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tootootoot

Bon Marche ones are actually cotton so much friendlier for sweaty days than the other lycra type ones
 
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Glitterberry

I have nothing against Danielle personally.

But this same essay popping up in five or six groups that I’m part of is BORING.

Also don’t think I’ve ever heard an adult woman talk about “girlhood” in the way that trans women seem to do. It’s fascinating to me.

How old is Danielle? Do we know? Certainly over about 40 I would think? Far out of “girlhood”.
 

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Lovecrisps

Dan is 40. There was a whole thing on the birthday. I'll see if I can find it.
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Get ready for The Birthday Post.... I'll spare you the 8 photos
 

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WeTalkAboutBruno

It really winds me up that people like Danielle seem to think that the only way to define womanhood is with the colour pink and sparkles. It's actually quite a misogynistic viewpoint because all it does is reinforce gender stereotypes. Also, calling herself a "girl" is so demeaning, if she truly believes herself to be a woman she wouldn't use such infantile language, but then again she hasn't lived her life as a woman, she's lived it as a privileged white man who doesn't know what it's like to be female. Do you see men calling themselves boys?
Sorry to get on my soapbox, but wearing pink and using she/her pronouns doesn't automatically make you female in the ways we all think. Danielle may well have experienced discrimination as a trans woman, but she can't understand women's in the same way that I can understand trans issues. To try and claim "womanhood" is plain insulting and infuriating.
 
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Tookster

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I can take or leave TS, and if I did I would have no interest in swapping friendship bracelets (I find it very cringe in people that no longer have a teen in their age) and I own nothing that is pink. Am I to hand in my woman card?
 
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Blurp

I'm much the same though I do like pink, often in terms face PINK, as an extension of my lifelong favourite purple.

I did buy myself a Barbie for my 40th birthday because I always had a Sindy instead (good middle class gel Sindy) while I desperately wanted a Barbie with all her tacky trailer trash clothes in artificial fibres when I was actually a girl.
 
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anniemouse

Yeah it was always Sindy I was bought too. I also like pink and I did make my friend and her daughter TS friendship bracelets when we went to see the Eras movie but I wasn’t exchanging them with strangers.
 
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dressinggownofdoom

Better tights ones are on offer at the minute, I keep seeing them advertised on Facebook
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Lovecrisps said:
Dan is 40. There was a whole thing on the birthday. I'll see if I can find it.
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Get ready for The Birthday Post.... I'll spare you the 8 photos
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I see nothing wrong whatsoever with the person who got a Barbie for their 40th birthday going into a career where they’re working with children. Definitely not a red flag of any kind..
 
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femmegirly

I’m sure a variation of this has been said before, but I have a vision of trans women like Danielle wearing their pink sparkly girly outfits out in public, but as soon as they get home, they lock the door, close the curtains, strip down to their stained, hole-ridden F+F boxers their ex-wife bought them a decade ago, chuck their long blonde wig onto the sofa, slump down in front of the footy, open a can of Special Brew while simultaneously letting out the loudest fart that they’ve been holding all day, while chugging their shaft as their mind wanders to all the women they made feel uncomfortable and unsafe that day.
 
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IOrderedASandwich

That's basically what I do, and I was born with a fanny.
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Well, the farting in (my other half's) boxers, anyway. And wigs are bloody uncomfortable!
 
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Eurgh

Just saw this. I despair of humanity. Your shoulders are simply narrower than the jumpsuit or you have a smaller bust so there is excess fabric that is pooling at the back... plus it's gaping because it's poorly drafted and badly made. They're all so shocked about it. Has nobody ever had a piece of clothing that doesn't fit everywhere. DEAR GOD!


 
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panda_eyes

"ruining the whole jumpsuit for me" honestly, if I can't see it, I don't care, I'm very low maintenance
 
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Glitterberry

See I’m very supportive of the trans community but I do agree here. It’s almost like wearing a “girl” costume.
I’m 40 and I can’t say I’ve referred to myself as a “girl” unironically for at least ten years. And I would look at my female colleagues funny if they did as well.
Pink and sparkles… whatever. Wear what you want if it makes you happy. But one does not have to be pink and sparkly to be a woman.
 
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Mr Krabs

Miggsy said:
Why are the Halloween outfits coming out already? It’s June for fucks sake
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A lot of them are ‘Halloween is my entire personality’ types.

If I were a Popette I’d probably enjoy the cooler seasons too. They must all be baking right now in an attempt to twin with Cherish.
 
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