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No, this is the core demo of the left. Single, childless 30-50 year old women who have nothing left but to convince their younger, prettier counterparts to ruin their lives, out of spite. This is who shows up at 'no kings' and 'refugees welcome' protests. This is who gets jobs at schools to convince other peoples' children to troon out. This is who staffs every DNC apparatus.
Think about it this way: modern (liberal) feminism has been hijacked by men. Look at everything the establishment pushes in the name of feminism: trannies in women's spaces, infinity niggers in the west, "legalized and regulated" prostitution, none of these things benefit women in the slightest. Yet at first glance it may seem like it's all a bunch of women pushing for those things. If you trace the lines back, you will notics that behind the women is always a man, often an (((academic))) making everything up for his own gain.
If you look at human trafficking rings, a lot of the time the recruiters are women. Why? Because the traffickers know that women are deemed safe and men unsafe. Behind every Maxwell is an Epstein, it's the same phenomenon on a smaller scale.
I hate how people lump all scandinavians in the same basket. Danes are basically Germans and they've inherited the same scat fetish and appetite towards degeneracy from Weimar. I pray Denmark is overrun by infinity niggers.
More gaycels straight out admitting that masculine "straight" men validate their identity.
Why are we so dependent on attention from heterosexual men? (self.StraightTransGirls)
submitted 13 hours ago by Cheap_Algae_9904 I don’t know why I feel so dependent on validation from straight men specifically, rather than from bisexual men, trans men, or queer women. It feels like being accepted and desired by a cishet man somehow makes me feel complete.
I don’t know if there are other people who feel the same way. I started my transition at a young age and went through it early; I have always identified myself as a heterosexual woman. But this need for validation from straight cis men makes me wonder whether I am fetishizing straight men.
The difficult part is that when a straight man shows interest in me, I notice that it still doesn’t make me feel “enough.” Instead, I find myself looking for validation from another straight man afterward. I feel really sad about this pattern.
I’m not trying to make excuses or justify it; I just wanted to be honest and share what I’m feeling. Please don’t judge me. I’m hoping to hear from people who might have experienced something similar.
I know it's because not only do they feel like real girlies, but are winning the competition they have with women for "straight" men.
Also they hate their fellow effeminate gays.
bowser67 1 point 7 hours ago*
I definitely fetishize straight men, though this often takes odd turns since I am a fujoshi. Ultimately though my internal gender and experience is a mess and I don't know if dating one would be a good idea, I suppose it would depend on if he is secure in his sexuality and attraction to me enough to look past all the stuff I have going on. I just like men regardless of sexuality, I do crave male approval but I don't think this is inherently a bad thing, it's simply wanting to be liked be the people I'm attracted to. As long as I understand that my own happiness and security comes before anything else it's an urge that can be managed and indulged in as I like.
My view of this is in part influenced by me identifying as bi for a long time when I started transitioning. I saw myself as being too dependent on male approval but this label itself was purely because I hated myself for exclusively liking men, feeling as if it made me lame or worth less as a person. In the trans community I encountered a lot straight up political lesbianism - people telling me they felt attraction to men but refused to act on it because they hated men. This type of repression is toxic and unhelpful, and I don't care a lick about approval from people like this, nor about any sort of female solidarity. This has simply never been a thing in my experience, and I was raised mostly by women and had way more female friends after transitioning.
So to sum it up I think it's fine to want to date a straight guy. That's simply being attracted to men and wanting to be seen as your gender. But being dependent on approval from anyone is not the way, including any other gender or sexuality. People are people and you should live life for yourself, no one else. The approval of the self is the only one that matters.
laura_lumi 3 points 9 hours ago
Well, from my view, women are(generally) attracted to men, their manly personality and characteristics are attractive to us, bisexual men often lack some of those, they break from cis heteronormativity, men tied to that think they need to speak like a man, and behave like a man, and do manly things, while bisexual men usually don't care about that, they talk like they want, behave like they want, even if that can be seen as feminine, but they don't care, and some women see it as a turn off, it's not something exclusive to trans women, a lot of cis women have a preference for heterosexual men too.
mutantbethh 3 points 10 hours ago
It’s not that uncommon for trans and cis women to feel this way too. It’s the patriarchy telling women to put men on a pedestal. It’s important to unlearn it.
