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A French fry. It fell out of the fat one's flab in all the extremely erotic jiggling the pair were doing.A female to manlet busted in her gender-fat boyfriends mouth. I-I- what came out ?? What came out!?![]()
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A French fry. It fell out of the fat one's flab in all the extremely erotic jiggling the pair were doing.A female to manlet busted in her gender-fat boyfriends mouth. I-I- what came out ?? What came out!?![]()
Ngl, more than half of the times I am in this thread I feel like Tesla was a prophet."As a gay transman my [AMAB GQ] partner and I went to a gay sauna.... He sucked me off in a glory hole and...rode my T-Dick.... Afterwards I fucked him doggy style [hoping another guy would see us]."
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Even a Funko Pop manages to be more womanly than him.Whoever made this is amazing.
A more accurate version of the analogy would be one track is full of troons wasting hospital staff time with their bullshit, and the other is people with legitimate medical issues not being able to see their GP because someone is already in there screaming he's a bigot for not writing them a horse piss prescription.Truly a tough decision
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I'd say the bit after the semi-colon is an even bigger red flag. Hormones and surgery for any under-18 who can consent --did Sargon write this?-- but ANY child who requests puberty blockers gets them?
Whoever made this is amazing.
Now my pain is your pain. I regret nothing!Oh fuck you for that. Now i can’t unhear it in Ralph Wiggum’s voice.
“And then i put my peepee in his doody hole, and we made babies, and i saw one of the babies, and he smiled at me.”
Why is there not a "hilarious" rating? I wanna give one right now.Now my pain is your pain. I regret nothing!
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Man, I wish I had at least half of the amount of confidence those AGPs have
The best part of reading this is knowing that whichever man-jawed AGP halfwit banged this wooden purple prose out on a keyboard, Adam's apple bobbing in righteous fury, fancied himself the next MLK or Gandhi sparking a great social movement. This is so bad it's outright comical. The vibe is similar to the Atlas Shrugged diatribe, but written by a 14 year old fanfiction author with zero social intelligence.
Gill: Why I am challenging LCPS’s compelled speech policy in court
In America, government-funded schools can’t punish teachers for their speech about a proposed policy, and they can’t make teachers personally affirm things that they believe are harmful and untrue. The Loudoun County School Board is doing both, so I’m taking a stand.
I didn’t always teach in Loudoun County. More than 20 years ago, I started my teaching career at Richard Montgomery High School in Rockville, Maryland. After seven years in Maryland schools, I joined the faculty at Loudoun County Public Schools, where I’ve been ever since. In my quarter-century of teaching, I’ve taught students with diverse ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds. I’ve taught students born and raised in the Washington, D.C., area and students from around the globe. I have developed good relationships with my students to understand their personalities, strengths, and aspirations, and to help equip them to realize their potential. And I’ve succeeded in doing this with students with any background and from any place, of any religion or expressing any sexual orientation or gender identity, because I treasure each individual student.
Teaching this way requires two things: consistent honesty with students, and commitment to the student’s best interest. When the Loudoun County School Board adopted Policy 8040, it prohibited me from doing both.
There’s an earnest debate right now about how to best care for children suffering from gender dysphoria. LCPS has taken one side in that debate and mandated it for everyone by saying that I must use the pronouns specified by any “transgender or gender-expansive” student. That is wrong because it’s not the job of the government to coerce individual’s speech. And the policy requires using names and pronouns — which is part of a form of treatment for gender dysphoria — called “social transition” for a student “without any substantiating evidence.” That’s also wrong, because it’s essentially forcing teachers to participate in a type of medical treatment for a student before that student has even been diagnosed with any condition.
I’m not a lawyer, but I do know that it’s always harmful for government to force individuals to say things they believe are wrong. And I’m not a doctor, but even I know you can’t prescribe a treatment before diagnosing a condition. These are my genuine concerns, which have nothing to do with demographics and everything to do with a school district forcing one particular ideology on everyone. And while I am concerned about my constitutionally protected freedoms as all Americans should be, I am eminently more concerned about what’s best for my students.
I have taught many transgender-identifying students over the years. I’ve seen their real pain and discomfort with their physical bodies. I’ve also seen them simultaneously face many other conditions, including depression, eating disorders, and anxiety. The board’s mandate to begin social transition for every one of these students “without any substantiating evidence” doesn’t actually serve their best interests (and may divert them from getting other help they really need).
Research shows when kids who grapple with gender dysphoria are allowed to go uninterrupted through puberty, the vast majority will come to accept their biological sex. Those who go through social transition often go on to puberty blockers, hormone treatments, and surgery, all of which have irreversible physical and mental impacts that may cause a lifetime of regret. Willfully ignored by the board is the rising evidence of this problem among people who have “detransitioned.” The board’s one-size-fits-all policy only increases the likelihood of such harms, and for me, that is truly heartbreaking.
I’ve loved and respected every student I have taught over the years. But my duty to be honest and to always act in my students’ best interests means I can’t always do or say everything they ask. That’s why I call my transgender-identifying students by the name they choose, but I can’t use pronouns that are inconsistent with their sex because that would be affirming that a boy is actually a girl, or vice versa.
The board’s new rule keeps me from doing what I have always done: deal in love and honesty with every student that crosses the threshold into my classroom. That’s why I’ve chosen to be a part of the lawsuit challenging Policy 8040, and I will see it through to the end for the sake of each of those kids.
Monica Gill is a history teacher at Loudoun County High School and a plaintiff in a lawsuit against the Loudoun County School Board over Policy 8040.
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Gill: Why I am challenging LCPS’s compelled speech policy in court
In America, government-funded schools can’t punish teachers for their speech about a proposed policy, and they can’t make teachers personally affirm things that they believe are harmful and untrue. Thewww.loudountimes.com
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This is not entirely incorrect but to get the full picture you need to look at how the trans movement assimilated intersex history into it. The whole "changing your birth certificate" has a procedence in doctors misdiagnosing intersex conditions, like hipospadias, and after seeing them as adults and realizing their mistake, trying to rectify it (to limited success). See "Hermaphrodites and the medical invention of sex" for more of that.Nah. The person I was responding to had a pretty good comment on gay acceptance and history. I merely added to it. I'll keep talking about Hirschfeld and the slippery slope. It is merely a fact that all things troon took over basic LGB issues and how no gay organizations talk about gay rights anymore. Interpret it as you like, I don't care either way.
What's the over-under on every single one of these people being so fat or so emaciated they'd either stroke out or snap in two if they tried to throw a punch at anyone?Since troons are still whining on Twitter and crying about being genocided because a mean lesbian wrote a blog post, I thought I would present some of the fine troon opinions that I found within 30 seconds on Tumblr:
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(BTW, terf-related tags on tumblr are a good way to peak any normie in under five minutes)
I looked up the first one, and then decided to quit for my own mental health.What's the over-under on every single one of these people being so fat or so emaciated they'd either stroke out or snap in two if they tried to throw a punch at anyone?
Ok. Or else what? The government is dropping Stonewall and Mermaids. They drafted anti-“conversion therapy” legislation that was actually anti-trooming legislation targeted *at you* because *you and your grooming of children are understood as the problem*. Even the BBC only “caved” insofar as they cut a few quotes from one lady because she went mental, but those quotes could’ve been left out in the first place and it would’ve made no difference. THAT is their response to your demands for retractions and apologies. No apology, delete a few lines. And Netflix didn’t budge, and now Dave Chappelle and Joe Rogan are out here selling out shows everywhere.
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Man, I wish I had at least half of the amount of confidence those AGPs have