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both graduates of CIA. Culinary Institute of AustralatinxThat veggie cutting technique looks familiar - I didn't even know John knew potato-murder Phil
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both graduates of CIA. Culinary Institute of AustralatinxThat veggie cutting technique looks familiar - I didn't even know John knew potato-murder Phil
Why does he do this? It's so fucking embarrassing. Might as well show himself microwaving a corn dog.John made a video of himself using a Hello Fresh kit and pretending that it is his own cooking.
He's honestly about as bad as Jack Scalfani, and not Scalfani at the peak of his "abilities" but how he does it with one gimp arm.That veggie cutting technique looks familiar - I didn't even know John knew potato-murder Phil
I had not read this before. At the end he says being a woman is about "being weak when it would be easier to be strong"All this time, per John's own admission, he started down the troon rabbit hole, consooming gender transformation porn and beginning to fantasize about becoming a woman himself.
Right off the bat, I'm cringing so fucking hard it hurts. To start off with, the title. John was really in love with this "only fools mess with [x]" line; you can see it in this pic he did for his aborted Socially Unconscious/Election Eve story with his (not at all) thinly-veiled self-insert:John Walker Flynt said:Only Fools Mess with Brianna
by: BriannaRama
Synopsis:
Hey there Spacekats, this is Brianna! Have you ever wondered how a real life transition differs from a Fictionmania story? Fortunately, your intrepid reporter is here with the scoop! This real life autobiography has so much obloquy, your system just might crash!
Categories: Chemical or Drug Induced Change
Keywords: Hormones School Girl

Maybe it popped up in Revolution 60 as well, but I'm not about to play it to find out.Basically, when Carmet started acting up, Minuete would proceed to go scream at her to stop. Britany couldn’t see the two, but Minuete’s Bishounen had to fight hard to hold back their laughter. Only a fool would laugh at Minuete.
A superfluous second title, although it's less bad than the one the first. That isn't saying much.John Walker Flynt said:Tribute to John
Galaxy greetings, Spacekats! This is Brianna. I'm a Journalism major at the University of Mississippi and tonight marks my sixth month since starting HRT. A lot has happened in sixth months - I've finished laser, I live full time as a woman and I almost always pass quite easily. I'm considered legally female by United States jurisprudence.
This is not a work of fiction. I thought that the denizens of Fictionmania might enjoy reading a true story of what it is like for a man to become a woman. I have come to understand, the stories that I admired here get so much of the process wrong.
Repeating the classic "I've always known" lie that basically all other troons pull, John argues that because he related more to girls than boys, he must have always been meant to be a girl. As I've mentioned before, John has a lot of hallmarks of undiagnosed autism that he has justified post hoc as being evidence of being a true and honest woman. From freaking out at a haircut (sensory issues) to being unable to fit in with normal play groups (social issues) to being fascinated by specific topics (autistic fixation), John was almost definitely some flavor of sperg. Also, I mean, just look at him.John Walker Flynt said:It was important to me to celebrate by writing you my story. I wanted to celebrate the person that got me to this point - John. He wasn't a bad person - well meaning but dealing with a lot of anger. It wasn't really his fault. Living as a boy when you know that you were supposed to be a girl is just the pits, you know?
I have known for every second of my life that I was supposed to be a girl. I remember being separated into play groups as a child, and attempting to socialize with the boys that seemed like aliens. Occasionally, when allowed to play with girls, I would enjoy greatly their games of make-believe. These were to be my happiest memories of childhood.
I've always watched women with an apt fascination of the world to which I was being denied. It seemed so enchanting, all of it. But when I attempted to emulate the behavior that seemed so normal, I was socially ostracized. I rarely had close friends as a child, I was just different and strange - an exogenous factor that didn't compute with the system.
John accidentally says the quiet part out loud and says that transgender transformation porn is the reason he decided to troon out. Autism plus gooning never leads to anything good.John Walker Flynt said:I discovered Fictionmania in 1998 with the advent of the Internet. In hindsight, I can say that I wasted many years that I could have been living as a girl by visiting that site. It all seemed to be so impossible for so long - but here is the story of how I beat my fear and got the courage to transition.
