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Heh, I still remember the shitshow this caused some years ago.
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Heh, I still remember the shitshow this caused some years ago.
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This article does, and the Facebook thread from the news agency features lantern-jawed troon Nicola Spurling showing up to personally defend himself against haters.
People of Coquitlam are not havin' this trans nonsense:
But oh oh, speak its name and like Voldemort, it will appear:
Bonus, "this dude" MUST be referring to Rowling, in the clumsiest "et tu" response I've ever seen from a troon not named Brianna Wu:
bonus feat. Nice Lady who is Standing Up for Social Justice by defending.... this:
You don't even need the barrel-chested full-body shot to figure this guy out. He's just the Ronan Oger flavour of polititranny without any of Wu's fun actual insanity.
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Bro literally looks like a different person in his twitter avi like lmao he should've just gone with a picrew instead of this level of FaceApp
Comrade Autogynephilia
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MtFs can have abortions too bigot
EDIT: Just noticed his username is 'MrPurse" ... lol
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Aren’t these the same people who are constantly boasting about how fragile cis men are?
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Unfortunately I'm probably the "stereotypical" detransitioner: autistic (high-functioning) and lesbian, with childhood trauma. As for how I specifically got into trans stuff, surprisingly it wasn't online. I long felt out of place with other girls (and I went to an all girls Catholic school, and I was frequently called a dyke/les around 12 onward, so you can imagine how that went) and researched in the library LGBT stuff, because I was an autistic nerd who thought the library had all the answers. Found lesbian stuff but also transgender stuff, and I read up on it in some old children's psych book. I felt being a man would suit me better because I was a tomboy who played sports, liked women, and didn't give a shit about makeup, boys, etc. ("girl"things).
Didn't help that I grew up in a conservative Korean family, and that I was frequently singled out for being the only female child of a bunch of boys. My mom would, for instance, ask how could I call myself a girl because I wouldn't wear a dress or grow my hair out, too. I also received a lot of positive attention from girls when I presented as a boy, whereas they made fun of me for being les when I presented as a girl. It'd be more surprising if I didn't fall into wanting to be a boy at some point, to be honest.
I got into online trans circles (though it took me a while to get into Tumblr) around 2013 and from there I was a goner. Luckily my family was against it and didn't put me on T then, or I'd be fucked now. My bone structure and skull are still unaffected by T because I went on it past puberty, and I never underwent surgery so I'm lucky as far as detrans'ing goes.
I detransitioned because going on T, I still didn't feel right and was depressed, anxious, awkward. I felt like I was playing at being a man. Talking to other trans people, they would say it's imposter syndrome and to be more confident and explore my ~gender identity~ but I didn't feel right. Eventually I found a gender critical subreddit and at first went through denial - "they're TERFs so they're wrong," "they don't know what it's like to be trans," "they're bigots," etc. Practically went through the five stages of grief. But it clicked. I believe for some people transitioning makes them happy, especially if they don't fit the gender roles of their sex, but I don't know if I believe the ~laydee brain~ thing, and a lot of the troubling stuff in the trans community is hard for me to ignore now.
I hope this was informative. Sorry for rambling!
Didn't help that I grew up in a conservative Korean family, and that I was frequently singled out for being the only female child of a bunch of boys. My mom would, for instance, ask how could I call myself a girl because I wouldn't wear a dress or grow my hair out, too. I also received a lot of positive attention from girls when I presented as a boy, whereas they made fun of me for being les when I presented as a girl. It'd be more surprising if I didn't fall into wanting to be a boy at some point, to be honest.
I got into online trans circles (though it took me a while to get into Tumblr) around 2013 and from there I was a goner. Luckily my family was against it and didn't put me on T then, or I'd be fucked now. My bone structure and skull are still unaffected by T because I went on it past puberty, and I never underwent surgery so I'm lucky as far as detrans'ing goes.
I detransitioned because going on T, I still didn't feel right and was depressed, anxious, awkward. I felt like I was playing at being a man. Talking to other trans people, they would say it's imposter syndrome and to be more confident and explore my ~gender identity~ but I didn't feel right. Eventually I found a gender critical subreddit and at first went through denial - "they're TERFs so they're wrong," "they don't know what it's like to be trans," "they're bigots," etc. Practically went through the five stages of grief. But it clicked. I believe for some people transitioning makes them happy, especially if they don't fit the gender roles of their sex, but I don't know if I believe the ~laydee brain~ thing, and a lot of the troubling stuff in the trans community is hard for me to ignore now.
I hope this was informative. Sorry for rambling!
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OH HELL NO. This dick didn't insult Gillian Anderson. I'm gonna kick his ass.
Maybe they don't even know what a "fetish" is. Maybe that's why they don't think of themselves as having one?
