People need to be reminded that they are idiots.

>>138490
>Why is it that people waste so much energy on internet arguments?
Because there's no lose state. You mention never gaining anything from it, you never risk anything either.
>but muh time
The majority of people do not realize time is a valuable commodity until their midlife crisis.

>>138490
there's a couple of different reasons, but they're usually either to save face for whatever side their arguing for, to act smug and condescending because of how "right" they are, or something like pic related

>>138490
I used to argue with people on the internet but yeah it's a waste of time and just pisses you off for no reason. Nowadays I'll just call someone a retard or a normie and leave.

i pick my battles more these days but i still engage sometimes. its pretty easy to tell when someones going to be a waste of everyones time.

>>136166
You have no idea what "derailing" means. I'm in awe that you even manage to get a computer running.
This is a thread for shitting on troons, anything that is not shitting on troons is derailing this thread.
Give me one good reason for using this thread for radfem talk when we already have another thread for that. One good reason, or you're 100% a troon.

>>136169
You responded to two different people. Please take your quetiapine.

>>133749
I can't stand trannies I'm so happy I found this haven. I've been banned off of Twitter for calling out the disgusting shit trannies try to pass off as "being a woman".

>>137426
Could you find the more recent haven rather than bumping old thread plz?

>>134252
Yep. That's relateable.
Hated that I was becoming a girl, hated feeling forced into that "group", used binding as soon as I got tits.

Had I been born later I would have transitioned… The only reason Im happy I didn't is because I could never ever really had become a man.
I would have felt happy to pass and be socially accepted by fitting into gender norms visually…. and my lord would it have been easier to find mentors and not get metooed endlessly.

But… I would know I wasnt really a man, the sadness would probaly never fully leave. At least now Im not butchered or poisioned by science. Im intact.

What do you think about radfem troons? Other trannies hate them for not tolerating their pornsick delusions and call them TIRFs

>>137874
I think they're pick-mes/bootlickers. There might be a few radfems who pity them but most GC people hate them and consider them the same as all troons.

>>118233
According to my moidfriends they treat them like mutilated women.

>>122560
Cause troons aka deranged mutilated moids are a bunch of envious misogynists psychopaths that want to shove thenselves into females spaces don't matter what

>>118309
how is butchlesbians a handmaiden sub?

>>56475
>INSTEAD of bashing trannies

Fuck no, trannybashing is the absolute shit. But we can talk about the HPV thing, too. You know who spreads HPV? Trannies, who will fuck literally anything that holds still long enough and consider monogamy a form of oppression. Never fuck a dude who's got pronouns.

>>56410
>their whole movement is about accept their true selves
same is true for Christians… if you share their definition of true selfhood. thing is, unconditional acceptance doesn't exist. accepting one framework for how identity works means rejecting others. you can advocate for contradictory rights at the same time, but you can't implement them at the same time. either kids have agency and can consent to hormone therapy and they have the right to make independent decisions, or they don't have that kind of agency and they have the right to be protected. either trans women are biological women and they should to be treated as women in every way, or trans women are not biological women and they should be treated differently under certain circumstances.
inclusion doesn't mean abandoning all standards so everyone can feel equally valid, it means re-negotiating standards to be fairer.

>>56507
im all for tranny bashing but many have hpv now thats what the article is all about…
what should i do if i meet a cute guy but he had it once and tells me on a date … like wtf… he got it from a stacy years ago and she from a chad and chad from a tranny he hateraped.
What if the guy doesnt tell it, what if he doesnt even know it
what if i had it once and it lies now dorment but it cant be detected anymore ?

>>56573
No need to worry about it, chances are that you've inherited it, most of the population is infected lmao

>>136986
You have made yourself into an icon of majesty and plentifulness! You should be proud of the practical and gorgeous style you have achieved! If a lion can have a mane, then a pigeon can have bread.

>>136995
Hiss boo yoink honkhonk
You can have this chicken I stole from the dirty pub bouncer
Consider it a trolltoll honkhonk
Now stay away from my goslings honk!!

3 am time to start screaming

>>138351
Ah, yes, I see you are a bird of culture as well.