John has never mentioned this "Heather" again to my knowledge, so it's possible this entire story is made up. It's not like it would be the first time John fabricated chunks of his life history whole cloth. Still, let's assume for the moment he's telling the truth.John Walker Flynt said:On July 6 of last year I broke up with Heather, ending the worst relationship of my life. I was 25 at the time. Heather was in interesting specimen to be sure. A grouchy and emotionless diabetic finishing up her PhD in Exercise Science, Heather was someone that eschewed femininity almost completely. If I were to be truthful, I would admit that I loved her because I deemed her fucked up enough to love me back.
It was an interesting relationship because in many ways I was the girl. I enjoyed cooking her dinners as she finished her dissertation. It was a very bad relationship in that I rarely felt respected - Heather rarely cared to put any mind into our conversations, and she generally ignored me unless it was convenient for her.
At the end of the relationship something was very clear to me - I had stayed with Heather because I was a closeted transsexual. I felt like I was too fucked up for anyone to ever love - I knew that I needed to deal with my feelings. Facing my fears, I made an appointment with my school's counseling center.
Believe me, John, you didn't need HRT to act erratically.John Walker Flynt said:Therapy was slow going at first, and looking back at it I am amazed at how much fear I had. After a year of therapy, I had become to accept myself as a transsexual much more easily. I was left with a great decision, to transition or not to transition? That was the question. I had so many fears then - I feared that my friends would treat me as freakish. I was scared of employment discrimination, I even feared that the HRT would make me act erratically.
A lot of words about boring tranny history stuff, but there are some funny bits here.John Walker Flynt said:Transitioning transsexuals must follow a set of medical and legal protocols known as the Benjamin Standards of Care. Named after Dr. Harry Benjamin, they are a source of consternation and comfort for transsexuals. To be brief, they require a transsexual to have at least three months of psychotherapy before starting hormone replacement therapy - known colloquially as HRT.
Typically, HRT is done with an endocrinologist. Endocrinology is among the newest sciences. After sex hormones were discovered in the twenties, greater understanding came about that, that virtually all the differences in men and women are as a result of the differences in their endocrine systems.
Yes, I definitely believe that John voraciously read medical literature. A man who's shown himself to be basically retarded on everything he's ever talked about managed to find, read, and understand endocrinology journals, and he became such an expert that he put an actual endocrinologist in his place. Right.John Walker Flynt said:My endocrinologist was reluctant to treat me at first, but like many transsexuals, I had spent a lifetime voraciously reading the medical literature. My research of scientific endocrinology journals to determine my best course of treatment eventually swayed him.
Again, John's timeline is fucked up here. At the start, he claimed to have been on titty skittles for six months, yet February to July is only five. If I were being charitable, I'd say that what he meant earlier is that it was the start of his sixth month on HRT, but I don't feel like it.John Walker Flynt said:On February 14 of 2006 I found myself in possession of my first round of hormone treatment. I was beyond terrified at the journey I was about to start. My mind couldn't grasp the complexity of the journey I was about to start. By coincidence, I made contact with a long lost friend named Lucinder starting HRT on the same day. We deemed to make it a holiday to be known as "Fuck you" Day.
John wouldn't be the first one to claim that titty skittles are wonder drugs that make him feel like a stereotypical version of a woman, and he certainly won't be the last. A few decades of tranny freakouts since then should put that lie to rest.John Walker Flynt said:If I had known as a child how drastically estrogen and anti-androgens would affect my mind and personality, I would have done it years ago. Testosterone is a cruel master - and to keep it in check a wonder drug called spirolacetone is used. Although it's originally meant to lower blood pressure, it wipes out testosterone in a wonderful fashion.
Estradil Estradiol, a member of the 17b estrace class is another wonder drug. When I take these pink pills four times daily I thank them deeply for the access to new feelings and emotion they allow. Estradiol makes it possible to feel deeply, to experience emotion as a woman does. It makes it possible to cry, to sympathize and even to burn with righteous anger.
Progesterone is an interesting drug to take. The research is unclear, but many believe that it leads to increased breast development and sexual feelings. Because I've used them in conjunction, I can't claim to know how much breast development I would have without it - but I am quite pleased with my pair of A cup breasts at six months.
Personally, if it was that bad, I would have tried treating my depression instead of trooning out, but you do you.John Walker Flynt said:The thing that I cannot communicate strongly enough to potential transsexuals considering this journey is how much more happy and normal I feel with HRT. I would never, ever go back. I used to wake up feeling normal until the realization would hit me that I wasn't a girl, which would lead to thoughts of depression. Now I wake up feeling peachy and in tune with myself. Sometimes, I remember that I am a transsexual.
