Good to hear Sasha Bailey saying what we all know.
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Exactly.
P.s. I do love a good french seam. This time of year is not cheap on my purse... i get inspiration and want to buy all the fabric and make all the things
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Overall it's worth it, I just choose to tut and roll my eyes at some of the contestants.
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I bet he gets pissed off when there's no seat with table and has to slum it in the vestibule end like sardines at rush hour. No table to place his makeup on then!
Bit of a Ratner moment
I think that’s why it attracts so many neurodiverse teens; they desperately want to fit in and see this as a way of doing it. They are not naturally ‘cool’ or popular, but by identifying as ‘trans’, they suddenly have a community to belong to and are part of a group that is currently trendy.I really do hate to be a witch (hah) but as @petitspois said, it does SEEM to attract the misfortunate looking, unpopular kind of person. At a secondary school/college, it’s never the popular, good looking, cool, sporty guys and girls getting into it, is it? It’s the kind of sad, weird, objectively unattractive ones. Never have I heard of anyone ‘cool’ being ‘NB’ or ‘trans’. I don’t even think cool is used anymore so I’m showing my age but you get me
Yep. I totally get it. I was like that as a teen, not diagnosed back then, but wondering why I didn’t have a group that would let me in (I had friends, but they had other friendship groups I wasn’t part of, some of them downright hostile to me) Being gender non conforming as well meant I would definitely have been vulnerable to that sort of thing.
Thank duck I was born in the 70s is all I can say!
I was being sarcastic when said he had a point, trying to say that if only trans are experts on trans, then only women can be experts on women, which means trans must know nothing about women - but trans identified men think they're simultaneously experts on trans AND women. I think those who imagine they're the opposite sex obviously are mentally ill.
Wish for the day that a woman wearing an AHF t-shirt travels on that train and the only available empty seat is opposite him!
I'm a woman with a huge head so usually end up in the men's section. Does this mean that I'm actually a man, I mean maybe I am as I also like football and was good at maths. Must let my husband know that he's actually a gay man, he'll be very surprised.
Don’t temp me!
Do it!Don’t temp me!
I don't mind old-style drag. A lot of it was very witty and really hilarious, especially the way hecklers were dealt with. AND the "girls" knew fine well that they were gay men.
Now they are vicious without wit, and horribly vindictive and entitled - and too many insist that they are "women". It's nasty, and I don't like it either.
Oooh I will buy this when it comes out.
Education Secretary Gillian Keegan today: “A man who has fully transitioned is known as a woman.” 
Wow Sasha made some very interesting points there. He's right that in a way men have been increasingly emasculated in the west. White men particularly are now bottom of the heap in EDI terms because it's assumed they're all super privileged (when of course that isn't true for the lower working classes). That's possibly why you don't see so many black men getting on board with all of this.
When companies have to fulfil quotas based on protected characteristics a white man can only gain a few points if he declares he's gay or a trans woman.
Bet trainman would never sit next to another man
So opressesed he gets a table to spread out his make up on. Meanwhile I a pregnant woman stood for a journey whilst men in suits ignored me
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