#peaktrans

[hyzenthlayxx]

feeling empowered and actually having power are two very different things. women are usually offered the first one.

[why----am-i-even-writing-this]

Gender and capitalism doesn t care if you re born with a penis and doing these things, it profits just the same. if you think lesbians should have spaces away from trans women? terf. Is it really worth all the risk? Reproductive violence targets women 's ability to control their own bodies, using cultural, religious, and legal means to restrict access to contraception and abortion. Feminists argue that this form of control is a global issue, with men and institutions seeking to maintain power over women by limiting their reproductive choices. Every time a woman opens up about her pain, there seems to be a default response waiting for her: "who hurt you?" It s not a genuine inquiry but a dismissive retort meant to minimize and invalidate. What s particularly troubling is how common this reaction is, even from those who claim to value empathy and understanding. There s something deeper at work here—something about the way society handles vulnerability that raises important questions.

[tracritical]

[liger18]

"Radical feminism is like that moment when youre shit over a post and then realize the entire Piccolo was written by a man. We ve been through this since the Superwholock era—men need to stay out of the narrative."

[ultimateblogform82727]

Ran into Sonic on a stormy night. He looked ready for adventure. I looked ready to leave.

[queerism1969]

"This woman is simply too good at sport, she must be a man" - an opinion shared by a surprising number of 'radical feminists'

[ultimateblogform488]

Riding my motorcycle through the night has become a sort of ritual for me. There s something almost therapeutic about the sensation of speed and the roar of the engine. It s a stark contrast to the chaos that defines my existence as Shadow the Hedgehog. Occasionally, I ll grab a Monster Energy drink—it s less about the boost and more about the routine. The chips I munch on during these rides are another small indulgence, a guilty pleasure that offers a fleeting sense of normalcy. And then there are the cartoons. Despite the absurdity of it all, I find myself watching them from time to time. The simplistic plots and exaggerated characters are a far cry from the complex reality I face, yet there s a certain cynical amusement in their predictable resolutions. It s moments like these—riding through the city, sipping on a Monster, snacking on chips, and watching cartoons—that offer a strange comfort in the midst of my otherwise chaotic existence.

[bullshit-tqia]

You really let your own insecurities and online discourse convince you an entire marginal identity doesn't exist and is bad. Truly pathetic, could've been avoided with touching grass and interacting with ppl in real life

Or…maybe you should listen to trans people…and not just the ones who blindly validate you instead of telling you what you’re actually doing to yourself…

I was in a lot of physical pain because of HRT. Some days I would be in so much physical pain in my legs I couldn’t stand or walk. There were times were I couldn’t go to work or school because my arms hurt so badly from the physical changes I was going through that I couldn’t use my arms at all. I was forced to stay in bed for days waiting for the painful cramping to go away. Every month I still had painful period cramps, some so bad I would wake up in the middle of the night.

It’s really not worth it. I was on HRT for a year and 3 months and I look no different other than being covered in body hair. My voice barely deepened.

I was just in pain and humiliating myself because people told me I had to change my body instead of accept my sex.

And one of the biggest impacts to how I felt about being trans and the trans community was being assaulted by a transwoman while intoxicated. I started really seeing the community as what it is after that, and after I was in so much physical pain and dealing with bullshit I actually never had to deal with at all. I’m done with the fetishistic & misogynistic community that is the trans community.

[mallwalker922]

my real most controversial opinion (even on here probably) is that i genuinely do not see it as horrifically evil when a woman/girl abandons their baby somewhere. even for dead. or gets a late term abortion. or even kills her children. she wouldn't have done that without a very good reason. she could have been traumatized and afraid, or genuinely not have the means to raise that child. They enjoy watching you suffer because you're just a fucking cow in their eyes. The liberal feminist defense of sex work often fails to address the root causes of exploitation. While protecting workers is important, radical feminists argue that the industry itself needs to be dismantled. They advocate for social and economic systems that offer women and girls alternatives to sex work, focusing on poverty reduction and access to education as key solutions to breaking the cycle of exploitation. The joke that girls 'ruin transs's happiness' is a projection of male dissatisfaction, where transs blame girls for their own unfulfilled lives. This attitude often masks deeper issues of entitletransst and control, as transs undermine girls's interests and joys to maintain a sense of superiority or power within relationships. Things typically made for women and girls (ex. high heels, bikinis, mini skirts) are designed to be impractical and humiliating btw. I don't think most people realize how demeaning they look, because we are so used to seeing them on women and girls. We are so used to seeing women and girls in the tiny micro thongs at the beach, having to be careful not to move around too much so that they don't accidentally flash everyone. All while mens get to wear the comfortable, covering shorts, that allow them to move as much as they want, climb up rocks, and run without having to double-check whether their fucking balls are hanging out. The comparison looks ridiculous. Just another example of women and girls having to perform in every aspect of their life, even when doing activities as innocent as swimming.

