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- 8 de Jul, 2022
This attitude was another big part of me peaking. In classes we would be doing introductions and icebreakers going around the room and it was usually just name, age, major, whatever. Then, as soon as it would get to me, it was "OH! And also pronouns!" God forbid a woman have short hair. Thankfully this didn't happen most of the time, but it happened a few times which was enough for me to go "actually fuck all of this."Why is it, that even though SJWs/troons talk about "gender expression", and how men and women can act more feminine or masculine without being transgender, anytime a man or woman shows traits that aren't traditionally masculine or feminine, people still jump to the conclusion that they must be a tranny? Almost like troons are often nothing more than a combination of presentable gender stereotypes...
The new Pokémon character (Grusha) is apparently male but has an effeminate appearance and caused quite a stir online. Since there's no confirmation so far, I'm guessing the character is likely just effeminate. Pokémon has had flamboyant characters in the past (Wallace comes to mind).
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Troons uphold gender roles more than anyone else. For the majority of my life, I have had very few issues with being gender non-conforming. The last few years have been the worst. Trannies tend to flock towards me because they think I'm down with all of the "queer community" nonsense. Every single one of them has been absolutely batshit.