Me: Yeah I used to embrace being rough n' rowdy, but those days are behind me now and I'm in a more comfortable place in life.

Literally anyone else: Would be a shame if someone were to, uhhhh, you know...

Anyway one of the goala of mass-coordinated transmisogyny is to defeat the idea that women should enjoy having sex. The only reason for somebody to think otherwise, but without wanting to protect/fund/hire/heal the dolls, is if they don't see us as *FUNCTIONALLY* women.

Never have I ever gotten sick of these people, no matter how much or little I find them funny today. They cured my depression, allowed me spew the most belligerent sports takes, and defend as many shitty people in showbiz and the gaming industry as I want. I am forever indebted to them.

While Muslims pray five times a day, I do bits of the same fucking people five times a day. It's soul-cleansing in a way you wouldn't understand. Jeff "Bibbidyboop" Schatz is an Apex Legends icon and a GOAT at comedy. His work on Simpsons season 33 should be studied for generations.

I'm pretty open about my body for this exact reason - less people should be afraid to have sex with us, let alone stand up for us as women (and in turn, trans men as men). Our mystique is our epistemicide and it's not creepy to give bits of solicited sex education.

I don't like to hark on takes this way, however ... being pro-Palestine but also anti-trans is the best way to piss me off as much as possible, and lose any respect I would've had for whoever holds those harrowingly contradictory beliefs

This isn't an exaggeration. It's parallel to ways men around me pre-transition have talked about how they view men who act like this.