PE4K HERE!!

And this fucking walking sack of shit shows up:

sure thing fuckwad, talk shit about a 20 year old girl who died because the phalloplasty complication rate in Europe is 87%.

Sure, talk shit about a grooming victim who was told she was never going to smile again unless she went through with surgery.

Sure, talk shit about her because she sent the picture when the "trans women" discord asked her to send topless photos of herself AS A MINOR so they could "assess" her for mastectomy.

You tell people to lie and they do and it's on them??

The trans community targets vulnerable children, gets them to act against their own self interest,

and of those children have any issues, or doubts, or complications, then they shout that those children made PERSONAL CHOICES as FULLY CAPABLE ADULTS, and those same children are ostracised and harassed and called "grifters" and "terfs".

To be ugly as a man is to be an unfortunate victim of fate, deserving of your sympathy and entitled to a chance to prove himself despite his flaws. His ugliness is his own misfortune, and others are to blame for viewing him so poorly.

To be ugly as a woman is to be lazy and lack character, otherwise you would have done more work on yourself and conformed to expectations better. Her ugliness is the misfortune of those around her, and she is to blame for presenting so poorly.

I mean, look at The Santa Clause 2, where Scott Calvin needs to find a wife. Suppose the roles were reversed, and it was the woman telling him, "Look, I need to get married, but the thing is that I'm going to gain 250 lbs and suddenly look like I'm 90 years old. How about it?" She would be considered disgustingly selfish for even asking him to marry her under those conditions, and yet she would have been considered selfish and superficial if she'd turned him down.

Many trans women talk about childhood experiences of trying on girls' clothes in secret and realizing they were happier presenting femininely, often by secretly wearing the clothes of another girl, like a sister. You can peal-clutch about "stealing" if you want, but siblings do take each other's clothes.

Everyone: This is a normal childhood experience.

Trans woman: When I was a little girl that everyone around me considered a "boy", I used to sneak into my sister's room and try on her bras. I imagined being like her and thought about the kind of woman I would grow up to be. But I was afraid, because I knew my parents and everyone around me wanted me become a man instead.

2. I never tried on my sister’s bras and underwear because I had my own and they were just boring undergarments to me, not sexually exciting objects.

3. “Imagining the kind of women I would grow up to be” When I was younger imagining the type of woman I would become, I imagined being a psychotherapist. I’ve yet to see a trans femme speaking about or dreaming about being a female doctor or lawyer or vet. The coming into womanhood stories always revolve around sex, fucking, sexual relations & what their face and body looks like

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