The comments from the second thread are a goldmine, as well:
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He got scared and uncomfortable (because of people looking at him, apparently), and so quickly discarded his identity and went 'back in the closet,' i.e., decided to stick to jerking off in women's clothing alone at home.
I wonder if a woman in Afghanistan or a pregnant 15-year-old rape victim in South America can shed the source of her oppression that easily? But remember, transwomen are the most oppressed ever, even though they can magically slip out of their identity like it's an ugly sweater whenever it becomes inconvenient to them.
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Wait, I thought the idea that transwomen cannot understand women because they have experienced male privilege all their lives was an evil terf Nazi lie. But here is this transwoman saying it and getting upvoted. So he hasn't been a woman his whole life? I am confused.
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So most of these people
still have physical advantages that make potential harassment more of an annoyance than an actual danger (they even admit that!), and yet they are still complaining and insisting that they're absolutely the most oppressed of all. I thought transwomen lost all their physical advantages over women after transitioning?
Whine about how it's unfair for you not to be included in women's sports on Twitter, and then go back to Reddit and smirk about how big and powerful you are and how you intimidate people around you. Makes perfect sense.