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FWR being trolled by a user called AidaP

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Hedgehogforshort · 08/04/2026 20:35

Hi MNHQ can you please address the issue of a certain poster called AidaP who is not participating in debate he is just trolling.

to be clear this person is a trans woman who has been convicted of violence and is posting promotion of acts of violence against women elsewhere.

in particular there is one elsewhere about using a roughly hewn rolling pin to rape women.

you realy need to look in to him it is just so not on that he is being allowed to bother us here.

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GlovedhandsCecilia · 10/04/2026 07:26

ItsNotOrwell · 10/04/2026 02:22

Does it concern you then that many regular contributors to FWR are, in fact, male? And have chosen either ambiguous usernames or overtly female ones to conceal the fact?

Do you mean some of the GC posters? Because more than one gives far more "white middle aged man" vibes to me than any sort of female vibes. Just by the way they interact with people. Sort of like Clarkson.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 10/04/2026 07:27

Wearenotborg · 10/04/2026 06:45

Oh no, I disagree. Everyone should see how nasty and horrible men get when they’re told no by women. Especially when those men claim to be women.

Agree. It’s the bigger issue here.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 10/04/2026 07:27

ThatCyanCat · 10/04/2026 07:25

I dont agree that women are inherently vulnerable

And that's precisely why nobody is taking any lessons from you on safeguarding and we can ignore everything you say. Well, it's not the only reason, but it's quite enough on its own. Thanks!

YY. I certainly won’t be engaging further with this individual.

Helleofabore · 10/04/2026 07:29

What is also interesting though is that the moderation policy on MN does also draw a distinction around different versions of fuck off / fuck you / fuck that.

Posters can be deleted for saying ‘fuck off / fuck off with that shit’ and saying ‘fuck you’ directly to another poster. They don’t tend to get deleted for saying ‘fuck Starmer’. I haven’t seen any posts standing where someone is saying ‘fuck x with a specific thing’.

So MNHQ seems to recognise there is a difference.

GlovedhandsCecilia · 10/04/2026 07:29

SpidersAreShitheads · 10/04/2026 04:55

Interesting point really. Others have said similar to you but I view it quite differently.

I see statements like “fuck Trump” etc to be an abbreviation of “fuck off” ie/shut up and go away.

I see statements like “fuck bigots with a splintery rolling pin” as being more specifically about wishing (or at times threatening) women with rape. I don’t think this is just a sweary way of saying “go away”.

This particular group of people (TRAs) are very fond of making rapey threats towards women - eg/I’m going to choke you with my lady dick etc - along with the more mundane, “kill all TERFs” and so on. See attached image.

This latest delightful phrase fits beautifully with the usual violent language used by TRAs and aimed squarely at women.

I think a good acid test is often whether you’d hear a woman using the phrase. Plenty of women would say “fuck X person”. I can’t think of any woman who would say “fuck X woman with a splintery rolling pin”. It’s deeply violent imagery and even when women are disagreeing strongly with one another, this isn’t the type of language they typically use. Men on the other hand…..we all know they love these types of phrases.

I gave an example of my middle aged colleague who says it. Lots of women say it. I've heard it on TV. It really isnt some rarity for it to be used. You will probably find people saying it on this site and it went unnoticed because it really was a benign comment to express an opinion..

GlovedhandsCecilia · 10/04/2026 07:31

Wearenotborg · 10/04/2026 07:06

Who is making things up? The post is there for all to see.

The interpretation of the post is a creative leap by the irrational and desperate.

RhymesWithOrange · 10/04/2026 07:31

GlovedhandsCecilia · 10/04/2026 07:21

I dont agree that women are inherently vulnerable. I think that breeds misogyny and it isnt how I think of people of my sex. I understand you do feel that but no, I would object to the idea of us needing safeguarding as if we lack capacity as adults just by having a vagina.

Misogyny will always be with us, acknowledging basic biological facts will not change that.

It’s useful to think of vulnerability as situational. So, for example, in a communal changing room where sex-based exclusions are not enforced, a woman will obviously be vulnerable in comparison with a man.

It’s also useful to remember that following safeguarding recommendations and guidelines protects men from false accusations.

Either way, men, however they identify, should stay the hell out of women’s intimate spaces.

GlovedhandsCecilia · 10/04/2026 07:34

Wearenotborg · 10/04/2026 07:08

Why are you defending a man who thinks women should be raped with splintery rolling pins for the crime of saying no to him? In what other scenario would this be acceptable and defensible? If I said “all males with a trans identity need to be castrated with a rusty spoon”. Would that be hate speech or acceptable to you?

We dont commonly have a saying involving castration which means "reject that". We don't have "castrate you" like we have "fuck you". That's what makes it different.

I'd feel differently if someone explicitly said "rape X" or 'rape X with an X", we don't have "rape you" as a colloqualism.