First, I would like to once again post this evergreen image:John Walker Flynt said:I pass extremely easily for a TS - I feel quite blessed. Although I am quite tall, I've always been extremely skinny. I discovered running after I beat Ambien, and I run 45 miles a week. So the tallness just works with my look as a hardcore athlete. I feel blessed in my facial features as well - I have high cheekbones and no chin. And because I'm only 26 I have not lost any hair. I will never be considered beautiful, but at least I can easily live life in the role of the gender I have always known myself
to be.

And then everybody clapped at how stunning and brave John was.John Walker Flynt said:Something that has really shocked me about transition is that nothing happens. What about all those fears that I obsessed about for my entire life? None of them came to fruition. My friends were almost universally supportive - and many admired my decision.
"You're really brave to go through that," is a common comment I get. One of my favorite comments was from my friend Rima. "To be honest," she said, "it's not that surprising. You've always been really girly anyway."
More fantasy talk about how great HRT is and how wonderful it is to be a girl now and how everyone clapped at how stunning and brave he is.John Walker Flynt said:Female friendships are a truly wonderful thing - they are the most rewarding aspect of transition. It turns out, girls really admire a boy with enough common sense to chop off their penis. I gave a lecture to a speech therapy class recently, and the all female class looked on me with wildly fascinated eyes - they were eager to ask questions about what it was like for a boy to become a girl.
I am sure you are wondering the same thing, and it's an extremely complicated question. Generally speaking, girls are nicer and much more cooperative. I find myself obsessed with the importance of always being nice to people, even people I disrespect. Part of female communication is coming to consensus rather than being dominant. This becomes second nature with estrogen.
Also, estrogen makes you live in your own world. I sometimes find myself oblivious to my immediate surroundings concentrating on something as insignificant as a hair on a desk. Estrogen, also makes me more reticent to say what I am thinking because I understand more deeply how important it is to get along.
Again, this story casts doubt on his recent anecdotes about his early sexual experiences. John claims here that he never once considered touching a man before going on titty skittles, but he recently claimed he was sneaking around kissing gay boys when he was 8 (I continue to be repulsed every time I mention this). Which is it, John? (Again, the answer is neither, because he's always been a faggy sperg.)John Walker Flynt said:If I can say a word or two about what estrogen does to your sexuality - it is a mindfuck. I never considered gay relationships even remotely before HRT because I found women so overwhelmingly fascinating. But after HRT, after beginning to feel like a woman all the time, I found myself strongly attracted to boys.
I shouldn't have been surprised, I knew from the science that my odds were one in three of this happening. I find myself in constant wonderment of what it is like to kiss a boy, or to pursue a sexual relationship with one. I am certain that my next relationship will be with a boy, and I look forward to being the girl in the relationship.
Holy shit, the absolute entitlement and seething jealousy here. You can tell that, much like all trannies, John is incredibly buttmad he wasn't born a woman and thinks that women don't deserve their gender because they didn't have to work for it. I'd like to print out this paragraph, hand it to a random woman, and ask her opinion of it. I can guarantee that she would have some choice words.John Walker Flynt said:Removing one's beard is an extremely painful part of being a transsexual. I opted for laser treatment, and I would describe the experience as deeply spiritual. Every zap is a painful gut check that asks, ‘How important is it for me to become a woman?' To me, it's like earning the right to be feminine by enduring great pain. I wonder how few women could tolerate 200 hours of electrical torture for the right to be themselves.
I feel like I don't even need to say anything about this paragraph. Just listen to literally any clip of John to see how big of a lie this one is.John Walker Flynt said:For me, voice wasn't hard to get the hang of. It was mostly practice with my friends, but formal speech therapy was also useful. It helped to understand all the technical aspects of it - pitch, resonance, easy onset and the like. It also took me a while to understand that much of the male profanity would need to go. This came easily enough with HRT - the reason women don't use profanity is because it really jars you out of your own little happy world.
