Classic.
“if I try to go out in a bra and camisole with eyeliner”
WHY WOULD ANYONE go out in a bra and camisole with eyeliner?
The answer is obvious: to attract sexual attention. It’s not neutral, it’s not just what one wears to go out, it’s not comfortable or practical or simple, it’s signaling. It’s signaling a certain kind of alluring sexy hot girl look at me vibe. It’s stupid enough when women do it; it’s cosmic stupid when men do it.
Sounds a lot like mental illness to me. Remember before the interwebs when this was a highly localized phenomena?
It’s not that easy being a brick.
Having to spend each day the shape of a rectangular prism.
When I think it could be nicer bein’ svelte or zaftig or buxom
Or something much more feminine like that
“…trapped into forever being viewed as a man whether I like it or not even when they know damn well I’m transgender.”
There it is: once I declare myself transgender, everyone else is obligated to see me the way I fantasize about being seen.
Transgender has been marketed to these people as the Special Privilege Members’ Club.
He happens to be right that the people at that “lgbtq counseling” are idiots — only not in the way he thinks they are. He does indeed need counseling, but the counseling he needs should be helping him to reckon with the facts of reality, with the nature of his sexual paraphilia, and with everyone else’s right to not do whatever he demands of them.
He will forever be viewed as a man whether he damn well likes it or not. Because he is a man. We all see him as a man whether he damn well likes it or not. All of us do, even though some useful idiots think it’s a fun game of look-how-virtuous-I-am to pretend they can’t see that he’s a man.
This culture of pretend isn’t helping these men at all. It’s just making them more demanding and more unstable. That “lgbtq counseling” centre, and countless others like it, is a sham. They’re not helping “lgbtq” people, they’re acutely harming them. Shut them all down already.
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