Sonichu with yellow arms
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- 1 Paź 2021
Is being a “communist” part of the troon fetish now?
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- 11 Mar 2021
I might be wrong but I think he's wearing a sorority T-shirt. Typically you only get those shirts if you go to their events and typically you only go to their events if you know a woman in the sorority or if you are in a frat. What I am trying to say is that he probably had a pretty good social life and yet he still managed to troon out. AGP is a cancer to men.Why did he do this to himself? Gay or straight, his old self would have easily gotten laid compared to the monstrosity he turned himself into.
RandallBoggs
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- Dołączono
- 17 Gru 2019
Or he has a normal sister or brother he gets secondhand clothes from
- Dołączono
- 26 Mar 2019
i have no words, just pure disgust.
Sexual Chocolate
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- Dołączono
- 7 Sty 2019
Somebody call Scotland Yard and ask their finest detectives to unravel this mystery
johnny johnny yes papa
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- 12 Wrz 2020
Those fucking feet, holy shit.Orlando school elects its first transgender homecoming queen
Wyświetl załącznik 2587108
“It made me feel like I actually belonged,” Evan Bialosuknia, 17, said after she was crowned.
Evan Bialosuknia "made history," as she wrote on Instagram, when she became her school's first transgender homecoming queen.
The 17-year-old said she didn't know what to expect when she decided to run for homecoming queen at her school, Olympia High School, in Orlando, Florida.
“I wanted to have that moment of glory,” she told WESH2, an NBC affiliate based in Orlando.
Students not only supported her, but elected her to homecoming court and then crowned her queen last week.
“It made me feel like I actually belonged,” Bialosuknia said. “Not just like a joke. Cause that was one of my fears. I was in bed one night like, ‘What if they were just doing this to laugh at me?’”
She received her crown on the school's football field alongside the homecoming king, whom she said was also supportive and made her feel "like any other girl."
She said that she came out recently and that "more change is coming" for her.
“Looking back, it doesn’t even feel like that’s me,” Bialosuknia told WESH2. “I played football for like six to eight years, and I remember during practices I would stare at the cheerleaders because I wanted to be with them.”
After her win, Bialosuknia shared a series of photos on Instagram of her wearing her homecoming court sash and posing with the homecoming king.
An increasing number of schools and LGBTQ students across the country are challenging the traditions of homecoming and prom courts.
In 2017, Stiles Zuschlag, a trans teen, was elected homecoming king by his Maine high school. Then, in 2019, Brandon Allen, a gay student, was elected homecoming royalty at his Tennessee high school, which used gender-neutral titles for homecoming court. A photo of Allen being crowned while wearing a gold-sequined gown went viral on social media.
An increasing number of queer couples have also been crowned homecoming or prom royalty. In 2016, a lesbian couple became the first gay prom king and queen in their school's 185-year history. And, in April, another lesbian couple in a conservative county in Ohio were elected the first queer prom king and queen at their high school.
Recent surveys show that younger generations are more accepting and supportive of LGBTQ people.
Roughly half (48 percent) of Generation Z (those born after 1996) say that allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry is a good thing for society, with only 15 percent saying it’s a bad thing, according to 2018 data from Pew Research Center. For baby boomers, those figures are 27 percent and 32 percent, respectively. A separate report published this year by Gallup found that 1 in 5 Gen Zers identify as something other than heterosexual.
For Bialosuknia, being crowned homecoming queen ultimately made her feel better about the future.
“It just made me realize I was not alone and don’t have to go through this alone,” Bialosuknia told WESH2.
Orlando school elects its first transgender homecoming queen
“It made me feel like I actually belonged,” Evan Bialosuknia, 17, said after she was crowned.www.nbcnews.com
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- 10 Maj 2020
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T0oCoolFool
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- 2 Cze 2019
Oh, they are. You should trust your instincts.
Leather Apron
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- 24 Mar 2021
It was only a question of time until a troon hacker collective appeared, huh.
Speaking of which, I've never seen it discussed but then again I'm not too well versed in lolcows outside of troons so I might have missed it, but anybody else feels like the two prominent Repackers/crackers "Fitgirl" and "EMPRESS" HAVE to be troons? Especially Empress, when you read what she's sperging about, coupled with the fact I suspect no biological woman would want to announce them as a woman in those kind of nerdy circles in the first place...
