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- 1 Sty 2021
No, faggots were being jailed in the UK until about 50 years ago.
As recently as twenty years ago, England had the wise and just law "Section 28", which outlawed grooming kids in schools, until the socialists repealed it.
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As recently as twenty years ago, England had the wise and just law "Section 28", which outlawed grooming kids in schools, until the socialists repealed it.
- Dołączono
- 15 Gru 2022
I found what I was talking about. Seeing her walk is a little uncanny because it's a feminine stride, but I think she's supposed to look "creepily androgynous".
- Dołączono
- 6 Paź 2021
>During Barry's first posting abroad to Cape Town in South Africa, Barry became a close friend of the Governor, Lord Charles Somerset, and his family. It has been suggested that Lord Charles discovered Barry's secret and that the relationship was more than friendship.[73] Their closeness led to rumours and ultimately an accusation briefly appearing on a bridge post in Cape Town on 1 June 1824 saying that the writer had "detected Lord Charles buggering Dr Barry",[74] which led to a court trial and investigation, as homosexuality was at that time strictly illegal. Despite these allegations, if Somerset was aware of Barry's sex, he did not reveal it.
"Detected Lord Charles buggering Dr Barry"
I'm guessing Barry had quite a serious relationship with Somerset, as when Somerset fell ill, Barry went AWOL to return to England to attend him and remained there until after his death.
The idea a Pooner could go undetected in the British Army for 40 odd years strains credulity, my guess is it was likely an open secret among the higher ranks, as the revelation that such a high ranking officer (Barrys rank was equivalent to Brigadier General) was a Pooner would have been scandalous at the time, and Barry was also by all acounts a talented surgeon, therefore people who found out pretended not to know.
- Dołączono
- 27 Wrz 2020
Full on FTM Rage at being addressed as "She" in a room full of men. I wonder how they knew? She was passing so well. Unsure of the context but assuming that she wandered in off the street looking for attention and a public bathroom given all the backpacks.
- Dołączono
- 24 Maj 2023
this impotent rage is the funniest shit ever, uh oh don't you heckin misgender me or I will call you a lady! bet that will totes own you
- Dołączono
- 6 Paź 2021
Not sure what the Downs Syndrome looking Pooner was even doing in a Toyota dealership, she looks like a homeless person, that strange little Pooner is not financing a new truck that's for damn sure.
I've seen this posted a few times, it still hasn't lost its comedy value, between the Pooner clumsily trying to "misgender" the worker in a fucking bizarro world case of attempted sexual harassment, to the incredibly femine way she flips them off and sashays away waving her fingers once she gets to a safe distance, it's just... wow.
Noted this before but I'm sure this Pooner has an extra Chromosome, sadly for her not a Y one in sight.
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- Dołączono
- 27 Paź 2021
And *I* honestly thought the "it" in your comment was an"I".
Yes, but there's a long history of both literary and real-life cross-dressing, in both directions, with both people and characters having various motivations.
See, The Merchant of Venice, Cymbeline, Twelfth Night and As You Like It, as well as Spenser's Faerie Queene; for later works, see Jane Eyre, Huckleberry Finn, War and Peace, The Scarlet Pimpernel, The Wind in the Willows, and The Lord of the Rings - all have characters disguising or attempting to disguise themselves as the other sex. Even Achilles in Greek myth went undercover as a woman (and that's not the lone Greek example), and Norse and Hindu mythology also have cross-dressing characters (in both directions). And of course in performances of plays and opera, at different points in history due to the nature of the role, sometimes men played women or women played boys (the latter called travesti, or breeches; in Fidelio and Figaro, it's a plot point).
There is a ton out there about crossdressing in life and literature from (in the West) the Middle Ages forward. Sticking to the Jane Austen era and before (Austen bridged 18th-19th c.), I found this, which focuses on the 18th c.: https://www.amazon.com/Sapphic-Cros...?dplnkId=fb099ca5-40bb-4641-bd67-4eca3f5e5192
Is it good or compelling? No idea, but it's a book.