What kind of troubling stuff? Have you explored alternative diagnoses? You can be autistic and depressed at the same time you know.Unfortunately I'm probably the "stereotypical" detransitioner: autistic (high-functioning) and lesbian, with childhood trauma. As for how I specifically got into trans stuff, surprisingly it wasn't online. I long felt out of place with other girls (and I went to an all girls Catholic school, and I was frequently called a dyke/les around 12 onward, so you can imagine how that went) and researched in the library LGBT stuff, because I was an autistic nerd who thought the library had all the answers. Found lesbian stuff but also transgender stuff, and I read up on it in some old children's psych book. I felt being a man would suit me better because I was a tomboy who played sports, liked women, and didn't give a shit about makeup, boys, etc. ("girl"things).
Didn't help that I grew up in a conservative Korean family, and that I was frequently singled out for being the only female child of a bunch of boys. My mom would, for instance, ask how could I call myself a girl because I wouldn't wear a dress or grow my hair out, too. I also received a lot of positive attention from girls when I presented as a boy, whereas they made fun of me for being les when I presented as a girl. It'd be more surprising if I didn't fall into wanting to be a boy at some point, to be honest.
I got into online trans circles (though it took me a while to get into Tumblr) around 2013 and from there I was a goner. Luckily my family was against it and didn't put me on T then, or I'd be fucked now. My bone structure and skull are still unaffected by T because I went on it past puberty, and I never underwent surgery so I'm lucky as far as detrans'ing goes.
I detransitioned because going on T, I still didn't feel right and was depressed, anxious, awkward. I felt like I was playing at being a man. Talking to other trans people, they would say it's imposter syndrome and to be more confident and explore my ~gender identity~ but I didn't feel right. Eventually I found a gender critical subreddit and at first went through denial - "they're TERFs so they're wrong," "they don't know what it's like to be trans," "they're bigots," etc. Practically went through the five stages of grief. But it clicked. I believe for some people transitioning makes them happy, especially if they don't fit the gender roles of their sex, but I don't know if I believe the ~laydee brain~ thing, and a lot of the troubling stuff in the trans community is hard for me to ignore now.
I hope this was informative. Sorry for rambling!
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Unfortunately I'm probably the "stereotypical" detransitioner: autistic (high-functioning) and lesbian, with childhood trauma. As for how I specifically got into trans stuff, surprisingly it wasn't online. I long felt out of place with other girls (and I went to an all girls Catholic school, and I was frequently called a dyke/les around 12 onward, so you can imagine how that went) and researched in the library LGBT stuff, because I was an autistic nerd who thought the library had all the answers. Found lesbian stuff but also transgender stuff, and I read up on it in some old children's psych book. I felt being a man would suit me better because I was a tomboy who played sports, liked women, and didn't give a shit about makeup, boys, etc. ("girl"things).
Didn't help that I grew up in a conservative Korean family, and that I was frequently singled out for being the only female child of a bunch of boys. My mom would, for instance, ask how could I call myself a girl because I wouldn't wear a dress or grow my hair out, too. I also received a lot of positive attention from girls when I presented as a boy, whereas they made fun of me for being les when I presented as a girl. It'd be more surprising if I didn't fall into wanting to be a boy at some point, to be honest.
I got into online trans circles (though it took me a while to get into Tumblr) around 2013 and from there I was a goner. Luckily my family was against it and didn't put me on T then, or I'd be fucked now. My bone structure and skull are still unaffected by T because I went on it past puberty, and I never underwent surgery so I'm lucky as far as detrans'ing goes.
I detransitioned because going on T, I still didn't feel right and was depressed, anxious, awkward. I felt like I was playing at being a man. Talking to other trans people, they would say it's imposter syndrome and to be more confident and explore my ~gender identity~ but I didn't feel right. Eventually I found a gender critical subreddit and at first went through denial - "they're TERFs so they're wrong," "they don't know what it's like to be trans," "they're bigots," etc. Practically went through the five stages of grief. But it clicked. I believe for some people transitioning makes them happy, especially if they don't fit the gender roles of their sex, but I don't know if I believe the ~laydee brain~ thing, and a lot of the troubling stuff in the trans community is hard for me to ignore now.
I hope this was informative. Sorry for rambling!
Are there legions of males detransitioning? I find it's mostly women. Maybe you were too smart and aware to be duped past an adult age. The internet has taught me that there is a population of male failures that can't handle their porn. If trooning out/sissy fetish/whatever the fuck etc is their kink, than they will fight to live that 24/7 as long as they can. But lesbians don't seem to be doing this for sexual gratification, they just want to feel better mentally and stop being shat on.
Actually, I have question ( you don't have to answer), but since you're a lesbian, how did it feel being Trans when you were, and seeing troons basically attack gays/lesbians sexual orientation?