The Woman Bulldozing Video Games’ Toughest DRM
For Empress, cracking titles like Red Dead Redemption 2 and Immortals Fenyx Rising is more than a pastime. It's a mission.
Here's more sperging that was purged from a reddit thread, https://old.reddit.com/r/CrackWatch/comments/lqibnh/empress_there_and_back_again/ that you can get here
If that's not a turbo troon I don't know what is
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- Dołączono
- 19 Wrz 2019
Lol bigfoot has trooned out.Orlando school elects its first transgender homecoming queen
Wyświetl załącznik 2587108
“It made me feel like I actually belonged,” Evan Bialosuknia, 17, said after she was crowned.
Evan Bialosuknia "made history," as she wrote on Instagram, when she became her school's first transgender homecoming queen.
The 17-year-old said she didn't know what to expect when she decided to run for homecoming queen at her school, Olympia High School, in Orlando, Florida.
“I wanted to have that moment of glory,” she told WESH2, an NBC affiliate based in Orlando.
Students not only supported her, but elected her to homecoming court and then crowned her queen last week.
“It made me feel like I actually belonged,” Bialosuknia said. “Not just like a joke. Cause that was one of my fears. I was in bed one night like, ‘What if they were just doing this to laugh at me?’”
She received her crown on the school's football field alongside the homecoming king, whom she said was also supportive and made her feel "like any other girl."
She said that she came out recently and that "more change is coming" for her.
“Looking back, it doesn’t even feel like that’s me,” Bialosuknia told WESH2. “I played football for like six to eight years, and I remember during practices I would stare at the cheerleaders because I wanted to be with them.”
After her win, Bialosuknia shared a series of photos on Instagram of her wearing her homecoming court sash and posing with the homecoming king.
An increasing number of schools and LGBTQ students across the country are challenging the traditions of homecoming and prom courts.
In 2017, Stiles Zuschlag, a trans teen, was elected homecoming king by his Maine high school. Then, in 2019, Brandon Allen, a gay student, was elected homecoming royalty at his Tennessee high school, which used gender-neutral titles for homecoming court. A photo of Allen being crowned while wearing a gold-sequined gown went viral on social media.
An increasing number of queer couples have also been crowned homecoming or prom royalty. In 2016, a lesbian couple became the first gay prom king and queen in their school's 185-year history. And, in April, another lesbian couple in a conservative county in Ohio were elected the first queer prom king and queen at their high school.
Recent surveys show that younger generations are more accepting and supportive of LGBTQ people.
Roughly half (48 percent) of Generation Z (those born after 1996) say that allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry is a good thing for society, with only 15 percent saying it’s a bad thing, according to 2018 data from Pew Research Center. For baby boomers, those figures are 27 percent and 32 percent, respectively. A separate report published this year by Gallup found that 1 in 5 Gen Zers identify as something other than heterosexual.
For Bialosuknia, being crowned homecoming queen ultimately made her feel better about the future.
“It just made me realize I was not alone and don’t have to go through this alone,” Bialosuknia told WESH2.
Orlando school elects its first transgender homecoming queen
“It made me feel like I actually belonged,” Evan Bialosuknia, 17, said after she was crowned.
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reciital
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- 7 Mar 2021
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- 10 Cze 2021
His fucking chin Jesus. How could anyone tell this is a woman?Orlando school elects its first transgender homecoming queen
Wyświetl załącznik 2587108
“It made me feel like I actually belonged,” Evan Bialosuknia, 17, said after she was crowned.
Evan Bialosuknia "made history," as she wrote on Instagram, when she became her school's first transgender homecoming queen.
The 17-year-old said she didn't know what to expect when she decided to run for homecoming queen at her school, Olympia High School, in Orlando, Florida.
“I wanted to have that moment of glory,” she told WESH2, an NBC affiliate based in Orlando.
Students not only supported her, but elected her to homecoming court and then crowned her queen last week.
“It made me feel like I actually belonged,” Bialosuknia said. “Not just like a joke. Cause that was one of my fears. I was in bed one night like, ‘What if they were just doing this to laugh at me?’”