Fine_Talk_8406 8 points 13 hours ago
Trans men can be hetero or bi men, no need to list them out extra, they are not a third gender category.
In short: because hetero men are guaranteed to love us for our womanhood and it's perceived as "normal" hence why you often have a disconnect to queerness, which some prefer.
If you don't want that that's okay and your right, go for what you want not what other people want you to have.
I personally want a hetero man (trans or cis) because it's affirming in a way. But a bi man (trans or cis) would be fine as well but itd always would leave me questioning if he'd see the relationship as gay or straight. Queer women is a no because I'm not into women.
...it is confusing that they want to be boys, but still put "content warning, talk of ED!" and expect us other guys to understand that they mean eating disorder and not Erectile Dysfunction.
Troons like Liz Fong-Jones: officer class / Inner Party
Self-loathing, middle-aged women composed mostly of SSRI metabolites, Ozempic, cat hair, and problem glasses: executive class / Outer Party
The latter group is much more numerous, and far more necessary to the continued existence of the cult. It would instantly collapse without the handmaidens, leaving the officer class screaming into the void while nothing gets done.
Anyway, this discussion does seem interesting, and may need (have) its own thread, but is likely OT here.
Directly, maybe, but every institution making the problem worse has the same dominant demographic (besides the tiny hat people). This is immediately visible to everyone observing in good faith, on the same scale as "criminals tend to be black" and "day laborers tend to be Mexican". Lib NGOs tend to be staffed by middle-aged childless women.
It’s thanks to middle aged women, some of them childless, that sex was defined in law in UK Supreme Court and troons got the felting of their lives. Women like maya forstarter lost their livelihoods over this issue and fought for the right to not have to suck gock in the workplace. Kelly Jay Keen was nearly crowd crushed by an angry troon mob. What have you done about this issue except blame women for men being perverts?
Do I really need to remind everyone that "gender is a social construct" was a third-wave feminist argument? Fixing what you broke doesn’t count as the win you think it does.
The idea that gender is socially constructed is most directly associated with Ann Oakley in Sex, Gender and Society (1972), where she distinguished biological sex from socially produced gender roles. An important precursor was Simone de Beauvoir’sThe Second Sex (1949), famous for the argument that one becomes a woman through social conditioning. Judith Butler later developed the related idea of gender as performative in Gender Trouble (1990).
Certainly seems well suited for the Random Trans Thoughts, Musings, and Questions thread, if just because I'm not sure there's enough material to merit a whole thread in and of itself.
But this is the Ls thread, and when we all visit this thread, we're hankering for one thing and one thing only: watching troons 'n' poons get what's coming to them. Let me break out some weapons-grade funnies to get us back on track!
Cruel, cruel irony is the name of the game for these first two stories, both of which feature li'l doods getting heartbroken by jizz-hungry Jezebels who emphasized their disinterest in dick only to turn right around and hop on the first seminal-spewing specimens they could drag into their bedrooms. Pooners are often so laughably pathetic that I find it's hard to get too mad at them; it's like picking a fight with a munchkin - you can honestly just sit on them and end the conflict there and then, as the average TiF is no stronger than a round-bellied kitten fresh off its mother's teat. Link | Archive
My gf of 2.5 years just broke up with me about 2 weeks ago saying she hasn’t been happy for a while and that she’s lesbian and I’m a man so it won’t work and we should “just be friends”.
Today however I found out she’s already seeing someone else, which hurt since we only broke up less than 2 weeks ago and leads me to believe she was already talking to this person before we officially broke up. I texted my best friend while i was at work “she’s already with someone else” and he texted right back “call me after work”. I was actually excited to call him thinking we could bitch about how shitty it was she’s already moved on and he’d make me feel better.
When i called him he said “you aren’t driving yet right?” I said “no I’m at the gas station” he said “it’s me”
i said “ha ha very funny” because i and my now ex gf always joked with him and his WIFE about how they were swingers and if we could be a polycule (no hate to polyamorous people, it was a light joke since we were all so close). He kept saying “no it’s actually me” and I didn’t believe him for like 2 mins because the idea of it was so unbelievable.