Again, you don't have an answer, I'm just curious if there are Trans men out there that feel a pang of defensiveness when they see boorish man-goblins bullying lesbians into "girl cock".
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Riding a coat hanger like a dildo doesn't count as an abortion.
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Socially induced dysphoria literally never happens, though!!1! You can't brainwash someone into being trans!!1 
Aww. Well, I'm glad you snapped out of it before you got too far into your transition. Testosterone can cause serious health problems in women and SRS is risky for obvious reasons. There's nothing wrong with being a tomboy or a lesbian. Don't be afraid to be masculine if it makes you happy, butch women are women too.Unfortunately I'm probably the "stereotypical" detransitioner: autistic (high-functioning) and lesbian, with childhood trauma. As for how I specifically got into trans stuff, surprisingly it wasn't online. I long felt out of place with other girls (and I went to an all girls Catholic school, and I was frequently called a dyke/les around 12 onward, so you can imagine how that went) and researched in the library LGBT stuff, because I was an autistic nerd who thought the library had all the answers. Found lesbian stuff but also transgender stuff, and I read up on it in some old children's psych book. I felt being a man would suit me better because I was a tomboy who played sports, liked women, and didn't give a shit about makeup, boys, etc. ("girl"things).
Didn't help that I grew up in a conservative Korean family, and that I was frequently singled out for being the only female child of a bunch of boys. My mom would, for instance, ask how could I call myself a girl because I wouldn't wear a dress or grow my hair out, too. I also received a lot of positive attention from girls when I presented as a boy, whereas they made fun of me for being les when I presented as a girl. It'd be more surprising if I didn't fall into wanting to be a boy at some point, to be honest.
I got into online trans circles (though it took me a while to get into Tumblr) around 2013 and from there I was a goner. Luckily my family was against it and didn't put me on T then, or I'd be fucked now. My bone structure and skull are still unaffected by T because I went on it past puberty, and I never underwent surgery so I'm lucky as far as detrans'ing goes.
I detransitioned because going on T, I still didn't feel right and was depressed, anxious, awkward. I felt like I was playing at being a man. Talking to other trans people, they would say it's imposter syndrome and to be more confident and explore my ~gender identity~ but I didn't feel right. Eventually I found a gender critical subreddit and at first went through denial - "they're TERFs so they're wrong," "they don't know what it's like to be trans," "they're bigots," etc. Practically went through the five stages of grief. But it clicked. I believe for some people transitioning makes them happy, especially if they don't fit the gender roles of their sex, but I don't know if I believe the ~laydee brain~ thing, and a lot of the troubling stuff in the trans community is hard for me to ignore now.
I hope this was informative. Sorry for rambling!
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Weirdly, Nicolas released a video of himself travelling Europe 10 years ago in order to cheer up people suffering from no-travel Covid, lol.
Surprisingly, he appears to be a homosexual transsexual rather than the autogynephile I expected. But then I believe that AGP is probably a factor regardless of how a man comes to decide he should dress up like a woman. Unfortunately he did get a lot beefier and his facial bones more prominent after this trip. I guess that's what growing up does to men in general though.
https://youtu.be/496SqT-OkxM (For some reason I can't upload this video to this site.)
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Stuff like a general overpolicing in the community, grooming (egg_irl gives me chills sometimes), a protection of trans people as some can't-do-wrong class (even when they do horrible things). The tucute movement also disturbed me then and disturbs me now. Plus the prevalence of autism and mental illness (even the ~totally real DID alter~ thing that's so common imo speaks to some sort of disordered thinking).
Autism and depression (plus anxiety I think) are comorbid, but the depression and anxiety stemmed from being stealth but not feeling like a real man and chasing after something I couldn't have (like being a cis straight man with a wife and biological kids between us) and the fear of being outed as trans when I just wanted to live a normal life. I realized transitioning would be the exact opposite of that, being on HRT indefinitely (ftms either choose long term T and a hysterectomy or getting off T asap before the risk of ovarian cancer and general atrophy in the region fuck them up and living as E-dominant men which, honestly, makes it hard to pass as a man when you're a natal female) plus a life of surgeries and recovery. It just wasn't me being "really" me - constantly hiding, changing all my legal docs so I don't get weird looks, having to disclose to every partner ever, etc. I realized I'd be happier learning to accept my body as it was.
I've been in therapy for a good while now and my therapist agrees with the specialist's dx, but idk, maybe there's something super fucked up in my brain lol. I dunno.
I've been in therapy for a good while now and my therapist agrees with the specialist's dx, but idk, maybe there's something super fucked up in my brain lol. I dunno.
You're right, there are way more women detrans'ing then men, and there aren't really any consensuses on why (plus detrans research gets brigaded by TRAs).