She received her crown on the school's football field alongside the homecoming king, whom she said was also supportive and made her feel "like any other girl."
She said that she came out recently and that "more change is coming" for her.
“Looking back, it doesn’t even feel like that’s me,” Bialosuknia told WESH2. “I played football for like six to eight years, and I remember during practices I would stare at the cheerleaders because I wanted to be with them.”
After her win, Bialosuknia shared a series of photos on Instagram of her wearing her homecoming court sash and posing with the homecoming king.
An increasing number of schools and LGBTQ students across the country are challenging the traditions of homecoming and prom courts.
In 2017, Stiles Zuschlag, a trans teen, was elected homecoming king by his Maine high school. Then, in 2019, Brandon Allen, a gay student, was elected homecoming royalty at his Tennessee high school, which used gender-neutral titles for homecoming court. A photo of Allen being crowned while wearing a gold-sequined gown went viral on social media.
An increasing number of queer couples have also been crowned homecoming or prom royalty. In 2016, a lesbian couple became the first gay prom king and queen in their school's 185-year history. And, in April, another lesbian couple in a conservative county in Ohio were elected the first queer prom king and queen at their high school.
Recent surveys show that younger generations are more accepting and supportive of LGBTQ people.
Roughly half (48 percent) of Generation Z (those born after 1996) say that allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry is a good thing for society, with only 15 percent saying it’s a bad thing, according to 2018 data from Pew Research Center. For baby boomers, those figures are 27 percent and 32 percent, respectively. A separate report published this year by Gallup found that 1 in 5 Gen Zers identify as something other than heterosexual.
For Bialosuknia, being crowned homecoming queen ultimately made her feel better about the future.
“It just made me realize I was not alone and don’t have to go through this alone,” Bialosuknia told WESH2.
Orlando school elects its first transgender homecoming queen
“It made me feel like I actually belonged,” Evan Bialosuknia, 17, said after she was crowned.
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- 9 Wrz 2021
Hello, fellow Kiwis! I come bearing retarded gifts from “lesbian” Twitter.
When a dose of reality makes you contemplate suicide.
A true and honest “lesbian”.
Checkmate, lesbians!
So, what’s the problem with that?
Implying that a “neovagina” isn’t just a mutilated penis
Also, a gift from Reddit!
Difference between genetic & trans vagina?
Some replies:
Nah, the biggest tell is how fucked up the “neovagina” looks.
When a dose of reality makes you contemplate suicide.
A true and honest “lesbian”.
Checkmate, lesbians!
So, what’s the problem with that?
Implying that a “neovagina” isn’t just a mutilated penis
Also, a gift from Reddit!
Difference between genetic & trans vagina?
Some replies:
Nah, the biggest tell is how fucked up the “neovagina” looks.
- Dołączono
- 19 Maj 2021
It's a start, but to truly achieve the Social Progress™ the future deserves, next year's homecoming king has to be a 5'4'' pube beard Aiden.Orlando school elects its first transgender homecoming queen
Wyświetl załącznik 2587108
“It made me feel like I actually belonged,” Evan Bialosuknia, 17, said after she was crowned.
Evan Bialosuknia "made history," as she wrote on Instagram, when she became her school's first transgender homecoming queen.
The 17-year-old said she didn't know what to expect when she decided to run for homecoming queen at her school, Olympia High School, in Orlando, Florida.
“I wanted to have that moment of glory,” she told WESH2, an NBC affiliate based in Orlando.
Students not only supported her, but elected her to homecoming court and then crowned her queen last week.
“It made me feel like I actually belonged,” Bialosuknia said. “Not just like a joke. Cause that was one of my fears. I was in bed one night like, ‘What if they were just doing this to laugh at me?’”
She received her crown on the school's football field alongside the homecoming king, whom she said was also supportive and made her feel "like any other girl."
She said that she came out recently and that "more change is coming" for her.
“Looking back, it doesn’t even feel like that’s me,” Bialosuknia told WESH2. “I played football for like six to eight years, and I remember during practices I would stare at the cheerleaders because I wanted to be with them.”
After her win, Bialosuknia shared a series of photos on Instagram of her wearing her homecoming court sash and posing with the homecoming king.
An increasing number of schools and LGBTQ students across the country are challenging the traditions of homecoming and prom courts.
