No. 21342[Reply]
Thread for when you're at your peak and need to vent, scream or sperg about troons, TRAs, or related topics but don't want to shit up or derail other threads.
In a world where women are shunned for standing up for themselves, banned from using the word "woman", have their prizes and scholarships given to men, get told to shut up and take the girldick, that their same-sex attraction is transphobic, that their kids should have their body parts cut off - it's hard to not go insane.
The fear of getting cancelled, fired or shunned by TRAs and friends around you is weighing heavily on a lot of us, lc is one of few refuges where we are allowed to be honest. So go on, scream into the void about troons all you want.
Previous threads:
>>15330>>6924 No. 24150
>>24106Don't shut up about it. You don't need to get into a fight with her about it, but trans rhetoric falls apart at the slightest logical questioning. I believe you when you say she's intelligent – all you have to do is plant the seeds of doubt, and if she continues to listen to the insane things they say, she'll come to realize on her own that it's all sexist bullshit. Be patient!
>>24117Nice work, anon!
>>24127This is how detransition really goes for most people. No one wants to admit they've made a mistake in medically transitioning, especially when TRAs will instantly jump down your throat for speaking about any bad trans-related experience. Most trans-identifying people are also socially surrounded by other trans-identifying people, which makes it even scarier. The crowd of adoring cultists cheering you on when you started will turn on you as soon as come out as "cis" again. I've been seeing this slow, silent backpedal more often lately, especially among "transmasc nonbinary" women. Always glad to see the pronouns disappear from someone's bio.
No. 24151
Hello nonnies, I'm an oldOLDfag. Like attended h.s. in the late 90s old. So here's my vent. Back then we had this kid, he was very effeminate, obviously gay to everyone's eye by even 7th grade. Well, about sophomore year he became she. Understand this was NOT DONE then, much less in a small rural town. Still, since he wasn't annoying about it, no one bullied. This was the 90s and we were all psudojaded and accepting. The school put him in special ed, he had to use the teachers bathroom, eat alone, etc. They kinda Ryan Whited the kid. We learned his mom was rapidly dying of cancer. It was easy to feel bad for him. Anywho, his mom died and he got quite a bit in her life insurance. Went nuts with getting bolt ons at 17, developed a nasty coke habit, dropped out, got onto doing shemale porn and fucked off to Florida. Typical behavior considering all the mental issues he had not delt with. This was my only in person experience with a tranny (remember internet was virtually non existant) so I've always been a bit sympathetic towards them myself. He wasn't a bad kid. Just REALLY confused and a victim of a shitty system. I thought they all were.
Well, I think those types of trannies, the confused but relatively harmless ones are long gone. All I see now are these ANGRY violent men parading around in women's clothes/identities. The more I read of their personal thoughts, the more I see it. It's like, all those pathetic creepy cowardly guys that want to violate women but are too scared to physically try it, they wear our skins to try to invade our spaces.
They spend so much time hating JK Rawlings because she has a socially bad take? (Given the times it is seen as one) They threaten her life? Do they not know how much she has given to help women? Not a pne of them say SHIT about Andrew Tate. The man who rapes and violates women? Ignore his LITERAL CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN but attack a woman who has helped and put her money where her mouth is? I don't like Bill Gates or his wife, but I readily admit they have done so much good for curbing diseases all over the world.
I am so glad to see young ladies standing up for what they see. You girls collect the evidence and form your own opinions on what you see. I'm so proud. Keep up the fight.
No. 24152
>>24127Let her detrans in private and come out with it when/if she's ready. A lot of detrans people also have a period where they first go to non-binary before ending up back on their real sex, she could still be in that phase. They also get A LOT of hate for detransing, and having given birth recently she's not in a position where she can handle a bunch of negative comments and her TRA friends all leaving. It's better for her to collect her thoughts and heal from the trans cult before sayng anything in public.
If you happen to run into her or feel brave you should compliment her longer hair or if she's wearing makeup, it kind of lets her know it's ok for her to be more feminine.
I've actually seen a lot of former TRA women say they only peaked once they had a child, that made them realize it's something only women can do and how special that is.