A lot has changed, but your sex is still the same. You can change your clothes, your name, even have plastic surgery on your genitals, but your sex is in every cell of your body and affects every system in your body and you can never change it.
And apparently you can’t change your male socialization either, since you’re still using derogatory terms to tell actual female women what to do with and believe about their bodies.
The truth is that even without puberty blockers, HRT or SRS, the practices that transgender ideology promotes can leave lasting physical damage and emotional distress.
Would *anyone* feel safe in a bathroom or locker room next to this man? Would any parent feel their child would be safe talking to this man on social media or in real world LGBT spaces?
Can we please stop pretending like there aren’t any people who are legitimately mentally ill and potentially dangerous in the trans movement? It’s there and it is not uncommon and there really are many dangerous people who identify as transwomen.
This last one is after three clips of a woman dressed up as Wendy Torrance from The Shining saying “Hello, I’m Shelley Duvall.” His response: “Heeeere’s Johnny!”
This guy says Dylan Mulvaney’s daily “girlhood” TikToks are making him feel like maybe these things are things he could do too.
Here’s a lesson for you guys: women don’t want to talk to strangers in bathrooms or locker rooms or changing rooms, and especially not men, because we get sexually assaulted or raped in spaces where we’re vulnerable.
Being mostly alone, in a public space, and partially or totally naked is NOT a time we want to be talking to strange men to validate them.
Please take note. This is not the great idea you think it is. If you think you’re facing backlash now, just make it a thing to strike up conversations about how your “girlhood” is going with us in our spaces and see how fast public opinion tanks.
