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Steve, a child is anyone under 18 years of age
Spotted today, one AGP in a mini-skirt, a top and tights, then, ten minutes later, another, in a tight pencil skirt and a top,bare legs.
I wonder what they'd do if they encountered each other and realised they're a common breed and their fetishism is everywhere?
BTW, I could see all their tight-fitting clothing because it was 7 degrees here and everyone, especially the women were wearing coats.
No coats for the AGPs though. How else would they get off on it all?
It's a small town here as well.
I wonder what they'd do if they encountered each other and realised they're a common breed and their fetishism is everywhere?
BTW, I could see all their tight-fitting clothing because it was 7 degrees here and everyone, especially the women were wearing coats.
No coats for the AGPs though. How else would they get off on it all?
It's a small town here as well.
He must know that definition, it's documented in British law?
these kind of people love chipping away at laws preventing abuse of minors and vulnerable people that have been the norm since we became civilised. They want a free for all where predators are wandering around without pesky old laws getting in their way. Can't wait until the mask is lifted and they're revealed for the pervs they are. Although I do think there'd be many supporting them regardless. It's just called inclusivity now. Accept all and sundry. How about no?!
Whenever I see that question being asked it always gets my hackles up... As you said, their is a definition in law so why do they ask!?He must know that definition, it's documented in British law?
Can someone point me in the direction of the post that was about how we willall eventuallybe affected, something along the lines of "remember this when..." sorry I'm not explaining it very well.
Yes! Like a complete disregard for it, we know that they know the law but think they should be allowed to bypass it because they've been allowed a free pass to anything they moan about so far. Everything is given to them and god forbid anyone refuse.
That's the one, thank you very much
That’s a great post
I have it bookmarked and have gone back to read it more than once. It says it all, really.That's the one, thank you very much
It seemed to start off as a really awesome idea, but in the past year or two it seems to almost be furiously trying to erase anything to do with any connection to womenIt’s the tina museum. Like honestly what has it got to do with trans flag. If you’re a woman with a tina wanting to be a man you’re not going to want to celebrate it, so guessing it’s targeted to… the other side? Suggesting vaginas belong to them- they won’t even have a real one? Can’t we even have one museum? Makes me sick
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IKR? I can’t believe it! It’s because it’s a woman’s condition that the diagnosis process is so backwards. I’m also really fed up of people weaponising PCOS as an example of gender variance…the hormonal differences are miniscule compared to women without it and it’s an ovarian symptom, FFS….it’s impossible for males to get it.
I have PCOS and my dr said there’s no help for me (excessive hair) on nhs. I asked her how is it fair that men can get treatment but not women. Dr agreed and said it’s not fair but that’s the rules! I bought one of them ipl hair remover and it’s changed my life.It seemed to start off as a really awesome idea, but in the past year or two it seems to almost be furiously trying to erase anything to do with any connection to women
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IKR? I can’t believe it! It’s because it’s a woman’s condition that the diagnosis process is so backwards. I’m also really fed up of people weaponising PCOS as an example of gender variance…the hormonal differences are miniscule compared to women without it and it’s an ovarian symptom, FFS….it’s impossible for males to get it.
A couple of other posts I read when I need sense/reality/to rage.
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So glad it’s helping! I totally empathise- I was prescribed a med called Spironolactone which helps a bit with the furryness, but it’s better for your body to deal with it topically I think
There’s also the pill Dianette but it can be pretty rough on your body. Metformin can be pretty good for PCOS as it helps regulate blood sugar, and insulin, which brings the hormone imbalances back down and it’s pretty benign. Just wanted to flag it for anyone that might need it as PCOS care is pretty variable depending on hospital etc.It really confuses me too that it seems to be relatively easy for males to get boob jobs but some, likely traumatised, women post b/c are waiting several years for reconstruction surgery
it just all seems so unjust. And men never seem to reflect on this when they moan on about the ‘reassignment’ wait lists.
bleeping Zelda, from the Terrahawks
I have the right bleeping hump with that bleep and others like him insisting on using the Women's toilets in public places
' stunning' - is the reporter drunk?
I think ‘amazed’ in this context could be apt if applied to mean the same ’amazed’ as someone watching a maniac do an important job interview in a banana costume. *
It’s like a mix of Cruella DeVille and a world-weary retired boxer
*(Which to be fair is not entirely dissimilar to what is going on here).
This is the one thing that I just cannot fathom. If language is to be inclusive why not say "women, trans and non binary people". Why is the word woman totally excluded? But when it comes to men pretending to be women it's "offensive" not to call them women? It pisses me off no end.
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Eddie Izzard is such a hypocrite, I cannot stand him. And someone at Vogue needs to look up the definition of stunning because he is not it...no wonder their circulation is down the toilet.
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Thank you. I have been on dianette but it just made my hormones crazier. I was crying everyday for no reason really on that. My hair was growing dark and coarse so the ipl worked wonders, thankfully. Expensive but totally worth it. I also changed my diet to exclude sugar. I was upset at the time that men would get ‘special treatment’ whilst I was just left to deal with depression etc. But I have a daughter now and my stance has totally changed. I’m absolutely livid that women come way below any man problems. And we are the ones that are really at risk like giving up our private spaces and even language ffs just to validate these men. This tit needs to end.So glad it’s helping! I totally empathise- I was prescribed a med called Spironolactone which helps a bit with the furryness, but it’s better for your body to deal with it topically I think
It really confuses me too that it seems to be relatively easy for males to get boob jobs but some, likely traumatised, women post b/c are waiting several years for reconstruction surgery
Stunning obviously means something completely different now, does it?
He is not a nice looking man, and putting on a dress doesn't change that, in any way.- Status