as male if likewise for female. Put whatever you want down and categorize yourself how you please the medical forms that make a big deal out of it don't even have your blood type on them which is more important that your chromosomes or genitals
[–]missmeatloafthief
I’m more “biologically male” than female at this point so that’s what I usually say. Only problem I run into is being asked if I’m registered for the draft, I usually put that I’m ineligible to register which is the truth.
[–]championhestu
HRT changes the body's biology to match that of the "other" sex. So if you take HRT, then it would be inaccurate to say it's female. But in general, the whole sex vs. gender debate should have been outdated long ago. Sex doesn't matter, gender (or lack thereof) does.
[–]OrganizationFar3427
Yeah those of us who are on T and especially have surgery are not “bio female”, after a certain point in my transition I’m just a hypogonadal infertile male, and there are plenty cis males who are hypogonadal and/or infertile. Look into the bimodal model of sex, it more accurately explains things like sex transition and intersex conditions as opposed to the binary model of sex
[–]virtuousbeast
Time to reclaim transsexualism. My transition was from female to male. I'm now male. I reject the sex gender distinction and some cis bureaucrat's form won't change my mind. Sounds like you're a male too and I encourage you to have no qualms about stating that fact.
[–]gummytiddy
A trans man is not biologically similar to a cis woman if he’s been on t. I’m not really sure wha answer should be put for sex, but I also believe it isn’t anyone’s concern unless it’s a relevant doctor (ie who prescribes your hormones or any surgeons involved in your transition). Most of the “negative” effects of t are what cis men typically experience ie circulatory system related health issues.
Anyway, I’m not sure what you should label your sex as, but male would probably be the most accurate. I don’t understand why your employer cares
[–]gay-username24
Not sure where you’re located so I can’t say anything with confidence on applicable laws, but in many places this is information you can opt out of sharing, they’re likely collecting it for demographics for discrimination testing (ex. EEOC in the US requires employers to collect this data, though applicants/employees are not required to respond). If it’s required to submit the form and you can’t opt out, I would personally put male.
Just read a really interesting article on this topic recently: https://stainedglasswoman.substack.com/p/how-hrt-rewrites-your-dna
TLDR: HRT literally changes the expression of your genes, if you are on HRT, your DNA is not the same as a cis individual of your assigned gender at birth
[–]Toby-Wolfstone
Leading medical science has agreed that even pre-transition we are not biologically identical to cis females, our brains and nervous systems are slightly but fundamentally different. (You can look up the “third phenotype” brain studies that conclude that there are three brain types, not two: male, female and transgender—so ftm brains have more in common with mtf brains than cis brains of either gender.)
TLDR even before transition we’re not “biologically female,” our nervous systems are intersex, and after certain medical transition steps we certainly aren’t hormonally or even sexual anatomy wise female anymore.
[–]Holdenborkboi
It really depends on who's asking. Sports? General jobs and outings? ID? I'm a man. Medical stuff? I make sure to specifically write that im trans ftm, since there's just too much medical nuance
Everything else though im just a dude
I mean, if you want to put me in the female ring at martial arts tournaments, go ahead, but i can say from experience that won't be pretty. I used to work out 6 days a week before transitioning, and just kind of fell out of it after transitioning, and I have THE SAME general looking muscle mass on my arms that I did when I was working out pre T. That is insane.
[–]sanguinerebel
I agree that it doesn't fit perfectly. I don't think I'm "biologically male" or "biologically female", it's somewhere in between, and was even before any kind of transition. I have always been more male-brained, and some of my secondary sex characteristics are more male than female, while others are typical female ones.
I think this is why AFAB/AMAB are more often used in this community, but I personally hate those terms because I don't want to identify with *anything* I was assigned for the sake of it.
[–]justanenby05
Y’know they say “gender is a social construct” and so is sex. All of this shit is just stuff humans made up to categorize us, put us in a box. Ask any one person what defines gender versus what defines sex and you’ll get different answers (at least I have) because the people don’t know. We were told XX=this and XY=that, but XXY? Utter panic. Born with XX, but have testes? Panic. Get rid of all organs typically associated with female somewhere down the line? Panic. When you think of it that way, you can mark whatever box you want to. Especially on a job application where they won’t give two shits and won’t even blink if you pass well. Just be safe about it.
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even if you medically transition to a man and get every surgery in the world, in the end you are still a biological female, if you don’t have a chromosome mutation saying otherwise. vise versa for trans women, nonbinary, etc.
personally, i don’t understand why people get so upset over biological sex. sex is not gender. you’re still a man, or whatever identity you prefer.
i’m already expecting quite a few downvotes on this but i think we need to realize that this topic of conversation isn’t evil or trying to take away anything from trans people.
this is satire….? Right…?