For context he and his WIFE moved literally across the country a month ago and my ex and i took it very hard since all four of us were very close. So when i found out my ex was already seeing someone else, it being him was the literally furthest thing from my mind. He told me that right after she officially broke up with me he was visiting family closer by and he came down to visit HER and that’s when they got together. Even saying that when he and i were playing video games together a couple days after the break up he was actually at her house using her computer to play with me.
So my gf, who i was about to move in with, broke up with me because she’s only interested in women, left me for my cis male best friend.
I don’t know how to feel right now. Am I not “man enough” and she thought she had to lie about it? How long has he been into my (now) ex girlfriend? How long has she been into my (now) ex best friend??
I’m reeling and I’m more angry and hurt than I’ve ever been in my life and i don’t know how i can move on from this.
Full disclosure I’m a little artificially disoriented rn because that’s my go to on how to deal with heavy shit like this so I’m sorry if my wording is a bit muddled and I’m jumping all over the place.
It’s hard for me (22 FTM) to understand that I’ll ever be truly wanted by a cis woman. My last relationship was almost 2 years with a cis woman who is now my ex. Intimacy at first was never an issue. She wanted to include me in bed, until she didn’t. She told me during the summer of 2025. I had floated the idea of getting bottom surgery to her. She immediately shoots it down with “I’m not attracted to dick, you know that”. My face dropped and she then says, “You’re still a real man, I just hate dick”. I quickly rationalized it in my head and said “Okay, I understand.” Sex now became less frequent and I felt like a creep for even wanting to be sexual with her.
I’ve always struggled with sexual encounters. I’m more comfortable when I’m the one pleasing myself. I’ve always had issues with penetration before T. Even after plenty of lube, I couldn’t fit even a finger in without pain. When it comes to others, I’ve only gotten off once and it wasn’t even with my ex. I have got off only once with another person touching me. I tend to freeze up when someone’s performing sexual acts on me, often letting my mind think about whatever groceries I need for the week. No matter how into someone I am, my body will reject it. Even oral and being jerked off is painful.
What I do like is topping someone. Some might refer to that as a “stone top”. I like the actions of being dominant sexually and having that trust. I just despise everything done to me sexually. I guess strapons are cool, but it’s not a natal penis To finish off about my ex, she ended up in October 2025, cheating on me with some guy. Now this guy had been over under the guise of “my best friend is over with her guy friend”. Her best friend and her guy friend were at my place. I was encouraged to play games with the dude. Later in the week, my ex goes to a local club with the guy friend and her best friend. When they come back to my place, they go to the garage and I quote, “Had deep conversations about life and such”. I knew then she was cheating. I had no proof but I could feel it. I confronted her and got the usual deflection. Turns out they had slept together while I was with my ex, I found that out after the breakup. Verified by my exes own mouth. Turns out the guy was cis, funny because she “is not attracted to dick”.
My ex during the break period was telling me how she wanted to experiment with cis men and “get that experience with a REAL guy”.
TLDR: told I can’t get bottom surgery because she hates dick, she cheated on me with a cis man.
Please tell me if it actually gets better. I just want someone to love me as much as I can love them.
After a typically warm and friendly coworker puts him in the icebox unexpectedly, a MTF can't help but worry that his coworker's icy behavior towards him is the result of being clocked as a Bert in a skirt instead of a flirt at work. Link | Archive
Has anyone else developed kind of a rejection sensitive dysphoria at work and feel like their nervous system is constantly scanning for signs of being clocked?
I just started a new job 2 months ago and there was this guy who was super nice, extremely talkative and welcoming then all of a sudden one day after returning from a weekend (this is after an old coworker at a different job spotted me and we started talking after finding out we both work at the same place again - perhaps day or two before said weekend) and now the guy is acting completely distant, dismissive, avoiding eye contact and any contact with me like the plague. My overthinking brain is like "did I get clocked?? did my old coworker out me?? Or maybe it's just me being paranoid?" It just sucks. I'm relatively passable but still have made a lot of effort to try not to place emphasis on how others perceive me because it's a losing battle imo but I guess I still have more self work to do. I guess I'm very much still concerned with how others perceive me and wanting acceptance / to be treated like any other woman in the office that I go into a spiral of overthinking.
