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The really fucked up thing about this situation is, judging from her replies, the daughter is in a spicy straight relationship with an MTF, and they want to take each other's "dead names" as their new names. So they're skinwalking each other, in effect.Pooner grooms own daughter to become a poon as well
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Maybe, but then the kids would just start calling him "the BJ king". (lol)They don't understand male socialisation, a real guy named Brutus Junian would at some point voluntarily shorten it to "BJ" just to make the Roman jokes stop.
This is right up there with pooners who go to bathhouses expecting "socialization" and are horrified to find it's pretty much just a free-for-all orgy. From the "this is not usually what grindr conversations look like" response she got, I'm guessing she kept trying to discuss her autistic interests at length with guys who were just looking to bust a nut.
Anyone else remember when "transmisogyny-affected" (TMA) for troons and "transmisogyny-exempt" (TME) for pooners (really, anybody not an MTF) were in vogue a view years back? Because we must always remember that trannies are the most victimy victims that ever victimed.There's this hilarious oppression olympics contest that's always going on between ftms and mtfs over whether "transmisogyny" or "transandrophobia" is a bigger deal. It's not enough for them to prove they are more oppressed than the rest of us, they also need to be more oppressed than each other.
Those terms seem to have petered out in the meanwhile, so I guess they were a bit too much even for the gender-obsessed crowd. (lol)
I know nothing at all about how these things play out in Latin countries, but I rather suspect she doesn't so much "pass" in her home country as people just assume she's a butch lesbian. I'm fairly certain that a dumpy "Latine" pooner wouldn't be considered "macho" anywhere, though.But LOL at being clockable because Americans don't understand Latino masculinity. If only we understood alien concepts like machismo, we'd never be able to detect women dressing as men.
Feeling inadequate over the size of her "dick" might be the closest this pooner will ever get to truly understanding the male experience.View attachment 5694850
"Will my clit reach the Schwarzchild radius? If that happens, will things that go in my bonus hole be stuck there forever? How do you bros handle your monthly Hawking radiation?"
Also, gotta love the negging from the MTF "girlfriend". So it's another spicy straight couple with a girl in a relationship with an emotionally abusive asshole. I can just feel the trans joy radiating from the screen.
I'm old enough to remember when cultural imperialism and globalism were the bêtes noires of Battle-of-Seattle-era leftists and anarchists. Rather curious how you don't really hear anything about those topics from leftist circles nowadays.A good example of how US hegemony uses soft power to convince foreign citizens to act against their own national interests. Lambasting the Muslim countries for not being as civilized as trans positive cultures through advertising campaigns and NGOs. Worked on the USSR, why retire the playbook?
Wouldn't it be closer to "Yoo" especially taking into account that the J would have been likely to have been written as an I, so Iunius?
Correct -- strictly speaking, it would have been "IVNIVS". "J" developed around the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance to distinguish "I" as vowel from "I" as semivowel (i.e., the "y" sound). This is why "j" is typically pronounced as "y" in Slavic and non-English Germanic languages, incidentally.
Likewise with "V", which originally could be both a vowel ("u") or a semivowel ("w") in Classical Latin, before evolving into a fricative ("v") in the various Romance languages over the centuries. So "VENI VIDI VICI" would have been pronounced like "waney weedy weaky" by the Romans, and /pol/ catchphrase "deus vult" was originally written "DEVS VVLT". The letters "u" and "w" likewise developed to reflect these different sounds. #themoreyouknow
Likewise with "V", which originally could be both a vowel ("u") or a semivowel ("w") in Classical Latin, before evolving into a fricative ("v") in the various Romance languages over the centuries. So "VENI VIDI VICI" would have been pronounced like "waney weedy weaky" by the Romans, and /pol/ catchphrase "deus vult" was originally written "DEVS VVLT". The letters "u" and "w" likewise developed to reflect these different sounds. #themoreyouknow
Remember, folks, gender-affirming care is 100% supported and backed by the medical establishment, except when it isn't.Therapist shopping time.
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