I know I’m about to get tf downvoted out of me, but here we go-
There’s a whole reason AFAB and AMAB exist.
As a healthcare professional, (l&d) when a child comes out the doctor makes a decision based on the outward appearance of genitalia.
No, no one knows personal chromosomes unless a. they have access to your medical chart, or B . You’ve had the testing done for intersex. Almost 100% of the time (unless there is an internal unseen deformity) the decision/ assumption is correct about (biological) sex.
As a trans man I’ve went through so much to accept the fact that- yes - biologically I will always be female. BUT, that’s why we are TRANS men not CIS men or etc. learning and accepting it is a beautiful thing, and it makes us, us. I’ve also learned accepting this and acknowledging/ talking about my experiences as a female has gave me such a greater understanding of what women go through instead of blocking it out….
I’m sorry but this sounds like more of a conversation for an NB sub not this.
No hate I’m glad you’ve came to accept yourself and see you as you! Just this is a very misleading post especially with some of these comments….
This post reminds me a lot of- how a lot of trans men and even some lesbians feel the need to be very misogynistic to somehow feel better about themselves or be seen as more “masculine” somehow.
Again no hate love all this sub and community I am apart of.
Short answer, no. We can't. Trans men who have medically transitioned to any extent are not biologically the same as cis women, and to treat us as such in a medical setting can be dangerous.
I don't have a uterus or ovaries. My hormone profile matches that of a cis man. To call me female, even biologically, is just stupid.
This fact has been very joyous for me. As a wee little trans boy I used to feel very sad at the fact "id always be female" as I heard people say on the internet. Hearing that they're wrong and I am not female is making me very happy.
It disappoints me how often progressive sources trying to explain the distinction between sex and gender are willing to say or imply biological sex is unchangeable. It feels like somewhere in the middle of coming up with a model of gender that accepted the legitimacy of nonbinary identity, people forgot that transsexuality should also be taken seriously. As a nonbinary person who very much needed to medically transition to live as myself it's frustrating. I think to refer to any trans person who has deliberately sought out to change their secondary and/or primary sex characteristics as if they are still only their assigned sex at birth is both inaccurate and offensive.
Trans men who haven't medically transitioned are likely not biologically female either, neurological sex is possibly a thing
A very possible thing i read a while ago. The VUMC (Free university medical centre) in Amsterdam has been doing some great research about this topic. And they have already seen many cases where the brain structure of lets say a transman correspondends with a cis males brain. Same for the other way around.
Also if you’re on get your phenotypes have been changed so even genetically you’re not technically 100% female either
I guess it depends on how you define "genetically". Your phenotype is the expression of your genes, and by changing your phenotype by taking hormones, you just override a part of your gene expression. That's why hormones work, your body knows what to do with them because you're human and have human dna (not counting people with for example androgen resistance here). I would rather say that we already have the genes for another phenotype, we just need to nudge our bodies into expressing them.
Edit: I did some reading and apparently hrt doesn't change the genes themselves, but it still does something chemically to the dna structure that determines which genes are expressed and which aren't. Very fascinating, didn't know that.
[–]Funny_School_5802
Truthfully cis people will desired whether they think you are more male or female based on how much they can harm you with that info. If putting down male makes sure you don't have access to certain medical care they will categorize you as male if likewise for female. Put whatever you want down and categorize yourself how you please the medical forms that make a big deal out of it don't even have your blood type on them which is more important that your chromosomes or genitals
[–]missmeatloafthief
I’m more “biologically male” than female at this point so that’s what I usually say. Only problem I run into is being asked if I’m registered for the draft, I usually put that I’m ineligible to register which is the truth.
[–]championhestu
HRT changes the body's biology to match that of the "other" sex. So if you take HRT, then it would be inaccurate to say it's female. But in general, the whole sex vs. gender debate should have been outdated long ago. Sex doesn't matter, gender (or lack thereof) does.
Yeah definitely, I wish there was more awareness around the fact that its not just as black and white as "male or female". I mean I only just realised that im not female exactly.
[–]OrganizationFar3427
Yeah those of us who are on T and especially have surgery are not “bio female”, after a certain point in my transition I’m just a hypogonadal infertile male, and there are plenty cis males who are hypogonadal and/or infertile. Look into the bimodal model of sex, it more accurately explains things like sex transition and intersex conditions as opposed to the binary model of sex
[–]virtuousbeast
Time to reclaim transsexualism. My transition was from female to male. I'm now male. I reject the sex gender distinction and some cis bureaucrat's form won't change my mind. Sounds like you're a male too and I encourage you to have no qualms about stating that fact.