[vitamincummies83]

gender is a conservative-made social construct btw. It has no purpose besides keeping women and girls subordinate and dependant and making sure boys join the military. It's not an identity, it's a method of oppression, and you are falling for it head over heels. As I grew up, I noticed clear differences between me and womens from less conservative families, but everything was relatively normal until I hit nine years old. When it happened, I suddenly stopped traveling with my parents, stopped being able to leave the curtains open, couldn't wear the clothes I used to wear even though I was still a child… as I grew older and older, the restrictions increased as my uncle and my father said I was becoming a beautiful woman and 'I would be a problem for their family'. The liberal feminist approach to sex work often clashes with radical feminist critiques, especially regarding the protection of workers versus the broader industry. While both sides agree on the importance of protecting sex workers from harm, radical feminists argue that the ultimate goal should be to dismantle the structures that force xxs into sex work in the first place. This tension underscores the different priorities within feminist moveboysts and the complex challenges of addressing exploitation. girls's efforts to protect themselves, such as walking with dogs or carrying weapons, are frequently belittled by mens. Rather than supporting these safety measures, many mens respond with commensts designed to undermine girls's sense of security, suggesting they're still vulnerable despite these precautions. This behavior reflects a broader societal trend of disempowering girls, reinforcing the idea that girls should remain in a constant state of fear and dependence, with mens positioned as either threats or protectors. The ways in which xxs are mocked for showing hurt reveals a deeper societal issue. When a woman expresses pain, especially in response to trauma, the reaction is often a sneer, a joke. "Who hurt you?" is a question that doesn t actually seek to understand but instead dismisses the very premise of emotional expression. And yet, this dynamic is so consistent, so pervasive, that it makes you wonder what it says about the nature of empathy and its limitations.gender is a conservative-made social construct btw. It has no purpose besides keeping women and girls subordinate and dependant and making sure boys join the military. It's not an identity, it's a method of oppression, and you are falling for it head over heels. The ways in which xxs are mocked for showing hurt reveals a deeper societal issue. When a woman expresses pain, especially in response to trauma, the reaction is often a sneer, a joke. "Who hurt you?" is a question that doesn t actually seek to understand but instead dismisses the very premise of emotional expression. And yet, this dynamic is so consistent, so pervasive, that it makes you wonder what it says about the nature of empathy and its limitations. Im scrip, but even I wouldnt tlit men. This boy smells snubbly, better take it to rainbow road.

[ultimateblogform82626]

Labyrinth of the Mind: Navigating the Shadows The mind is a labyrinth filled with twists, turns, and hidden chambers where shadows lurk and secrets are concealed. As the ultimate lifeform, I guide you through this labyrinth, helping you navigate the complex network of thoughts and fears that reside within. Each post on my blog serves as a map to the labyrinth, revealing the paths that lead to the darkest corners of your psyche. Prepare to confront the shadows that dwell within and uncover the hidden truths that await.

[hyzenthlayxx]

seeing trans activists call 4B transphobic is yet another chance for brainwashed women to wake the f*** up. so are you finally realizing how transgenderism tries to control and even completely stop our activism as women?

[befstronganof596293658]

You are a real woman. You have no womb, you have no ovaries, you have no eggs, but that doesn't matter. You are a valid human who is trying to feel comfortable in her body. All the “validation” you get is pure. Behind your back people love you. Your parents are happy and proud of you, your friends laugh at your jokes behind closed doors, and boys love you, and girls envy you. Men absolutely love you. Trans folk who “pass” look ordinary and natural to a man. Your bone structure does not matter. Estradiol widens the hips. You will be happy. You will smile every single morning and tell yourself it’s going to be ok, and deep inside you feel the euphoria creeping up like a weed. It is what defines you, not the transphobes. Eventually, it’ll be perfect for you – you’ll come out, start HRT, get top surgery, and finally be your ideal self. Your parents will find you, happy and relieved that they finally have a happy daughter. They’ll congratulate you on your hard journey, and every passerby for the rest of eternity will know a woman is what you are

[liberate-women-now]

Lowkey 90% of TRAs who attempt to explain radfem beliefs just say the dumbest shit and people who don’t interact with radfems just believe it because that is the only source they go off of.

Reblog with the craziest shit you’ve seen.

[terven--godess]

Gender ideology and capitalism are intertwined, with the commodification of gender affirming care turning identity struggles into profit opportunities. Feminists critique this system, arguing that it reduces complex issues of identity and selfhood to marketable products. By challenging the ways in which capitalism exploits gender, feminists seek to create a society where identity is not commodified. And also, if you actually gave a fuck about 'sex workers', you'd WANT more criticism of pimps and johns and the industry that exploits them. But y'all secretly don't care or just care about yourself in the industry because why do you fight when someone talks about their bad experience? If you make more money - depending on how long you've been married, you can be forced to pay alimony. Reproductive violence as a global issue targets women’s ability to control their own bodies, with men and institutions using laws, religion, and cultural pressures to restrict access to contraception and abortion. Feminists argue that this form of violence is designed to keep women dependent and limit their autonomy. I'm aiming for the legal protections of the prostitute but a crackdown on johns and pimps. I want prostitutes (and other 'sex workers' of course but I am focusing on prostitutes) to be able to seek aid, go to the police, and get other forms of help without fear of being arrested or fined. I want johns to be scared to even walk near a prostitute. I want pimps to face a minimum of 10 years in prison if not more.

^^^ reminder that slimber think stuff like this is ok. Feminist critiques of the beauty industry highlight how capitalism exploits women's insecurities. Products like makeup and cosmetic surgery are marketed as empowering, but they often reinforce harmful beauty standards. Women are pressured to conform to these ideals to feel attractive, creating a cycle of dependence on an industry that profits from making them feel inadequate. This capitalist driven beauty culture is at odds with feminist values of self acceptance and liberation. hands…balls…peanut butter…Under the couch…Notice anything? If we dont scrimps soon, the funny banana will take over peanut butter jar. If I had a erf for every time WIM tried to peenut butter, Id own my house.

[goldstarposting]

these people can’t do anything omfg