I've never bought into the idea of more than two genders, even when I was a teen when this genderspecial bullcrap started. I remember first hearing about nonbinary on an online forum, with someone using nonbinary pronouns (they/them), and feeling very confused afterwards. I said to an admin that I felt like it was just attention-seeking and then they responded with, "Well, back then they thought being gay was a mental disorder/attention seeking too!" and although I didn't have a good comeback, I would've responded with, "But being homosexual is proven and biological, thus homo"sex"ual, not homo"gender"al. There's proof that homosexual male and female brains are wired differently to their heterosexual counterparts." That was so disrespectful to the lesbians and gays who worked for equality as it minimizes their decades-long struggle. The user who said "You HAVE to use my pronouns." really bugged me. You aren't entitled to force people to use your made up pronouns and if you want to be treated that way, don't make it your entire identity and never shut up about it.
As for transgender activism, I never really paid much attention to it until 2020 during lockdown as I was out busy and having fun in life after high school before the COVID-19 pandemic occurred. I always thought that people like Riley J Dennis were odious creeps and the fact that they pressured people into having sex with trans people, lesbians and gays in particular, and convincing others that bisexuality was "transphobic" because it only had two in its name really irritated me. There were also some articles telling gay men and lesbians that the fact they didn't want to have sex with trans women/men was "transphobic" and kept telling that they had no excuses not to and it didn't validate them. But never the less, I didn't really concern myself with it until a few years later. As I began scrolling through videos on Youtube and doing some research elsewhere as I couldn't really do anything else, I began to realize how dangerous and vicious the Trans lobby truly was like other identity politics groups, even more so considering they didn't need to work to gain any influence whatsoever. Not to mention, stories that I've never heard of before 2020 like JY and Rhys McKinnon were just the beginning. Lurking on Kiwifarms and finally joining only to be exposed to how so many deviants use the trans identity to be disgusting, pervy scumbags was what finally peaked me.
As for transgender activism, I never really paid much attention to it until 2020 during lockdown as I was out busy and having fun in life after high school before the COVID-19 pandemic occurred. I always thought that people like Riley J Dennis were odious creeps and the fact that they pressured people into having sex with trans people, lesbians and gays in particular, and convincing others that bisexuality was "transphobic" because it only had two in its name really irritated me. There were also some articles telling gay men and lesbians that the fact they didn't want to have sex with trans women/men was "transphobic" and kept telling that they had no excuses not to and it didn't validate them. But never the less, I didn't really concern myself with it until a few years later. As I began scrolling through videos on Youtube and doing some research elsewhere as I couldn't really do anything else, I began to realize how dangerous and vicious the Trans lobby truly was like other identity politics groups, even more so considering they didn't need to work to gain any influence whatsoever. Not to mention, stories that I've never heard of before 2020 like JY and Rhys McKinnon were just the beginning. Lurking on Kiwifarms and finally joining only to be exposed to how so many deviants use the trans identity to be disgusting, pervy scumbags was what finally peaked me.
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