- Joined
- Feb 14, 2023
She’s pretty much past the point of no return with this. She needs to keep up the facade because going back would be death to her social circle. She knows the price for detransitioning, and it’s way too high and she doesn’t have the support system in her career to sustain the damage.At any rate, Ellen will 41% (or simply drop dead) before detransitioning.
I’m going to bet on 41%-ing it within the next five to ten years, and everyone around will conveniently blame it on transphobia and not her own poor choices, while everyone outside her little bubble will consistently point out all of those pictures of her looking absolutely miserable as a man and ask “Is this really what ‘trans joy’ looks like?”
But how could she be joyful because of all the transphobia? I mean, she said she, I mean he, had to say that to put up a strong front for all his fans! Cue the endless circle of blaming everyone but her.
Because any woman who says she “feels like a man” is lying. The lie is particularly more evident the older it is one transitions. If you were raised as and socialized as a woman, there are absolutely fundamental nuances you miss about being a man. There is such a thing as a male experience, and social engineering over the last few decades has not managed to root it out of people no matter how much they believe it’s characterized by being a “defective woman”.What's funny is that Ellen, the "man", doesn't know about the old saying that "a gentleman has no memory". I know some trashy men do so, but most educated men would never write a biography about the women they secretly banged.
Funny how “defective women” throughout history have been the primary explorers and builders and generally the ones that take more risks contributing to the construction of a prosperous society while the “properly functioning ones” exercised their power through social campaigns and leveraging off the social status of men (I can’t believe that so few people acknowledge that “Mean Girls” was a thing for a reason, or maybe the enduring popularity of the “Real Housewives” series might be convincing).