>>136757
Don't skip neck day, you need that full body strength for the journey, not just wings.

>>138396
I get that in this case it's relevant to the thread, but why do people care so much about Leonardo DiCaprio specifically when it comes to this topic? Does he have some special cultural significance I'm not aware of? Like how is he any different from George Clooney, or John Travolta or something?

>>131046
This.

>>138399
The people to generate these types of models are young enough that Leonardo was still cute when they first saw him, as opposed to Clooney and co. who were around for earlier audiences who wouldn't make such analysis.

>>138399
well he's definitely different from travolta, because leo is heterosexual

wow a local con. we should be frens

I want to be Zero Two.

>>136349
Samefag. I just ordered this on ebay. It was on my list for a long time.. it's basically a vintage photo stockpile of gunkanjima.

>>136351
how much?

>>136353
$45 it's imported

Tea pearls

Moved to >>>/img/17556.

>>138032
Unfortunately I can't even if I do need help which seems pretty doubtful
There are people who need help way more than me and I wouldn't wanna waste the time of the professionals who are likely not gonna take me seriously due to living in a country with pretty conservative attitude towards this kind of stuff
>>138035
No problem, I'm glad my kind made you feel better!
I hope you'll be able to combat your delusions too, they seem like a very unpleasant thing to experience

i think people dislike attention seekers out of jealousy and resentment because by putting themselves out there, they get validation first for something someone else may have put more effort into themselves. i used to feel this way about people who seek attention in when i was younger because i was painfully shy.

>>138126
I mean it depends. I get what you’re saying and i hated extroverted people who expressed their feelings, their achievements, and whatever else but now looking back that was not attention seeking. That was normal human interaction, and i was just a seething loser. It’s also normal for mistreated individuals or outcasts (i’m assuming like op) to think expressing emotions and thoughts is attention seeking. But if someone is actually doing things for the sake of attention seeking, thats where it hurts people and becomes a problem.

To me it just looks kinda desperate. What are you overcompensating for? You pretend like you get something good out of it, but it's not going to challenge you, or make you stand out, it's looks like constantly gasping for air and getting no oxygen out of it. It reminds me of social media and desperately posting for views and likes. At least you acknowledge its a cope. You could get more from some other activity that isn't social media. In the end you just feel empty cruising for / obsessing over peoples feedback.

>>138126
Could be true. I can't say it's the motivation of every single person, but it seems to me it can be the case for some people.
There was one person who I think illustrates this well. I remember one person who also seemed to actually show attention-seeking patterns similar to some of mine, it confused other people but for me not really because I saw some parts of me in him. This person would either rage at me or seemingly trying to flirt with me and it seemed to be pretty random but I can kinda try to understand it, it seems to be that those moments of rage combined with his own attention seeking patterns at the same time were an act of jealousy, like "how could this dumb terrible person receive more attention than me, when I'm so smart and unrestrained and colorful and deserve more?!". It might be a stretch, but based on my observations it seems like I kinda understood him relatively well
>>138130
Hm, I think most people actually call expressing your feelings/thoughts attention seeking, maybe when you or your feelings/thoughts don't fit certain standard to be acceptable, I still hasn't figured that out. I guess sometimes people call other things attention seeking, like I saw people call Zodiac Killer an attention seeker (if we assume he definitely existed then I don't feel like he was actually an attention seeker from the stuff we know about him, I just don't sense anything kindred in him)
I guess some attention seeking forms can be toxic and downright harmful but I don't think all of them are. I went to volunteer in animal shelter for attention and nobody seemed harm, animals were happy, the owner/maintainers did not say anything bad to me so if I hurt somebody I had no clue about it. I also try to popularize an obscure band I like for attention, post about it, recommend it to people who might have a chance of liking it. I also don't think it harms anybody, maybe people who find their music really unpleasant, but they can just turn their songs off, at most people will just find it annoying.
I guess there are more harmful forms of attention seeking but I don't think every form of attention seeking is harmful
>>138153
>To me it just looks kinda despePost too long. Click here to view the full text.