In 2017, Stiles Zuschlag, a trans teen, was elected homecoming king by his Maine high school. Then, in 2019, Brandon Allen, a gay student, was elected homecoming royalty at his Tennessee high school, which used gender-neutral titles for homecoming court. A photo of Allen being crowned while wearing a gold-sequined gown went viral on social media.
An increasing number of queer couples have also been crowned homecoming or prom royalty. In 2016, a lesbian couple became the first gay prom king and queen in their school's 185-year history. And, in April, another lesbian couple in a conservative county in Ohio were elected the first queer prom king and queen at their high school.
Recent surveys show that younger generations are more accepting and supportive of LGBTQ people.
Roughly half (48 percent) of Generation Z (those born after 1996) say that allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry is a good thing for society, with only 15 percent saying it’s a bad thing, according to 2018 data from Pew Research Center. For baby boomers, those figures are 27 percent and 32 percent, respectively. A separate report published this year by Gallup found that 1 in 5 Gen Zers identify as something other than heterosexual.
For Bialosuknia, being crowned homecoming queen ultimately made her feel better about the future.
“It just made me realize I was not alone and don’t have to go through this alone,” Bialosuknia told WESH2.
Orlando school elects its first transgender homecoming queen
“It made me feel like I actually belonged,” Evan Bialosuknia, 17, said after she was crowned.
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- 4 Sie 2018
It's called 'mental illness' and its a terrible thing that can ruin people's lives.
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- 26 Sty 2020
I'm terfy as fuck but I don't even mind this guy trooning out. I mean, if that's your fucking face, massive neck and acne-scarred pin head, dude, you go girl. Take the estrogen. Slather on the makeup (here's a handy trowel, don't be sparing). He's still an ugly woman but DAMN if you bounced off that many branches of the ugly tree, godspeed to you. Whatever helps.
This guy, on the other hand, is another funeral for a fallen chad. He could clean up on any college campus in the States. But NOOOOO he has to go and become a screaming neon sign of mental illness.
Trannies really ought to have to come before a panel of kiwifarmers before they are allowed to troon. JFC with these fucking messes of humanity. Specimen one, you can troon, good luck. Specimen two, drop the needle and back away from the frilly maid outfit, you are about to ruin your life forever.
- Dołączono
- 10 Wrz 2021
Also, a gift from Reddit!
Difference between genetic & trans vagina?
Wyświetl załącznik 2587438
Some replies:
Nah, the biggest tell is how fucked up the “neovagina” looks.
Wyświetl załącznik 2587442
Wyświetl załącznik 2587445
They're fucking delusional on reddit, reminds me of when a troon had the realisation that neovags are inferior
The neovagina surgery rant (cw: acute dysphoria) : Transgender_Surger…
archived 24 Sep 2021 04:43:32 UTC
Gotta rely on the archive link because the troon found out we were laughing at him and deleted the post lol
DumbDude42
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- Dołączono
- 12 Wrz 2019
"there's nothing wrong or sinful with having a vagina that is slightly different"They're fucking delusional on reddit, reminds me of when a troon had the realisation that neovags are inferior
The neovagina surgery rant (cw: acute dysphoria) : Transgender_Surger…
archived 24 Sep 2021 04:43:32 UTCarchive.md
Gotta rely on the archive link because the troon found out we were laughing at him and deleted the post lol
watching them cope like that is fucking hilarious
- Dołączono
- 18 Lis 2019
????
Press charges for what? Or were they just saying, "We can't fire you because we don't want to be sued and don't want to deal with you anymore, so I dunno, um maybe go to the police and let them deal with you."
On top of face blindness, do these autists also have some kind of vulva blindness where they can't tell the difference between a real vulva and a literal open wound?Also, a gift from Reddit!
Difference between genetic & trans vagina?
Wyświetl załącznik 2587438
Some replies:
Nah, the biggest tell is how fucked up the “neovagina” looks.
Wyświetl załącznik 2587442
Wyświetl załącznik 2587445
DumbDude42
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- Dołączono
- 12 Wrz 2019
i'm pretty sure that they can tell the difference immediately. them pretending like they see no difference is probably an attempt at brainwashing themselves into actually believing what they so desperately want to believe.