Anyone else relate? And how do you handle it or calm down the anxiety?
Due to being a walking bundle of exposed nerves, a proto-poon can't stop herself from throwing a wobbly when her mother and sister insist that one of man's purposes is to move furniture in order to protect women and their brittle, bird-like bones from a single second of exertion. Having already been brought to the brink of despair at the discontinuation of Sony's physical media production, OP is barely consoled by ice cream on a hot summer day, lamenting that she can never confide to her family her feelings of inadequacy without being reminded that she's got not one, but two X's to mark the spot of her chromsomes. Link | Archive
Sorry if this seems all over the place, but since this is a rant post, that’s just how it is lol. This will be very long. Anyway… Today was nearly 100 degrees, so my mom and I were moving stuff out of the car. The last thing we had to take inside was a mini fridge. My sister’s boyfriend offered to help. My mom doesn’t like him, but she accepted his help anyway. She wanted him to leave the fridge on the back step, but I insisted that he could bring it in with our help. However, I didn’t realize that she didn’t want him coming inside because she never said anything to me directly when we were alone. She just kept making weird faces.For whatever reason, people always expect you to read their minds instead of just saying something clearly. It gets on my nerves.
In the end, he left it at the back step and we lugged the thing inside. It wasn’t until then that she expressed how mad she was at me for not catching her subtle hints. I asked why she didn’t refuse his help and just have me and her do it instead, especially since she doesn’t like him. I said that she was being confusing. Besides, we moved the fridge ourselves many times before without an issue. Mind you, it isn’t heavy at all. The only problem is the risk of tripping over stairs.
Now this is the best part… She and my sister turned it into a gender role debate. By my mom’s logic, the reason she didn’t refuse his help was because he’s a guy that was being polite. You should always accept a man’s help when you’re carrying something heavy because it’s the man’s role to do that. My sister agreed, and they both expressed how my generation (Gen Z) is crazy because we don’t care about stuff like this. She brought up how women aren’t “equipped” to do physically demanding tasks. She then said that even her “butch lesbian”friend who’s good at handiwork still asks her male relatives for help when moving stuff like couches, and pulled up a photo of her. I guess this was her way of making me feel better while sticking to her guns (it didn’t).She also brought up Japan. I studied abroad there, and everyone knows I’d like to move there someday or stay for a few months at the very least. She said that if Japanese men aren’t doing their role of helping women, then I shouldn’t bother going at all. In other words, the men have to be manly… That’s how I interpreted it at least. All of this got on my nerves and bothered me, but what hurt the most was when I heard my sister say, “you’ll never biologically be a man.” I gave up saying anything at this point. I just let them talk while holding back angry tears. They know I’m gender non-conforming, and I recently told my sister that I’m questioning whether I’m trans, so the comments she made felt like a slap in the face. The one time I tell someone about my emotions, it gets thrown out like it never happened in favor of gender roles of all things. This is why I hate venting to people. They never listen, and throw it back in your face. That’s if they don’t use it against you or treat you like a joke…
I already hate my body. I hate the way it’s built. I hate that my hips aren’t narrow and that I won’t ever experience what it’s like to be a guy from birth. I hate the way clothes fit on me. I hate being the “weaker” sex. I hate the gender stereotypes and roles that try to force me into a specific category, especially when it means being lesser than the other. I could go on and on. Being told the very things that bother me about my body and my place in society by people who’re supposed to be “accepting” hurts more than I want to admit. I shouldn’t be surprised, though. They always have conversations about people being “real men” and “real women” and all of that nonsense. They’re fake and phony like any other religious person. I just expected different for some reason, but people always disappoint me in one way or another.
