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I used to be a trans-rights activist and was transitioning, and I believed this to be a hateful site.
However, recently I decided to de-transition. I became gender critical and saw the harms of transgender ideology. I realized that this site was sharing a lot of information that couldn't really be found elsewhere.
One instance was the case of Remilia. In standard media outlets, they mainly just talked about how she was the first female eSports player.
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dotesports.com
I had to go on this site in order to find the full truth, how she regretted her transition and likely became suicidal because of that:
Also I feel that many truths about transitioning are hidden in standard online spaces. A lot gets labeled as transphobic and many don't delve into the true effects of surgeries or hormones. It's believed that many are oppressing trans for example, but people don't often consider that the doctors and industries making tons of money are the ones doing the true exploitation.
Overall I'm glad I never went through with any surgeries especially after what I have found here:
Also I realized transgenderism can often be a toxic ideology and it's about males gaining access to female spaces often. It's likely why we see the rise of TERFS and conservatives being against the transgender ideology, not because they're hateful but because they have valid concerns:
So is this site truly hateful? I don't like how people may say that transgender individuals should commit suicide or go die at times. However, this site has also been a source of true and factual information that often gets hidden in other media due to being afraid of being labeled transphobic. Additionally, we have to look at the real causes that may cause transgender individuals to suicide. Words online can matter, but it's the doctors and medical industry doing these horrible mutilations that ultimately play a large role in perpetuating mental illness and causing these individuals to commit suicide. Yet, even after many botched surgeries, these doctors are often continue their practices and even get defended.
Maybe originally I didn't want to look at a site like this, but the truth is a lot of places just aren't sharing information. If you go on Reddit for instance, it's mainly high trans-positivity without the more nuanced discussion, many places online are just ready to label you transphobic, even though users there themselves wouldn't want to become transgender or date transgender individuals, or even be around them. A lot of this seems to come from the top down from billionaires funding, and learning about the Pritzkers it began to dawn on me how a lot of this is being pushed, possibly to create lifelong patients for the trans-medical industrial complex.
Biological sex is real, women don't have penises, men don't have vaginas. Somehow this simple teaching became denied in society. Besides platforms like this, what else can we do to fight it?
However, recently I decided to de-transition. I became gender critical and saw the harms of transgender ideology. I realized that this site was sharing a lot of information that couldn't really be found elsewhere.
One instance was the case of Remilia. In standard media outlets, they mainly just talked about how she was the first female eSports player.
Remilia, first woman to compete in LCS, dies at 24
Former League of Legends Championship Series player Maria "Remilia" Creveling, the first woman to play in the LCS, has died at 24.
Former League of Legends pro and streamer Remilia dies
Remilia's loss has been felt by many in the League community.
dotesports.com
I had to go on this site in order to find the full truth, how she regretted her transition and likely became suicidal because of that:
Also I feel that many truths about transitioning are hidden in standard online spaces. A lot gets labeled as transphobic and many don't delve into the true effects of surgeries or hormones. It's believed that many are oppressing trans for example, but people don't often consider that the doctors and industries making tons of money are the ones doing the true exploitation.
Overall I'm glad I never went through with any surgeries especially after what I have found here:
Also I realized transgenderism can often be a toxic ideology and it's about males gaining access to female spaces often. It's likely why we see the rise of TERFS and conservatives being against the transgender ideology, not because they're hateful but because they have valid concerns:
So is this site truly hateful? I don't like how people may say that transgender individuals should commit suicide or go die at times. However, this site has also been a source of true and factual information that often gets hidden in other media due to being afraid of being labeled transphobic. Additionally, we have to look at the real causes that may cause transgender individuals to suicide. Words online can matter, but it's the doctors and medical industry doing these horrible mutilations that ultimately play a large role in perpetuating mental illness and causing these individuals to commit suicide. Yet, even after many botched surgeries, these doctors are often continue their practices and even get defended.
Maybe originally I didn't want to look at a site like this, but the truth is a lot of places just aren't sharing information. If you go on Reddit for instance, it's mainly high trans-positivity without the more nuanced discussion, many places online are just ready to label you transphobic, even though users there themselves wouldn't want to become transgender or date transgender individuals, or even be around them. A lot of this seems to come from the top down from billionaires funding, and learning about the Pritzkers it began to dawn on me how a lot of this is being pushed, possibly to create lifelong patients for the trans-medical industrial complex.
Biological sex is real, women don't have penises, men don't have vaginas. Somehow this simple teaching became denied in society. Besides platforms like this, what else can we do to fight it?