[–]gummytiddy
A trans man is not biologically similar to a cis woman if he’s been on t. I’m not really sure wha answer should be put for sex, but I also believe it isn’t anyone’s concern unless it’s a relevant doctor (ie who prescribes your hormones or any surgeons involved in your transition). Most of the “negative” effects of t are what cis men typically experience ie circulatory system related health issues.
Anyway, I’m not sure what you should label your sex as, but male would probably be the most accurate. I don’t understand why your employer cares
[–]gay-username24
Not sure where you’re located so I can’t say anything with confidence on applicable laws, but in many places this is information you can opt out of sharing, they’re likely collecting it for demographics for discrimination testing (ex. EEOC in the US requires employers to collect this data, though applicants/employees are not required to respond). If it’s required to submit the form and you can’t opt out, I would personally put male.
Just read a really interesting article on this topic recently: https://stainedglasswoman.substack.com/p/how-hrt-rewrites-your-dna
TLDR: HRT literally changes the expression of your genes, if you are on HRT, your DNA is not the same as a cis individual of your assigned gender at birth
[–]Toby-Wolfstone
Leading medical science has agreed that even pre-transition we are not biologically identical to cis females, our brains and nervous systems are slightly but fundamentally different. (You can look up the “third phenotype” brain studies that conclude that there are three brain types, not two: male, female and transgender—so ftm brains have more in common with mtf brains than cis brains of either gender.)
TLDR even before transition we’re not “biologically female,” our nervous systems are intersex, and after certain medical transition steps we certainly aren’t hormonally or even sexual anatomy wise female anymore.
[–]Holdenborkboi
It really depends on who's asking. Sports? General jobs and outings? ID? I'm a man. Medical stuff? I make sure to specifically write that im trans ftm, since there's just too much medical nuance
Everything else though im just a dude
I mean, if you want to put me in the female ring at martial arts tournaments, go ahead, but i can say from experience that won't be pretty. I used to work out 6 days a week before transitioning, and just kind of fell out of it after transitioning, and I have THE SAME general looking muscle mass on my arms that I did when I was working out pre T. That is insane.
[–]sanguinerebel
I agree that it doesn't fit perfectly. I don't think I'm "biologically male" or "biologically female", it's somewhere in between, and was even before any kind of transition. I have always been more male-brained, and some of my secondary sex characteristics are more male than female, while others are typical female ones.
I think this is why AFAB/AMAB are more often used in this community, but I personally hate those terms because I don't want to identify with *anything* I was assigned for the sake of it.
Yeah I feel the same, I've always had more male characteristics, now I definitely feel closer to the male sex but obviously I also have female sex characteristics. Its very odd and it frustrates me that people see it so black and white as just, male or female. Is there a word for the in-between?
[–]justanenby05
Y’know they say “gender is a social construct” and so is sex. All of this shit is just stuff humans made up to categorize us, put us in a box. Ask any one person what defines gender versus what defines sex and you’ll get different answers (at least I have) because the people don’t know. We were told XX=this and XY=that, but XXY? Utter panic. Born with XX, but have testes? Panic. Get rid of all organs typically associated with female somewhere down the line? Panic. When you think of it that way, you can mark whatever box you want to. Especially on a job application where they won’t give two shits and won’t even blink if you pass well. Just be safe about it.
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even if you medically transition to a man and get every surgery in the world, in the end you are still a biological female, if you don’t have a chromosome mutation saying otherwise. vise versa for trans women, nonbinary, etc.
personally, i don’t understand why people get so upset over biological sex. sex is not gender. you’re still a man, or whatever identity you prefer.
i’m already expecting quite a few downvotes on this but i think we need to realize that this topic of conversation isn’t evil or trying to take away anything from trans people.
According to a few people in these comments who study this field and scientific reports I've seen, thats not true. Sex is made up of multiple factors and changes depending on said factors. As others have mentioned, I cannot go to the doctors and be treated as a female, that would be dangerous.
This is a quote from another comment. "Biomed student here: it depends on which system to define someone’s sex you’re on.Chromosomally? Yes. Hormonally? Depends on if the individual is on HRT. Physically? Depends on the individual. Socially? No. Theres probably a lot more methods to measure one’s idea of a biological sex"
I dont believe its trying to take away from trans people, I just believe with recent discoveries in science, we are finding out that the claim is not true.
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[–][deleted]this is satire….? Right…?
I know I’m about to get tf downvoted out of me, but here we go-
There’s a whole reason AFAB and AMAB exist.
As a healthcare professional, (l&d) when a child comes out the doctor makes a decision based on the outward appearance of genitalia.