After that whole fiasco, I sat outside for 20 minutes and finished the rest of my ice cream. I already feel like crap by default. Hearing the news of PlayStation discontinuing physical discs in 2028 already made me feel horrible, and this argument made me want to run away and never return, and to hate myself more. It ultimately made me hate my body even more than I already do. I’ll never debate them about anything like this ever again nor will I tell them about my internal turmoil. It’s not worth it. Thanks mom and big sis.
Sorry that this is so long. I just needed to get this off my chest and keep it as a journal.
I'm a transgender woman. I grew up around lots of girls and women. I transitioned from male to female when I was 17 - over ten years ago. I look and sound a lot like a biological woman. I don't know if that makes a difference. For my whole life women have treated me like I'm a completely, totally different person. A person with different character, different beliefs, and different personality traits. Women act like there's an entirely different human being standing right where I am. A person I have never been.
Women react to me as if I'm communicating information nonverbally (through body language, tone) which I am distinctly not communicating. Half of the time when I speak to women, they react to me as if I have verbally said something 100% different from what I have said. Their misunderstandings are frequently so completely fundamentally wrong that I do not know where to begin correcting them.
When I politely correct misunderstandings, women either treat me like some stupid clown and laugh at me (they laugh as if I have intentionally been playful) or they stiffly maintain their own misunderstandings; refusing to be corrected about my own meaning.
A lot of women randomly assume the context of our communication is completely different from what it is. Like, they assume I have different goals than I do, they assume I have different intentions than I do, and they refuse to let me show them who I really am.
Many woman treat me like I am flirting with them. They randomly assume that 'sexual desire is the only possible reason that I could ever speak to them' and they just randomly believe I'm trying to flirt. They randomly reject my friendship as if I'm asking them on dates (I have never asked a woman on a date) or they accept my friendship, and I find out later they just thought I was trying to have sex and they wanted sex. They get really indignant when they finally realize they misunderstood me even though I communicate my intentions very clearly. I understand women fine. Women readily tell me things about themselves, open up to me about their personal lives, share their traumas with me, etc. I always understand them and tneyvalidate that I understand them Furthermore, many women have a habit of speaking to me, and then silencing me and/or walking away before I can respond. A lot of them like to speak at me without ever listening. Apart from all of this, women have sexually harassed me, bullied me at work, slandered me, sexually assaulted me, dehumanized me, etc.
It seems like I'm the common denominator. I have believed that I am the problem for almost two decades. I've spent every single day for almost two decades trying to figure out why women constantly misunderstand me. I have tried modifying my behavior in a thousand different ways. I have spoken to women about this, I have spoken to psychologists about this. No one seems to be able to tell me why women treat me like I'm a different person than who I am. No one tells me why women react like I'm saying things I never said.
They don't treat other women this way, they don't seem to have a hard time understanding gay men (or straight), but with me, it's like I've stepped into the twilight zone. I don't understand how they imagine the things they do but they always do it. What's up with women?
It’s thanks to middle aged women, some of them childless, that sex was defined in law in UK Supreme Court and troons got the felting of their lives. Women like maya forstarter lost their livelihoods over this issue and fought for the right to not have to suck gock in the workplace. Kelly Jay Keen was nearly crowd crushed by an angry troon mob. What have you done about this issue except blame women for men being perverts?
The problem is we are changing our matriarchs. They used to be mothers and grandmothers, and now they are childless women with PhDs. The old school ones sometimes had doctorates too, but now we have women who have never led a family and just read books and we are supposed to listen to them? I often listen to grandmothers and mothers because i like and respect them, but some spinster with a PhD does not do it for me. We don't have incels telling normal women how society needs to be run.
It’s thanks to middle aged women, some of them childless, that sex was defined in law in UK Supreme Court and troons got the felting of their lives. Women like maya forstarter lost their livelihoods over this issue and fought for the right to not have to suck gock in the workplace. Kelly Jay Keen was nearly crowd crushed by an angry troon mob. What have you done about this issue except blame women for men being perverts?
The laws making rape illegal were written and passed by overwhelmingly male institutions. Nevertheless, men are also the overwhelming majority of rapists. Similarly, it is not impossible for women to be overrepresented in both the trans-exclusionary and trans-affirming movements.