Never let it be said that John doesn't have a flair for the overdramatic. Then again, this is typical of a lot of trannies as they experience ~*~trans joy~*~ and cast off their old lives (unsuccessfully, I might add, considering how frequently they freak out about being "misgendered" afterwards).John Walker Flynt said:Regarding John, he doesn't exist anymore- let me say, he will be missed. I really appreciate that you were recusant enough to get me through this. I don't think of you as gone - I am quite like you, only stronger. I am happy, whereas you were not. I can easily smile, which is something you were rarely capable of.
When I think of all the things that I we had to overcome together, it's quite a list. The five year crippling Ambien addiction, the splatter-movie mugging of 2002, and the 12 years of religious indoctrination in the guise of schooling - thinking through that alone is an impressive accomplishment. We are tough as nails, Space cat - and no one can take that from us.
That said, you don't exist anymore, legally or nominally. And today is a day of celebrating what you were able to accomplish - becoming strong to let me become Brianna.
John finishes off this long and retarded work of fiction with a few more bangers.John Walker Flynt said:It's important to me to not allow the fact that I am a transsexual to overwhelm my life - and from here I've got some pretty important things to accomplish. Our government has become openly corrupt, and it is my destiny to be part of a new generation of reporters to make a difference. I've got a few books that I need to write, and I need to finish learning Spanish. As I accomplish these things I am sure, being a girl will become more and more tertiary to my thoughts.
And although I might dismiss it, being a girl is a lot of fun. Makeup, nails, fashion and exercise were all things I took to easily. It is fun to wear skirts, and to have long hair - but it's also important to remember, that's not what being a woman is about. It's also about the standards you hold yourself to. It's about your capacity to be weak when it would be easier to be strong.
I don't know where my life will take me from here, but I do know that I have fulfilled my biological destiny by transitioning. For that alone, conquering my intense fear - I consider my life to have been an overwhelming success.
With great pride,
Bree
July 14, 2006
He can, but only in the voice of Miss Piggy.I thought he couldn't talk.
Waaaaait. So all this HelloFresh bullshit is just him trying to prove that he’s a real woman?John then goes on to say how much more of a woman he was than the actual woman in the relationship. His evidence? He liked cooking. Continuing that stereotypical thinking, eh?
I swear, all narcissists have at least one “And it turned out I was smarter than the experts!” story.Yes, I definitely believe that John voraciously read medical literature. A man who's shown himself to be basically retarded on everything he's ever talked about managed to find, read, and understand endocrinology journals, and he became such an expert that he put an actual endocrinologist in his place. Right.
Interesting that he used the term "Chasers" here since it's such a common term for men who are sexually interested in transsexuals. So one thing I actually do believe is that John likely did engage with tranny porn / crossdressing at that stage. It's just not a term you'd use casually to describe a woman who isn't interested in dating.Right off the bat, I'm cringing so fucking hard it hurts. To start off with, the title. John was really in love with this "only fools mess with [x]" line; you can see it in this pic he did for his aborted Socially Unconscious/Election Eve story with his (not at all) thinly-veiled self-insert:
Re-reading the lolcow wiki, particularly the Socially Unconscious era, made me remember the thing about "Lauren Milovy" being made up and "her" last name being taken from a Bond movie. I heavily suspect that "Lauren" and "Heather" is John's, at the time, cross-dressing persona and this so-called "break up" is him being a schizo and dumping that "persona" to "become" Brianna full time. It's what makes the most sense considering John's web of lies.John has never mentioned this "Heather" again to my knowledge, so it's possible this entire story is made up.
I'm sorry, I don't buy any of this. I think the posts on that old Ole Miss forum are a more accurate depiction of John's college years: spazzing out and acting like a total faggot. The only part that I do think is true is his going to a therapist because that's the beginning of many a troon's story.
This is a YMMV thing. Some anorexic are obsessed with food itself and thus cooking.Anorexics do not "love to cook". everything having to do with food is a nightmare for those people. He claims to be one of them.
The Gut Belt of Fail begs to differ. I wonder if it finally snapped from his skinnyfat gunt.But honestly at his age claiming to be anorexic is just embarrassing.
Two hundred too many. "Gee what's so bad about sacrificing 200 children to Moloch a year?"John said:Fewer than 200 kids a year ago on puberty blocker.
When I was in your world, I noticed how self absorbed
There is not a day that goes by where John does not imagine himself being the center of the universe.When I was in your world, I noticed how self absorbedIeveryone was and me me me me me.