For approximately twenty-five years, I believed I had straight hair, even though I have wavy hair.
Read more here.
For approximately twenty-five years, I believed I had straight hair, even though I have wavy hair.
Read more here.
They are mostly young, mostly female, and mostly heterosexual. The messages they’re receiving from society in the age of social media and “sex-positive” wokeness are absolutely nauseating to anyone with a shred of decency at their core. The males in their age range are completely unsuitable for having sex with. It’s always been a challenge for women to find caring and reciprocal partners, but female pleasure doesn’t even seem to be on the collective radar anymore.
Not having sex under these circumstances is the most rational response a woman can have.
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A sweep through the forums that “trans women” create for themselves provides an endless fount of stories of males aroused by themselves in women’s clothes and by the thought of themselves with breasts and vaginas. Here, Anne Lawrence, a self-professed autogynephile and psychologist, compiles 249 such first-person accounts.
But I believe it’s important to separate fact from fiction, even if it suports a narrative we don’t expect.
Read more here.
Queer – A straight person with an interesting haircut.
Non-binary/genderqueer – A chubby young female, typically 16-28, who has dyed her hair blue. Is probably what was once called a lesbian, but she doesn’t like that word.
Lesbian – A man in his 40’s who works in IT and started wearing his wife’s panties last year.
read more here.
So much debate around whether sex is a binary or a spectrum. The thing is, a binary is a mathematical thing. And there isn’t any need to debate mathematical things. They are easy to prove.
read more here.
Please visit http://thetranswidow.com.
Can you permanently ban people who say things you don’t like from Twitter? Can you make rules that ensure that no one ever says the things again?
Yes, yes, you can. Especially if you’re one of the rich white males who runs twitter.
Can you ban people who say things you don’t like from Facebook? Can you drive those conversations underground, into secret forums and private homes, and keep them from seeing certain mainstream media outlets?
Yes, you can. Especially if you’re one of the rich white males who runs Facebook.
Can you shut down WordPress blogs that say things you don’t like? Can you rig the system so that no one can fight it?
Yes, you can. Especially if you’re one of the rich white males who runs WordPress.
Yes, rich white males control the resources and they can control the conversation. They always have. They aren’t ready to quit now.
Language can be removed, silenced, coerced and controlled by people with sufficient power.
But thought cannot be.
Stopping people from speaking does not stop them from thinking.
So doublespeak it up, media moguls, because here’s the thing.
Nobody thinks men are women.
There are three categories of opinion on this matter.
One, those who don’t think men are women and who don’t pretend they do.
Two, those who don’t think men are women and who do pretend they do. Most often because they recognize the statement as a symantic distinction and not one that describes any sort of underlying physical reality. And they just don’t care that much about symantics.
Other times because they think it’s polite, or that it makes them look good, or because they don’t want to fight. Or because they’ve been bullied. Or because they’d like to keep their Twitter, Facebook and WordPress accounts, and to do so, they have to follow the rich white man’s rules.
And three, those who have temporarily convinced themselves that men are women because reality is painful and they have a personal stake in denying it.
Temporarily, as evidenced by the sheer amount of effort that they put into keeping that reality at bay. Policing language so that no one speaks of the reality. Seeking validation in the form of praise and access to opposite-sex resources. Curating unrealistic selfies that shore up the fantasy. Modifying their bodies and their documents to eliminate evidence of the reality and simulate its opposite. Censoring, doxxing, stalking, sabotaging, threatening, and obsessing over those who speak of the reality.
Temporarily, because a house of cards is always on the brink of falling.
For those wondering, the current closure of this blog’s content is self-imposed, not censorship by the platform. Because unlike certain online-only activists who live for this shit, I’m too much busy to edit, defend, relocate, or fight about the content of this blog. I have backed it up and have options for relocating it, but I’m engaged in much more important work at the moment.
So come get me, boys, if you’re scared of even these words.
I promise you haven’t heard the last from me. And when you hear from me again, it’ll be via a much bigger and better platform than this penny ante free blog.
“It’s a beautiful thing, the destruction of words.”
“The best books… are those that tell you what you know already.”
“If you want to keep a secret, you must also hide it from yourself.”
― George Orwell, 1984