And I can't vouch for the scholarship in this article, but it seems largely consistent with others I've seen: https://www.lovetoknow.com/life/style/cross-dressing
In real life, some notable women authors going back hundreds of years have dressed "as men" (much of which is standard clothing for women today):
To pick one near contemporary of Jane Austen (1775 - 1817), George Sand (1804 - 1876) was known for dressing as a man (and smoking cigars): "Victor Hugo said of her: “George Sand cannot determine whether she is male or female. I entertain a high regard for all my colleagues, but it is not my place to decide whether she is my sister or my brother.” (Cited in George Sand: A Biography of the First Modern, Liberated Woman by Samuel Edwards, 1972)."
There were also molly houses in 17th/18th c. England, which were gay houses and included cross-dressers - and while the results of arrest after a raid were dire consequences, they certainly did exist.
(both male and female in various stages of crossdressing; c. 1780, per the Yale Museum of British Art)
One last description of a molly house scene:
"One account delivered in the court known as the Old Bailey [...]: “Some were completely rigged in gowns, petticoats, headcloths, fine laced shoes, befurbelowed scarves, and masks; some had riding hoods, some were dressed like milkmaids, others like shepherdesses with green hats, waistcoats, and petticoats; and others had their faces patched and painted and wore very extensive hoop petticoats, which had been very lately introduced.” In a slew of costumes and colors, they danced, drank, and made merry."
(this^ article has a lot of contemporary account-based descriptions of molly houses, including some apparent activity involving dressing as women, calling each other "sister," and pantomiming childbirth...)
There is a ton out there about crossdressing in life and literature from (in the West) the Middle Ages forward. Sticking to the Jane Austen era and before (Austen bridged 18th-19th c.), I found this, which focuses on the 18th c.: https://www.amazon.com/Sapphic-Cros...?dplnkId=fb099ca5-40bb-4641-bd67-4eca3f5e5192
Is it good or compelling? No idea, but it's a book.
And I can't vouch for the scholarship in this article, but it seems largely consistent with others I've seen: https://www.lovetoknow.com/life/style/cross-dressing
In real life, some notable women authors going back hundreds of years have dressed "as men" (much of which is standard clothing for women today):
To pick one near contemporary of Jane Austen (1775 - 1817), George Sand (1804 - 1876) was known for dressing as a man (and smoking cigars): "Victor Hugo said of her: “George Sand cannot determine whether she is male or female. I entertain a high regard for all my colleagues, but it is not my place to decide whether she is my sister or my brother.” (Cited in George Sand: A Biography of the First Modern, Liberated Woman by Samuel Edwards, 1972)."
There were also molly houses in 17th/18th c. England, which were gay houses and included cross-dressers - and while the results of arrest after a raid were dire consequences, they certainly did exist.
(both male and female in various stages of crossdressing; c. 1780, per the Yale Museum of British Art)
One last description of a molly house scene:
"One account delivered in the court known as the Old Bailey [...]: “Some were completely rigged in gowns, petticoats, headcloths, fine laced shoes, befurbelowed scarves, and masks; some had riding hoods, some were dressed like milkmaids, others like shepherdesses with green hats, waistcoats, and petticoats; and others had their faces patched and painted and wore very extensive hoop petticoats, which had been very lately introduced.” In a slew of costumes and colors, they danced, drank, and made merry."
(this^ article has a lot of contemporary account-based descriptions of molly houses, including some apparent activity involving dressing as women, calling each other "sister," and pantomiming childbirth...)
- Dołączono
- 20 Sty 2022
She and every other pooner out there fail to realize how only the veneer of polite society is keeping those men, even as out of shape as they are, from drop kicking her ass right there. Certainly I've seen male meth heads rock up to a business and act crazy and aggressive before, but never one that tiny and ridiculous, because an actual man that tiny and ridiculous would have already had his ass handed to him in the playground and know what's up.
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- 14 Sty 2023
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- 24 Maj 2023
Their logic is something like
>men are tough
>I am weak
>therefore I will become a man
>then I will be tough
because they don't get that saying you are a man doesn't erase actual sexual dimorphism
- Dołączono
- 27 Paź 2021
"platonic partner"
"my partner's partner"
"maramour"
"nonverbal"
"somatic response"
"...at work"
"[mean boss called ambulance for hospital next door]...I take my partner to the hospital" (?)
