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More like Lord Farkwad
Lmfao spitting fuckin image. Wish i had millions of followers on some shitty social media site so i could make it go viral. Also wish i couldve found a more straight-on image of Farkwad.
Dylan James Mulvaney / Days of Girlhood / Day __ of Being a Girl - Dylan Explains It All, a gay man interprets 'girlhood' in all glorious technicolor.
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Lmfao spitting fuckin image. Wish i had millions of followers on some shitty social media site so i could make it go viral. Also wish i couldve found a more straight-on image of Farkwad.
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Basically. Makeup culture is already controversial among women for how it plays on our insecurities. Brands are trying to keep up and sell it differently as empowering, or artistic, and that means celebrating even objectively gross-looking people as beautiful, which gasses them up and convinces them it's fine to splurge because it's fun.
That also explains why people like Jeffree Star and James Charles become the face of makeup brands. They're not "victims" of makeup culture, they're just people who want to be here, and they make it feel less problematic.
I waste a lot of money at Ulta, so I'm not saying one way or the other if it's bad, it's just that there's been a noticeable difference in marketing over the past 10 years, and this is just the latest example.
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You see it in adverts for shaving products as well. Women’s razor adverts seem to have gone from “buy our razors because they’ll shave your legs really well and make you pretty“ to “your body hair, your choice! But if YOU want to shave it all off with a razor, buy ours because they’re the best and this advert about empowerment totally shows that we see you as a human being and not potential money for our bank account”. I’m genuinely surprised I haven’t seen a troon in one of those woke razor adverts tbh
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You can see the conditioning breaking in real time. Real women angrily voice their disgust with the patronizing sight of dudes in womanface, and all the company's social media NPC can do in response is hilariously malfunction, giving a patronizing, scripted response to a self-evidently moronic marketing ploy.
"You're misinterpreting your own opinion". It's Clown World in a snapshot.
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Oh God the bearded dude, in a wig, with the deep man voice. I was not anticipating that at all. Ulta, what the fuck is wrong with you?Archives, yo, including the twitter account of the bearded slutty clown that interviews Dill. The absolute radiating smugness of two delusional male homosexuals when pandered to in their shallow narcissistic fantasies of being better women than women. Forgive the graphic imagery for effect when I say: doubt shitstabbing as a feminine pursuit, lads.
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I think what's really helping is he's not just a Stunning and Brave Woman of Trans, but he's actually sat there dressed like Mary Tyler Moore for his interview. It's making more normies pause and go "wait, what the fuck"
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imo, sponsoring influencers/YouTubers/etc. is a massive red flag across the board. They're taking advantage of the parasocial relationship creators have with their fans to seem more "authentic" (for lack of a better word.
Someone posted a tweet earlier in this thread of Dylan saying he was unhappy as a man and is now happy being a
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Yeah I was mostly memeing I don't literally believe that more bullying at school would prevent creatures like this.
Bullying outside school would certainly get him to keep his sick fetishes to himself however, so it certainly had its place.
The biggest problem our society had is abandoning the concept of shame.
Shame serves a cohesive force in keeping communities together and prevent moral degradation and disintegration, the day we stopped making these faggots afraid to speak out and parade their sick degenerate perversions is the day we set ourselves on course for Drag Queen Story Hour, Desmond is Amazing, HRT for Kids and all the other sick fucking Slaanesh tier shit on display at "Pride" parades and online.
As a society we have lost ourway.
If the Pope and other religious leaders had any balls they would announce a new Inquisition, not be pandering to this shit.
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The fact that Ulta would think using Dylan in a marketing campaign isn’t surprising. The fashion and beauty industry is filled with bitter gay queens who really hate women and love mocking them.
Dylan is their people. Women are a joke to them, hiring Dylan was just a mask off moment.
Dylan is their people. Women are a joke to them, hiring Dylan was just a mask off moment.
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There is a huge difference between bullying outside of school and having moral expectations. Plenty of bullying happens among adults, there is plenty of out of school bullying that progressives do, yet we're still degrading. I don't think we should accept progressivism in our lives, but we need more change than introducing shaming; something which progressives already use and is in our culture somewhat.
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They're moobs, it's not like fat men have to cover up their gynecomastia, it's the same shit. He will never have actual female breasts, only an estrogenized simulacrum of excess fat growth.
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I can't believe Ulta partnered with him. Not because he's trans, I expected they'd do this shit eventually, but because he is TERRIBLE AT MAKEUP.
Case in point: the infamous crying video.
Green sparkly eyeshadow with PURPLE METALLIC LIPSTICK and coral blush. I genuinely believe this dude is colourblind or insane. Or both.
He's a shitty ambassador for Ulta. It's also a bad look that they had two men on a podcast discussing womanhood. They could've at least had a female host.
Problem is, there aren't many alternatives to Ulta other than Sephora, and the Sephora rewards program is fucking ass. You might get a small sample or two if you're lucky. Ulta has good sales, rewards and more options (I believe some brands are still Ulta-exclusive). This boycott won't last very long.
Case in point: the infamous crying video.
Green sparkly eyeshadow with PURPLE METALLIC LIPSTICK and coral blush. I genuinely believe this dude is colourblind or insane. Or both.
He's a shitty ambassador for Ulta. It's also a bad look that they had two men on a podcast discussing womanhood. They could've at least had a female host.