I can't speak to everyone but for me that was one of the things that "peaked" me. I spent my whole (pubescent onwards) life having guys try to force their dicks on me and they'd say things eerily similar to MTFs trying to push girldick - girldick is somehow "different" (it's not, it just has medication-induced ED!), it's basically a strap-on (not even close to true), etc. It also freaked me out to see lesbians being cancelled for not wanting to date MTFs.
I also had the un-fun experience of TW being super fucking creepy to me because I'm a natal female, flirting inappropriately and sending/asking for nudes, asking for feet pics (never had a natal female do this, even in highly sexual contexts), saying they felt differently about me than cis men (because I'm AFAB, lol), etc. and then flipping out when I didn't reciprocate sexual interest. This is all when I was still identifying as FTM, I'm horrified to think of what they'd say now.
I'm sure there are other trans men and detransitioned women who feel similarly to me, but there are trans men (usually straight or "gay") who side with MTFs.
I can't speak to everyone but for me that was one of the things that "peaked" me. I spent my whole (pubescent onwards) life having guys try to force their dicks on me and they'd say things eerily similar to MTFs trying to push girldick - girldick is somehow "different" (it's not, it just has medication-induced ED!), it's basically a strap-on (not even close to true), etc. It also freaked me out to see lesbians being cancelled for not wanting to date MTFs.
I also had the un-fun experience of TW being super fucking creepy to me because I'm a natal female, flirting inappropriately and sending/asking for nudes, asking for feet pics (never had a natal female do this, even in highly sexual contexts), saying they felt differently about me than cis men (because I'm AFAB, lol), etc. and then flipping out when I didn't reciprocate sexual interest. This is all when I was still identifying as FTM, I'm horrified to think of what they'd say now.
I'm sure there are other trans men and detransitioned women who feel similarly to me, but there are trans men (usually straight or "gay") who side with MTFs.
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Thank you, I appreciate that a lot
I'm lucky, yes, there are a lot of detrans'ers who got surgeries (top and bottom) and have to work through that.
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>Don't ignore it, give in to the tranny cult and "explore" your "identity" and chop your naughty bits upSocially induced dysphoria literally never happens, though!!1! You can't brainwash someone into being trans!!1
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Aww. Well, I'm glad you snapped out of it before you got too far into your transition. Testosterone can cause serious health problems in women and SRS is risky for obvious reasons. There's nothing wrong with being a tomboy or a lesbian. Don't be afraid to be masculine if it makes you happy, butch women are women too.
>>>Just come out as trans already you egg, come on, become dependent on other broken people for your stupid sense of self.
I could go all night about how horrifying their line of thinking is. It's like a cult that's just allowed to function and suck people in during daylight.
I've had a few enocunters with troons trying to profile me and tell me I'm an egg and get super pissy when I tell them I won't have any of it. It's always way worse than it seems from these posts.
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They're still falling for the trans lifeline scam:
https://www.reddit.com/r/traaaaaaan...sure_if_its_been_posted_here_hope_this_helps/ (Archive)
https://www.reddit.com/r/traaaaaaan...sure_if_its_been_posted_here_hope_this_helps/ (Archive)
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Using a male pen name means you're trans now.
I remember seeing a similar phenomenon in some fundamentalist christian churches. "You shouldn't look at media made by non-christians, it's probably Satanic. And don't listen to anyone criticizing us, they're definitely demon posessed!"
Edit: actually, I'm not sure translifeline is a scam anymore. Apparently the scammy founders quit.
It's the cult mentality. Even if we have a huge thread discussing the fact that translifeline is a scam, they won't look at it because they think anyone who criticizes something trans related must be a transphobe and transphobes are wrong about everything.
I remember seeing a similar phenomenon in some fundamentalist christian churches. "You shouldn't look at media made by non-christians, it's probably Satanic. And don't listen to anyone criticizing us, they're definitely demon posessed!"
Edit: actually, I'm not sure translifeline is a scam anymore. Apparently the scammy founders quit.
You can't be a cis straight man, but you can be a butch lesbian with a wife and biological kids. You could pick a sperm donor who looks like your partner. The only difference between you and a man is your body type and there's nothing wrong with that, you can take on male gender roles regardless of your anatomy.
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I haven't seen this one before. What's the scam, exactly?
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Here we have an example of a victim being groomed to hate his body and transition:
I haven't kept up with the thread recently. It looks like Greta and Nina got kicked out of translifeline, so it might not be so scammy anymore. Not sure.
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Short version: the overwhelming majority of calls go unanswered and the operators have a habit of misusing funds for things such as travel expenses. A notable example would be the relatively recent exposure of Kjel Anderson and Niraj Chaubal and their misuse of funding.
For a general overview of their history (at least up into until January 2019), I'd recommend Null's stream on them:
Rise & Fall of Trans LifeLine - Mad at the Internet
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I don't understand some trannies who call themselves "devs", like, what the fuck are you developing mate?