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Uh, so did you break up with him before or after thatA few months later he burned their house down.
I did a double take because I thought that was Jan Scott FrazierWhat a good find! And what a thick neck and feathered mane-- so glam rock. I was expecting a troon rather than a hon because the ballet was The Nutcracker (very girly barbie childish teehee tea party) and it involved a mommy compliment. Of course these two things also fit into the cutesy-campy cargo cult activities that hons enjoy, but I really had a mental image of Stefonknee Wolscht in a tutu, snoozing his way through the second act.
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BTW when I searched "steff on knee" with quotes the first result was the Wikipedia entry for "Karen." Hmm are the tech troons asserting themselves?
LOL but if it becomes a place to brag and scream about being sexualized by the Cis, it could have wider appeal. There's nothing trans love more than showing off and getting angry.
Tucute transfemme BDP females, troons, and aggressive enbies are the demographics for dynamite. Quivering transmen who play peacemaker extend burn time as does having the cesspool-- I mean community-- congeal with rage over the latest Republican legislation or JK Rowling tweet. See my vision? Apologies if it gives you eyeball AIDS.
Health insurance in the US is usually structured with an annual out-of-pocket max. That's the amount you have to pay out of pocket every year on medical services before insurance is required to cover the bills. And yeah, they're usually on the scale of thousands of dollars. After you meet the out-of-pocket max, they're supposed to cover everything your plan considers medically necessary.My understanding of insurance in the US is that you can still end up paying thousands even though treatment is technically covered. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I'd find that possibility hanging over me permanently stressful as fuck.
Nobody cares where their arms go, either—in the “real world,” the girls’ arms go around the neck and the guys reach around the torso
It's because they're autists obsessed with every little detail of interpersonal relations like they're biblical commandments to be followed. I've hugged women who had no regard for where the arms are "supposed" to go. But to the autistic tranny, he can't larp as a dainty little small girl uwu if he can't somehow always hug the "right" way.is that how hugging works? i haven't really thought about it, honestly. I've hugged plenty of women in my life and seeing this pointed out, yeah, I guess that's what happens? just amuses me that trans people seem to be so hyper aware of gender things and how you MUST do things that I've really never even thought of or considered.
How the fuck do you get banned from tinder?Found more gold on r/straight trans girls, this time a tranny whining about how his straight friend got with a girl on his birthday (seems pretty common on here)
And the last sentence is hilarious, basically admits to being gay and refuses to date trans men. I love how honest they are with how they see other transgenders.
Most people don’t have to, because it turns out that being male or female amounts to more than mauling your genitalia and tilting your head. There are a million little tells that we don’t even think about. But when they aren’t there, you notice.is that how hugging works? i haven't really thought about it, honestly. I've hugged plenty of women in my life and seeing this pointed out, yeah, I guess that's what happens? just amuses me that trans people seem to be so hyper aware of gender things and how you MUST do things that I've really never even thought of or considered.
The issue with her post is it might sound semi-reasonable at a skim ("I want someone kind!") but it's so obviously notI may have missed one or two in my haste, but I counted 42 variations of "I" in that sperg. I bet she's a real delight on first dates.
Most people don’t have to, because it turns out that being male or female amounts to more than mauling your genitalia and tilting your head. There are a million little tells that we don’t even think about. But when they aren’t there, you notice.
I guarantee you that this is the sort of person where everything is a trap, and not in the Internet slang sense. You have to be constantly policing yourself, lest you say or do something "offensive" or "insensitive." If you try to do something nice, she'll find something wrong with it (and likely get upset and blame you). There will be stuff that you could never have predicted would upset her, but nevertheless she will blame you for it and ascribe it to malice.The issue with her post is it might sound semi-reasonable at a skim ("I want someone kind!") but it's so obviously not
" I’m also very moralistic and it’s more important to me that my partner is a good person" = "I constantly self flagellate about social justice and you must too"
"I have a ton of allergies and have to live in a strict hypoallergenic home" = "I'm OCD with health anxiety and probably will still be funny about covid masks"
"I’m incredibly eccentric/I also have ADHD, and this makes me weird sometimes" = "I'm weird as fuck and make no effort to behave like a normal person"
"it feels like people are so extremely emotionally tone deaf ... they’re so immature or lack self awareness." = "I am incredibly thin skinned"
"be kind/be a sensitive person/emotional maturity/respectful, thoughtful, loving" = "I require you to behave as my therapist"
"Each time I held on trying to make things work ...they all withdrew and bailed and didn’t even try to fix what was there." = "I will be paranoid you'll leave me and become super clingy"
And the perks of going out with her basically boil down to "I'm average looking and have some hobbies". What could be going wrong?
It happens because men are taller than women and to get your heads on a semi-equal level the taller one has to be bent down. Getting your tall man arms around a short woman's neck doesn't help, but a woman pulling your head down does.is that how hugging works? i haven't really thought about it, honestly. I've hugged plenty of women in my life and seeing this pointed out, yeah, I guess that's what happens?
You see, the sane response (were one to believe this in the first place) would be to say "what does it matter. I'm me." It only makes a difference to you if how other people see you based on your results is a big part of your self-identity. Really someone freaking out about this just says that the whole "being my authentic self" is a lie. They're looking for validation for what they want.They are seething. They hate the idea of it being provable of them being trans or not.
"At home, cumming"
You see, the sane response (were one to believe this in the first place) would be to say "what does it matter. I'm me." It only makes a difference to you if how other people see you based on your results is a big part of your self-identity. Really someone freaking out about this just says that the whole "being my authentic self" is a lie. They're looking for validation for what they want.
The real transgender L is getting your pronoun wrong and believing to be trapped in the body of the opposite gender
Why go through the hard workd of building your own custom identity when you can get one off-the-shelf pre-made? Instant rewards, a fraction of the effort.See, that is the thing I find really interesting about the trans movement, in a detached observer recording behaviour sort of way. For most trans people and genderspecials (if not all of them), the labels they adopt for themselves become the main driver of action and though. They are like a simulacra of themselves, their own identities subsumed beneath a stereotyped-filled parody of man or woman. It really feels almost like a trap of language.
From the vines around the neck vertebrae?Just as a litmus test, how would you go about identifying a trans Australopithecus?
No comment.Uh, so did you break up with him before or after that