Do I really need to remind everyone that "gender is a social construct" was a third-wave feminist argument? Fixing what you broke doesn’t count as the win you think it does.
The idea that gender is socially constructed is most directly associated with Ann Oakley in Sex, Gender and Society (1972), where she distinguished biological sex from socially produced gender roles. An important precursor was Simone de Beauvoir’sThe Second Sex (1949), famous for the argument that one becomes a woman through social conditioning. Judith Butler later developed the related idea of gender as performative in Gender Trouble (1990).
There were also feminists as early as the '70s warning about the dangers of trannies. I remember my first encounter with these warnings, back when trans shit was still a tiny, fringe thing, and being befuddled by how seriously they took it. Surely there was no harm if a few men with some weird psychological issue decided to live their lives as women, it seems a harmless delusion, right? Well, I'm not much of a fan of the feminist movement, but full credit to those women for picking up on the fact that those guys were dangerous perverts so quickly.
In general, there's a lot of blame to go around when it comes to the tranny movement. There's people who want an excuse to join a righteous mob, communists (of both sexes) who want to destroy all existing institutions, libfems who want to queer gender roles, academics who want to épater la bourgeoisie and need to find ever more novel ways of doing so, medical and pharmaceutical institutions who want to grab more money and power and don't have many scruples as to how they do it, NGOs looking for the next big Cause, and, of course, the sex perverts who want to turn their entire life into a never-ending goon session.
There's also a lot of credit to go around, though. In addition to the radfems who have been warning against this since the '70s, there's also the Christian trads who have no patience for any of this, the normie conservatives who have lead the way with "bathroom bills" and bans on men in women's sports in a lot of red states in the U.S., the rare biologist or M.D. willing to risk their career by asking "what the fuck are we doing here, what the fuck is this nonsense?," the various sociologists who have tracked just how damaging these movements are, the old-fashioned "tankie" communists who don't see what any of this has to do with achieving the Worker's State, the comedians willing to gamble on anti-trans jokes during the peak Cancel Culture era, and of course Dear Feeder himself.
Trying to simplify it into a "men vs women" thing is wildly inaccurate, and will not lead to an effective resistance to the Troon Menace.
An AGP tranny who is planning to start HRT soon but needs to come out to his doctor is looking for a lesbian woman to have a baby with:
There are lesbian women who want kids – just not with you.
I want you to go and look at the voting behavior for childless women. Don't get emotional, don't snark, don't look for cherry-picked counterexamples, just look at the statistics and consider what politics would look like without them. Every single American election map since decades ago would have been crimson. There would not be any migrant rapists, there would not be any DSA freaks, and even gay marriage would still be a contentious issue - troons would be exactly where they belong. They would be a punchline on sitcoms. This is not my opinion, this is the unambiguous statistical reality.
These are young women. They are childless because they're young, and people are having kids later nowadays. Most will have kids one day.
I reckon theses women are voting Democrat for reasons that likely have little to do with supporting trans specifically. Unfortunately, many women feel politically homeless because its like voting for either conservative trad wifery or tranny madness and neither choice is great, but maybe young women feel one is worse than the other.
I hate being the “weaker” sex. I hate the gender stereotypes and roles that try to force me into a specific category, especially when it means being lesser than the other.
"They randomly assume that 'sexual desire is the only possible reason that I could ever speak to them' and they just randomly believe I'm trying to flirt."
This is because he only talks to women and is obsessed with women. Does he speak to men and interact with men as often as he attempts interaction with women? Ha, no.
Its all women, all the time, and they see this as creepy. It is.
I worked with (likely autistic) redneck who didn't understand this either: if you ONLY talk to women (esp the young attractive ones) and doggedly insist on interactions with ONLY those women, then they will believe you are just flirting. Because you are.
What other reason is there, for singling them out? Don't other people work there too?
I'd constantly ask this guy "why don't you talk to men and older women as often as you address young women?" and he'd just blink at me like I was speaking Latin.
Those girls couldn't stand him, and if he'd just halted his laser-like focus on JUST THEM to the exclusion of all others, they wouldn't have reacted so negatively.
