#peaking

[devyside]

Peaking over my fence

[paperlunamoth]

Thank you Abigail Thorn, aka PhilosophyTube, for setting in motion my eventual peaking when you said, with complete seriousness, "I am in fact of the female sex," when right up until that moment I had thought that all trans people were willing to acknowledge that you can't literally change your sex, and that no trans people were genuinely claiming otherwise. With one statement you caused me to start questioning everything I hadn't thought to question about the ideology being promoted by the trans movement. You truly helped this viewer to think more philosophically and critically in her daily life, which is exactly what you set out to do. Congratulations and thank you so much.

[ayiemojis]

Posting more emoji we made while the blog was down! :0

We have been messing with the style a lot!

Starting with our pretty pfp

And many more!

[fridaysdaughter]

I first remember peaking while I was actually being diagnosed with gender dysphoria. I remember being sort of shocked at how quickly the doctor but me on a waiting list for hormones, while basically the only question she asked was “do you have gender dysphoria, yes or no?” Like is that not your job to determine? It made me (thank god) so unsure about continuing with the process.

Then compare this to my friend who’s been trying for a dyslexia diagnosis for 2 years and has been met with constant scepticism and questions. For a disorder which should be practically easier to test than the allusive “gender dysphoria”.

[lovemexlikethat]

Something that peaked me hard was online transwomen in non LGBT specific groups on discord. Maybe it's because I'm a little older (35+) but I remember when you could be anyone online because no one had a "real life" internet presence. That would be madness. So you could be anyone you wanted in a forum or chatroom, change your name, your age, your location, weird little details that don't even matter ,and no one would know.

In a platform like discord now it would be really easy to do the same. No one knows you, there's no proof of anything, absolutely everything could reflect the persona you've made and no one would know.

Irl it can be hard for a lot of transwomen to pass as women, but online? Go for it. And yet. They don't. They instead signal desperately about their transness, their specialness, their entitlement to both speak for women and over them.

My first interaction peaked me hard, having a twenty year old man mansplain women and LGB issues to me like I was a fucking idiot, while making it clear that his womanhood was somehow superior to mine, and that he was a lesbian, despite him having a beard and presenting as a "butch" irl. I started out believing that transwomen were women and speaking to him like I would another woman. Male socialization at every turn.

Completely different group couple years later, again, not LGBT specific, and same thing. I had to quit because the two or three transwomen in the group sucked all the energy out. Everything was about them, their feelings, their transition, their validity. When one of them asked a question and people responded, kindly and honestly, he exploded in drama and fragility and blamed all his feelings on the *extremely neutral and kind comments other people had made*. Everyone immediately apologized *for nothing* and hoped he would forgive them. He wasn't even gracious about that! Literally top tier male behaviour. So many conversations about other issues were derailed because these men would bring it back to their oppression and everyone would just go along with it.

Genuine question, if transwomen are women, why don't they use the anonymity of the Internet to be just that? Interacting with transwomen - and not radfems - is what peaked me.

[thisliminalspacedaydreams]

Hard launching my cheesy bind logo because

[yogadaily]

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[wonderwomanisaradfem]

When you find out what radical feminism actually is

[oh-my-damn]

Andy Barber was such a soft and stern Daddy. He was the best charter that Topher ever gave to us. I can’t believe we got 8 glorious episode of it too. We were so spoiled. If I can turn back time 😔💔

Okay yes

BUT

To me

Ari was the greatest gift Chris ever gave us!!

Also Steeb

I lub Steeb

Ari and Steeb and Andy

Those will always be superior !!!!

And he cannot top it. Ever. Especially not with the new teeth, wigs and botox. And racist girlfriend

LMAO

Mans has PEAKED

[sleepycicada]

Bro I just wanna rave with y’all

[hansoeii]

the honda odyssey, huh?

[bonesbunns]

Mel ✨

[ploinkplonk]

[mushyooms]

he's so real

[axepng]