Problem is, there aren't many alternatives to Ulta other than Sephora, and the Sephora rewards program is fucking ass. You might get a small sample or two if you're lucky. Ulta has good sales, rewards and more options (I believe some brands are still Ulta-exclusive). This boycott won't last very long.
I guess I was wrong about him not being on hormones at all. Then again, he could be stuffing his chest a little, but I feel like if he were to do that he would go way overboard and it would be too obvious.
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About that:
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Sephora Is Supporting Trans People With Its Latest Campaign And Collection
The company continues to take a stand for trans inclusion with a new video and collection that supports trans people and LGBTQ organizations.BY TATUM DOOLEYTransgender rights are being threatened across the globe but we're happy to report that Sephora is taking a stand for trans inclusion with their recent ad campaign, We Belong to Something Beautiful.
JUNE 6, 2019
While the company came under fire earlier this week for racially profiling SZA and ultimately shut down their stores for an hour of diversity training, the campaign comes at a critical time — not only is June Pride Month in the United States, but at the end of May, the US government rolled back protections put in place by the Obama administration that banned discrimination against transgender medical patients. This means that the already vulnerable group are even more at risk. Even more recently, two transgender women were murdered in Texas, pointing to a much larger problem of violence targeting trans people.
Subtler forms of discrimination against trans people happen daily, including slurs, misgendering, and denied service. These are symptoms of larger issues that lead to the normalization of trans people’s personhood being denied. And this is why it’s important for allies, including companies and brands, to loudly and publicly announce their support for transgender people (and follow up on these campaigns by providing inclusivity training for staff).
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In 2016, Sephora began providing in-store make-up classes and online tutorials specifically geared towards transgender people and people transitioning. “To see a company cater to the trans and queer community not as token models in one-off beauty campaigns, but in centering us as essential to their community is a relief,” Arabelle Sicardi wrote in an article about Sephora’s class offerings for them. “By employing trans people and providing them resources through which they can help themselves and their customers, they’re showing that beauty and politics are linked, all the time, and sometimes wonderfully,” they continued.
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As makeup is intimately connected to how we look and feel about ourselves, and how people perceive us, Sephora’s latest campaign, which is directed by Matt Lambert, who is known for his work with the LGBTQ community, is the first ad in connection with its new Belong campaign. Titled "Identify as We", the video has beautiful cinematography and features transgender, genderqueer, and non-binary models including Aaron Philip, Hunter Schafer, and Fatima Jamal.
SEPHORA
According to the brand, the ad is part of a new, multi-chapter platform meant to celebrate, "different forms of diversity and inclusion in beauty". The “Identify as We” launch also includes a new “Trans is Beautiful” group within the online Beauty Insider Community while this month, Sephora is also introducing its first-ever “SEPHORAHeartPRIDE” collection, featuring ten branded offerings that celebrate and support PRIDE. Going one step further, Sephora will donate $1 to support LGBTQ organizations for every product sold (the company says it is working Tides Foundation to coordinate the donations).
SEPHORA
It’s imperative for stores like Sephora to be safe places for transgender, people transitioning, and queer people to access beauty products without experiencing discrimination. Accordingly, the ad begins: They, she, ze, he, we. We belong to something beautiful. We’re happy to see the company fighting for some of society's most vulnerable to feel a greater sense of belonging in an often hostile world.
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Sephora did it first.
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Those crow's feet give me liiife. Because fuck this 25 year old or whatever. He already is a goddamn mess.
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It's especially gross because most women don't get to experience stereotypical, western, middle-class, "girlhoods," with Barbies, rainbows, and a safe home for their friends to spend the night in. Watching Dylan "relive" his childhood as the "girl" he was meant to be makes me sick... plenty of women missed out on a real childhood and you don't see them running around toy stores as adults, trying to make up for what they lost. 25 year old women also don't refer to themselves as girls. Bring on the
but Dylan is a tone-deaf tranny and the women who support him are fucking retarded and a disgrace to their own sex.
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I feel like this whole thing would've gone over infinitely better if they'd at least picked a trans woman who was a few years into their transition. Dylan's been a "girl" for less than a year. Get a natal female to host and get a guest who's got some experience transitioning. Have them compare their experiences of being women.
An adult can find ways to maturely experience aspects of their childhood that they missed out on. PL: I mentioned before that I'm the same age as Dylan and collect dolls. I own 500+ dolls. Yeah, they're childish and silly, But they're pretty and I like them. If you didn't know me or I didn't explicitly tell you, you'd never know that I collect dolls. That's because I enjoy my hobby on my own and don't shove it down everyone's throats. It's entirely possible to experience parts of your childhood without being a fucking spaz about it.It's especially gross because most women don't get to experience stereotypical, western, middle-class, "girlhoods," with Barbies, rainbows, and a safe home for their friends to spend the night in. Watching Dylan "relive" his childhood as the "girl" he was meant to be makes me sick... plenty of women missed out on a real childhood and you don't see them running around toy stores as adults, trying to make up for what they lost. 25 year old women also don't refer to themselves as girls. Bring on the
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This is the one tranny thread I can't check on my rolladex of troons. His tranny mockery of me and all women goes beyond words. We need stronger slurs kiwis. Stronger to soothe my feelings.