No, no one knows personal chromosomes unless a. they have access to your medical chart, or B . You’ve had the testing done for intersex. Almost 100% of the time (unless there is an internal unseen deformity) the decision/ assumption is correct about (biological) sex.
As a trans man I’ve went through so much to accept the fact that- yes - biologically I will always be female. BUT, that’s why we are TRANS men not CIS men or etc. learning and accepting it is a beautiful thing, and it makes us, us. I’ve also learned accepting this and acknowledging/ talking about my experiences as a female has gave me such a greater understanding of what women go through instead of blocking it out….
I’m sorry but this sounds like more of a conversation for an NB sub not this.
No hate I’m glad you’ve came to accept yourself and see you as you! Just this is a very misleading post especially with some of these comments….
This post reminds me a lot of- how a lot of trans men and even some lesbians feel the need to be very misogynistic to somehow feel better about themselves or be seen as more “masculine” somehow.
Again no hate love all this sub and community I am apart of.
this is an extremely bizarre take with little relationship to anything in the post, and even less to reality. the idea that a trans man wants to be taken seriously as biologically male in some capacity is not related to anything nonbinary. i am nonbinary and that's maybe the most binary transsexual take i've ever heard. additionally, sharing the idea that wanting transsexuality to be taken as a medically legitimate pursuit is somehow misogynistic is buying into terf propaganda. trans men do not need to degender ourselves in order to relate to womanhood by first disclaiming that we're actually immutably biologically female. you sound like my friend's terf mom lmfao
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This post reads like elaborate bait but I don't think it is. Mobile fag so I'm having trouble quoting directly but:
"it’s an important part of my healing and recovery to be able to have sex with strangers and NOT be raped"
"Is it normal for people to bring strangers home to hookup with while they have roommates? My roommate says that people don’t generally do this, but to my knowledge this is a normal thing? That people do?"
I don't think this has anything to do with your roommate being autistic or having PTSD, you're just retarded and selfish. I have never understood hookup culture. Why do you "need" to invite dozens of strange men into your home? What is it about a long term relationship that is so repulsive to you? That alone is bad enough, but forcing your innocent roommate to be part of it by exclusively bringing them over to your shared apartment...
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I’m lucky/unlucky that myself browsing this site and listening to MATI throws off my algorithms on social media.
Every post by this pooner is crazy. Their terrible painting makes me think of Stephanie Cianfriglia’s patches.
They like to wear the garish, bright lipsticks (so manly) for their skin tone. Reminds me of the grandpa who ate paint.
They unfortunately found someone to procreate with at some point:
They describe the pregnancy as the moment that they discovered that they were “genderqueer”.
They had the crazy eyes going on before they even decided to poon out. They claim that their stepdad “works for Trump”, but they also sound like a habitual liar or at least someone who exaggerates everything.
They also painted an animal with its face in the ass of another animal (dog, lamb?!) and prominently featured animal asshole.
Look at those teeth!
Every post by this pooner is crazy. Their terrible painting makes me think of Stephanie Cianfriglia’s patches.
They like to wear the garish, bright lipsticks (so manly) for their skin tone. Reminds me of the grandpa who ate paint.
They unfortunately found someone to procreate with at some point:
They describe the pregnancy as the moment that they discovered that they were “genderqueer”.
They had the crazy eyes going on before they even decided to poon out. They claim that their stepdad “works for Trump”, but they also sound like a habitual liar or at least someone who exaggerates everything.
They also painted an animal with its face in the ass of another animal (dog, lamb?!) and prominently featured animal asshole.
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Ironically, hypersexuality after being raped is a very common trauma response, but is not considered a healthy and acceptable part of the healing process.
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Oh wow so that video is up on watchpeopledie if you want to see it I guess. I could only read the comments.
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The way you can immediately tell this is a man's hand
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What if we got allies to try a challenge where they change their dating profile for a week and say they're trans. Then they could see what it's like. It'd also confuse all the chasers and turn into a massive cat phishing expedition and waste their time. Would confuse the bigoted guys too and make them paranoid that everyone is trans.
The real reason he wants women to do this is to try to make guys think troons and women are identical. The whole spastic argument they always use about everything "But HoOOwwW would you even tell who was going into the bathroom ??? Genital inspections!!!"
99.9999% of troons are immediately clockable irl. That's facts.
Also facts, women find being mistaken for a tranny enormously offensive. It's a huge insult. They'd rather put that they were clinically mentally retarded on their dating profile than that they were trans. Even allies. Even the ones who go yass queen slaayy on every troon selfie. These handmaidens may be weak, stupid and traitors to other women everywhere, but even they will shudder inside with the natural revulsion of being thought of as a tranny.