Man has a tantrum after finding out he’s on a date with another man 

she covered herself. don’t really blame her with that mob. a few people are bringing up the subject in the comments thoughI wonder if this terrible attempt at woke comedy is going to hugely backfire given that she talks about male and female skeletons?
she covered herself. don’t really blame her with that mob. a few people are bringing up the subject in the comments though
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That’s funny and written so innocentlyThis is brilliant.
I’m not surprised you’ve come to that conclusion, bearing in mind how many TIMs rant online about their hatred of women for just having the temerity to be female in public. It’s never happened to me but I do live a sheltered life and am over 40, so no one is going to be jealous of meI'm not really sure whether to post this because I don't know that it's "helpful" and I am worried it is going to make me sound like an absolute nob, but here goes anyway.
In the past month or so, I've walked past obvious trans women on three separate occasions, all different trans women, all clearly male in a revealing dress, none of them would pass, even at a distance. I've smiled politely/briefly made eye contact, and on all 3 occasions received an incredibly disconcerting look, almost of sneering disgust tbh that immediately made me feel on edge.
Perhaps they were just self conscious but I can't help but feel unsettled. I'm very feminine looking, petite, hourglass figure, long hair etc. Having read aggressive tweets about how much some TIMs hate women and resent them, I can't help but feel there is something unsettling there.
Has anyone else experienced this? It has happened to me before, but to have it happen 3 times in a month or so has really brought it to my attention and I didn't know where else to discuss ithope I don't sound like a narcissistic nob!
Which makes me think this story is a heap of balls written to wind people up tbh.That’s funny and written so innocentlyyet the two names just happened to be chosen in that story are Lia and Reddit’s own Aimee
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There was someone who used to draw GC cartoons on Tumblr - I can't remember the username, she eventually deleted her blog and art but they still circulate on there. She had a very widely shared cartoon of a woman innocently setting up her transwomen friends on a blind date together and then them yelling at her and calling her a transphobe, it was so similar to this I think the person might be copying it to make a pointWhich makes me think this story is a heap of balls written to wind people up tbh.
Yes, once before. Someone clocked me clocking them as I was walking past them and they gave me quite a glare.I'm not really sure whether to post this because I don't know that it's "helpful" and I am worried it is going to make me sound like an absolute nob, but here goes anyway.
In the past month or so, I've walked past obvious trans women on three separate occasions, all different trans women, all clearly male in a revealing dress, none of them would pass, even at a distance. I've smiled politely/briefly made eye contact, and on all 3 occasions received an incredibly disconcerting look, almost of sneering disgust tbh that immediately made me feel on edge.
Perhaps they were just self conscious but I can't help but feel unsettled. I'm very feminine looking, petite, hourglass figure, long hair etc. Having read aggressive tweets about how much some TIMs hate women and resent them, I can't help but feel there is something unsettling there.
Has anyone else experienced this? It has happened to me before, but to have it happen 3 times in a month or so has really brought it to my attention and I didn't know where else to discuss ithope I don't sound like a narcissistic nob!
I had no problem with it a few years ago, but the term "cis" now really annoys me, surely over 90% of the population is "cis", I don't get why we have to differentiate ourselves while transwomen just refer to themselves as women?I mentioned a while ago a Korean woman who was attacked and beaten up for blocking a TIM on her fanblog. Said TIM and a lot of other commenters left very abusive comments about how she deserved it because she was a "thin, pretty 'cis' woman", there is definitely a huge element of jealousy for a lot of them. Not sure I've ever personally experienced it as I haven't met many TIMs in the real world but then my brother-in-law's TIM "sister" has always been snippy with me - and he doesn't know I am a "TERF", I've never been anything but polite to him. I wonder now if it's because my sister, his brother's partner, dresses very casually and more like him whereas I'm a lot more "girly." He is HSTS not an AGP but who knows?
There was someone who used to draw GC cartoons on Tumblr - I can't remember the username, she eventually deleted her blog and art but they still circulate on there. She had a very widely shared cartoon of a woman innocently setting up her transwomen friends on a blind date together and then them yelling at her and calling her a transphobe, it was so similar to this I think the person might be copying it to make a point
Cuz it reinforces the idea they want to spread that transwomen are just a "subset" of women and it's no different from being a Black woman, a wheelchair-using woman, a les, or any other marginalised group of womenI had no problem with it a few years ago, but the term "cis" now really annoys me, surely over 90% of the population is "cis", I don't get why we have to differentiate ourselves while transwomen just refer to themselves as women?
Might be just a wind up, my take is that it’s supposed to be a trap-post because anybody’s objection to the OP results in a catch 22 situation. I did see some comments on an archived post and the people trying to say that the OP was wrong were tying themselves in knots!Which makes me think this story is a heap of balls written to wind people up tbh.
Ahem, for anyone who didn't already know where the term "cis" came from. I am noticing a theme in this movement.I had no problem with it a few years ago, but the term "cis" now really annoys me, surely over 90% of the population is "cis", I don't get why we have to differentiate ourselves while transwomen just refer to themselves as women?
I used to be OK with using "cis" but I no longer use it anymore. We are simply women. I'm not bowing to their demands.I had no problem with it a few years ago, but the term "cis" now really annoys me, surely over 90% of the population is "cis", I don't get why we have to differentiate ourselves while transwomen just refer to themselves as women?
Ahem, for anyone who didn't already know where the term "cis" came from. I am noticing a theme in this movement.
I had no problem with it a few years ago, but the term "cis" now really annoys me, surely over 90% of the population is "cis", I don't get why we have to differentiate ourselves while transwomen just refer to themselves as women?
They're all misogynists. They loathe and detest women. Their pretence at womanhood is an act of aggression towards us.I'm not really sure whether to post this because I don't know that it's "helpful" and I am worried it is going to make me sound like an absolute nob, but here goes anyway.
In the past month or so, I've walked past obvious trans women on three separate occasions, all different trans women, all clearly male in a revealing dress, none of them would pass, even at a distance. I've smiled politely/briefly made eye contact, and on all 3 occasions received an incredibly disconcerting look, almost of sneering disgust tbh that immediately made me feel on edge.
Perhaps they were just self conscious but I can't help but feel unsettled. I'm very feminine looking, petite, hourglass figure, long hair etc. Having read aggressive tweets about how much some TIMs hate women and resent them, I can't help but feel there is something unsettling there.
Has anyone else experienced this? It has happened to me before, but to have it happen 3 times in a month or so has really brought it to my attention and I didn't know where else to discuss ithope I don't sound like a narcissistic nob!
I still would like to ask Stonewall, how to toilet train nursery age children in an entirely non gender way. In fact maybe it would be interesting advice for parents? Bearing in mind, 3 or 4 year olds still need reminding...to go to the loo, to wash their hands... etc etc.Gosh, I wonder why on Earth they disallowed comments on this?![]()
Please god don’t get rid of urinals at festivals, the queues for the portaloos are bad enough already and that would make them so much worsePlease someone ask them or start a proper campaign to remove all Urinals from all public buildings, and to remove all urinals from all outdoor festivals etc.
If men dont have access to urinals, it might make them more sympathetic to issues women face with long queues for toilets at large scale events etc.