"freaking out"
"I pass very well"
"doctor...made the panic attack worse"
"could tell [this doctor] was abusive"
"I've had lots of medical and religious trauma"
"[apologetic discharge lady] had serious fundie vibes"
"a very visibly queer polycule situation"
"everyone ignored me"
"this set me off"
"I was trafficked as a minor by a religious cult and sexually physically and emotionally abused for 5 years"
"this was extremely triggering for me"
"I pass just fine"
"I don't think they clocked me"
"knowing that this person...doesn't want me to exist"
"if they knew I was trans"
"what they would do to me and my partner makes me furious"
"rage is a trauma reaction I get to religiosity"
"I'm very glad I have therapy in 20 minutes"
"this definitely could have gone much worse"
"they are Nazi fascists"
"we all left holding hands"
Am I
or
or? I don't even know anymore.
- Dołączono
- 6 Paź 2021
Just embrace the insanity."platonic partner"
"my partner's partner"
"maramour"
"nonverbal"
"somatic response"
"...at work"
"[mean boss called ambulance for hospital next door]...I take my partner to the hospital" (?)
"freaking out"
"I pass very well"
"doctor...made the panic attack worse"
"could tell [this doctor] was abusive"
"I've had lots of medical and religious trauma"
"[apologetic discharge lady] had serious fundie vibes"
"a very visibly queer polycule situation"
"everyone ignored me"
"this set me off"
"I was trafficked as a minor by a religious cult and sexually physically and emotionally abused for 5 years"
"this was extremely triggering for me"
"I pass just fine"
"I don't think they clocked me"
"knowing that this person...doesn't want me to exist"
"if they knew I was trans"
"what they would do to me and my partner makes me furious"
"rage is a trauma reaction I get to religiosity"
"I'm very glad I have therapy in 20 minutes"
"this definitely could have gone much worse"
"they are Nazi fascists"
"we all left holding hands"
Am I
- Dołączono
- 28 Gru 2014
If they did that they wouldn't have had a Royal Navy.
"It's bullshit! I did not hit her! I did not! Oh hai, Mark."
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- Dołączono
- 22 Lip 2023
Found a theyfab (sorry if this is a thread just for TIMs)
Meet Jersey Squirrel suz | yaa yaa they/them
Public Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jersey_squirrel/
I just thought the "queer disabled folks" and "cripqueer liberation" was cringe.
edit: added screenshot
Meet Jersey Squirrel suz | yaa yaa they/them
Public Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jersey_squirrel/
I just thought the "queer disabled folks" and "cripqueer liberation" was cringe.
edit: added screenshot
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- Dołączono
- 4 Kwi 2021
Screenshots of lulzy posts and commentary are what we want, not just a lame profile link.
- Dołączono
- 29 Sty 2021
Jesus, what a psycho, but her motivations are pretty clear since she thinks calling someone ma’am or miss or whatever and cat-calling them are the same. Shit, is this why redditors claim they get cat-called 100x a day?
- Dołączono
- 14 Lut 2023
You missed a few steps:
- all women are weak
- therefore I am weak
It’s internalised misogyny. While the average woman can’t compete physically, we get our fair share of shit and also have to harden the fuck up. Some of our burdens are different to men’s, but they’re not lesser. Men, women, whatever… it’s just tough to be human.
- Dołączono
- 24 Maj 2023
youtube has been recommending me pooner youtubers lately, swear I didn't see them even a year ago, but apparently there are a ton of them that have a pretty signifiant audience
- Dołączono
- 3 Sty 2019
I'm not sure where else to post this, but I was thinking recently...the new world order or globohomo or whatever you want to call them, there's no doubt in my mind that they spread the tranny virus through porn and that's why we are where we are. They made a portion of a generation of men think that either they should be women or want to fuck men who try to look like women. These people always eventually admit it all comes down to porn and I'm so tired of pretending otherwise.
- Dołączono
- 2 Paź 2022
you’re 100% right, a lot of serial killers/woman killers/rapists have a porn addiction or even crossdressing fetish. theres a reason that 95%+ of troons are aggressive sexpests