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"femme kids and masc kids", lmao, I thought gender roles was prohibited.
That's what makes these videos so scary. If a kid knows these terms they have been sexualized. If you ask any kid these terms they would probably look at you oddly and then show you their favorite batman or barbie then run around and fall over skinning their knee and refuse a bath.Imagine asking a child whether they think they're femme or masculine.
"Grown-ups are here to keep you and other kids safe."View attachment 484606
I see that the money that they have been asking for to improve the quality of their videos has gone to good use. If you hold your hand in front of the screen, you can hide the arm moving Teddy from view.
Who can tell? When she started her second(?) season the quality of everything was suddenly worse, like a $2 amateur indie film project.Does anyone know if her recent videos are from the "seasons" which she crowdfunded for, or are they the tailend of the previous one?
I see she hasn't hired a proper sound person with all the money she e-begged. The voices are too low in level and got submerged by the uke.
Every time some creepo like Lindsay here brings up the words "chosen family", all I can hear is;https://youtube.com/watch?v=Qb2I4yt0N2E
"Chosen family" - when you're such an embarrassment that your real family wants nothing to do with you, so you have to hang out with other genderspecials and freaks.
Quite. If I were to make a youtube channel for LGBT kids, and if I were talking about family, I'd say "your parents might not be accepting right now, but give them time!""Hey kids, don't like your parents telling you you need see a counselor? Or maybe they aren't accepting of your polysexual romance with a much older adult? Don't worry, your chosen family is there for you..."
Not gonna powerlevel too much but I think it's safe to say I work with young people, and there's a lot of safeguarding type training ... basically, if one of them even mentioned a "Queer Chosen Family", I'd raise it as a safety issue within an hourEvery time some creepo like Lindsay here brings up the words "chosen family", all I can hear is;
"Hey kids, don't like your parents telling you you need see a counselor? Or maybe they don't accept your poly-sexual romance with a much older adult? Don't worry, your chosen family is there for you..."
I dunno, maybe I'm over reacting to it, but given the history of genderspeds like her and their predilection towards pedophilia I don't think I am.
Pretty much, here's a vice article about those types of people. They're what you'd expect, broke jobless troons who lived homeless because their family wanted nothing to do with them. It's also a common thing in the "queer community" according to said article."Chosen family" - when you're such an embarrassment that your real family wants nothing to do with you, so you have to hang out with other genderspecials and freaks.
Every time some creepo like Lindsay here brings up the words "chosen family", all I can hear is;
"Hey kids, don't like your parents telling you you need see a counselor? Or maybe they don't accept your poly-sexual romance with a much older adult? Don't worry, your chosen family is there for you..."
I dunno, maybe I'm over reacting to it, but given the history of genderspeds like her and their predilection towards pedophilia I don't think I am.
Like I said upthread, in a lot of cases (possibly most? certainly a lot) non-accepting parents will eventually come around, even if begrudgingly. The best thing to do would be to spend as much time in their bedroom as possible, or maybe spend a week round a friend's house, if that's an option.Pretty much, here's a vice article about those types of people. They're what you'd expect, broke jobless troons who lived homeless because their family wanted nothing to do with them. It's also a common thing in the "queer community" according to said article.
Pretty much, here's a vice article about those types of people. They're what you'd expect, broke jobless troons who lived homeless because their family wanted nothing to do with them. It's also a common thing in the "queer community" according to said article.
Yeah. Everything she does feels like grooming kids for some creepy child sex abuse cult. It’s like a Disney movie meets Steven King. “They’re not your real family little Billy, we’re your chosen family. We’re better. Now get those pants off and do what your chosen gendernoncomforming mommy says or you get the broom handle again! We all float down here...”
I wish people like this could spend a month or two in the middle east, or hell, mexico.Is the article you linked this one? It didn't work from your post so I googled "vice queer chosen family". This is my favorite bit:
“We’re trans womyn of color, navigating our lives under white supremacy and oppression,” said Star.
It has literally everything you could ask for in a exceptional genderspecial quote, right down to the stupid name
Pretty much, here's a vice article about those types of people.
As Star performed around the Bay Area, she met Davia, a Bay Area born-and-raised dancer. ”Davia hadn’t transitioned [by the time I met her], but I could tell that’s my sister—my daughter,” Star recalled. “We collaborated on an art piece and had deep conversations about coming out, trans femme identity and drag. Later, Davia came out as trans.”
Davia was raised by a deeply religious family; she too left home due to changes in her gender presentation, and like Star, she experienced homelessness and housing instability in San Francisco. “[My parents and I] got in a fight, and the last thing they said was ‘don’t become a woman,’” Davia said. “I left home for my own stability and safety.”
Star promised to teach Davia everything she knew. “I wanted to give her all the support and love that maybe her real family wasn’t giving her,” said Star. “I encouraged her to make music, because I wanted to show her off to others—I’m a show mom! She wanted to go-go dance at Pride, so I called people and said ‘book my trans daughter because we need more trans girls doing anything.’ She got the gig.”