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- 8 de Nov, 2018
Update and Spergery on the FLGS troons, for those who care.
From the wilds of Woketown, USA: I went down to the ole' nerd shoppe today, and their troon employee was there. To his credit, he didn't chimp out when a young child called him "mister". Eight year old boys who want to buy Pokemon cards are truly the extremist vangaurd of radical feminism. Unfortunately, I'm a grownup, so unlike this lucky lad I have to play pretend, cause if I refer to this balding six-foot penis-owner as mister it's a hatecrime.
I got to making small talk about collectable toys and nerd shit, and Mr. Troon showed me his new tattoo of a Sailor Moon girl. I did not ask to see this tattoo, but oh well. I remark that I don't know the Sailor Moon characters cause I never watched the show, he talks about how he wasn't into Sailor Moon as a kid and liked Dragonball Z instead, but as an adult he is quite fixated on the idea of magical girls. Hmmm, I wonder why that is. Do these men not see that they had stereotypically masculine hobbies and childhoods, and only started caring about girly stuff like My Little Pony and Sailor Moon when they were in their 30s? And that's wierd, cause it's not really nostalgia at that point? Also, why not get into josei manga? Why not start watching Scandal? Add a touch of age-appropriate authenticity to the woman-suit. In 20 years, are troons gonna talk about how Skye from Paw Patrol made them realize they were trans? And they're gonna reboot Paw Patrol and awful men will be really, really into it, while everyone who watched it as a kid looks on in horror? It's so odd to see this stuff in real life.
I got to making small talk about collectable toys and nerd shit, and Mr. Troon showed me his new tattoo of a Sailor Moon girl. I did not ask to see this tattoo, but oh well. I remark that I don't know the Sailor Moon characters cause I never watched the show, he talks about how he wasn't into Sailor Moon as a kid and liked Dragonball Z instead, but as an adult he is quite fixated on the idea of magical girls. Hmmm, I wonder why that is. Do these men not see that they had stereotypically masculine hobbies and childhoods, and only started caring about girly stuff like My Little Pony and Sailor Moon when they were in their 30s? And that's wierd, cause it's not really nostalgia at that point? Also, why not get into josei manga? Why not start watching Scandal? Add a touch of age-appropriate authenticity to the woman-suit. In 20 years, are troons gonna talk about how Skye from Paw Patrol made them realize they were trans? And they're gonna reboot Paw Patrol and awful men will be really, really into it, while everyone who watched it as a kid looks on in horror? It's so odd to see this stuff in real life.