This all centres in the fact that "fuck you/them/him" is something we say and it has never been seen as a rape threat against that person. Very rude? Yes. Rape threat? No

Wearenotborg · 10/04/2026 07:35

GlovedhandsCecilia · 10/04/2026 07:31

The interpretation of the post is a creative leap by the irrational and desperate.

Your posts started off all faux reasonable and “oooh it’s both sides” to this. I always say, give a person enough time and they’ll show their true self. Look, we get it. It’s fine. You believe men can threaten women with rape and it’s fine but any woman not affirming a man’s “identity” is evil, and deranged. Got it.

GlovedhandsCecilia · 10/04/2026 07:35

RhymesWithOrange · 10/04/2026 07:31

Misogyny will always be with us, acknowledging basic biological facts will not change that.

It’s useful to think of vulnerability as situational. So, for example, in a communal changing room where sex-based exclusions are not enforced, a woman will obviously be vulnerable in comparison with a man.

It’s also useful to remember that following safeguarding recommendations and guidelines protects men from false accusations.

Either way, men, however they identify, should stay the hell out of women’s intimate spaces.

I agree with single sex spaces. But not becauae women are vulnerable and men are all dangerous sex predators. Just because we are entitled to privacy and in a shared space, sharing privacy with like-bodied people makes most sense.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 10/04/2026 07:36

SpidersAreShitheads · 10/04/2026 05:29

Just realised I forgot to add the image 🤦🏻‍♀️

I completely agree. Which is why I called it “creative sexual violence imagery”. It’s not the same as saying “Fuck Starmer” or whatever.

Taztoy · 10/04/2026 07:38

This thread has been illuminating.

thanks all.

GlovedhandsCecilia · 10/04/2026 07:39

Wearenotborg · 10/04/2026 07:35

Your posts started off all faux reasonable and “oooh it’s both sides” to this. I always say, give a person enough time and they’ll show their true self. Look, we get it. It’s fine. You believe men can threaten women with rape and it’s fine but any woman not affirming a man’s “identity” is evil, and deranged. Got it.

I dont think "fuck you" is a rape threat. Half the reason ive come to the conclusion about the rationality of sone of you on here is because you try to argue the way you do. I dont agree that the post was a rape threat so continually calling it that to prove your point just leads me to think you don't have one. You just have anger and resentment against Aida. Which is cute and kind of weird but nothing rooted in anything but your emotions.

I went from believing Aida had made reape threats to it being continually thrust in my face, reading the actual post and then seeing you had stretched it being reality. If you never did all that, I'd still believe Aida really did make a rape threat. You see how you fuck things up for yourselves?

ThatCyanCat · 10/04/2026 07:39

I mean, you all see what's going on. To extend a little on what a PP said, literally nobody carefully and honestly considers "both sides" of "do women have knobs" and "should women have single sex changing rooms and rape centres" and concludes that women aren't inherently vulnerable. The existence of such spaces was never a mystery before. It's a trope designed to suggest that the person making the risible claim has come at it from a position of perfect objectivity (and is therefore definitely right) and, as the only fully rational person in the room, has totally impartially concluded that... women aren't inherently vulnerable. Honestly, you do have to laugh.

Anyway, as another PP said, it is all just time wasting and deflection at this point.

IOC, FINNISH STUDY

GlovedhandsCecilia · 10/04/2026 07:40

BettyBooper · 09/04/2026 22:04

How are people banned for posting fake-but-amusing parking threads but a bloke that talks about raping women with a splintery rolling-pin seen as 'oh so hilar' on a women's forum? 🤨

And women getting out their popcorn and saying people are unhinged for pointing it out?

I'm currently on the fence re my view of a ban (I dislike bans generally) but getting popcorn out? Defending the guy? Seriously?

Did the amusement park thread occur on this site?

GlovedhandsCecilia · 10/04/2026 07:43

ThatCyanCat · 10/04/2026 07:39

I mean, you all see what's going on. To extend a little on what a PP said, literally nobody carefully and honestly considers "both sides" of "do women have knobs" and "should women have single sex changing rooms and rape centres" and concludes that women aren't inherently vulnerable. The existence of such spaces was never a mystery before. It's a trope designed to suggest that the person making the risible claim has come at it from a position of perfect objectivity (and is therefore definitely right) and, as the only fully rational person in the room, has totally impartially concluded that... women aren't inherently vulnerable. Honestly, you do have to laugh.

Anyway, as another PP said, it is all just time wasting and deflection at this point.

IOC, FINNISH STUDY

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Women arent inherently vulnerable beings who need safeguarding. I get that you want women to be seen that way, most women do not. We want to be viewed as people with full capacity and the ability to choose things for ourselves. We don't want it to be easier for authority figures to remove our choice on the basis that we are vulnerable and need protection.

I get that some women have been raised to embrace that role - the fragile feminine. Many of us reject it though.

alliumursinum · 10/04/2026 07:44

What amusement park thread @GlovedhandsCecilia ? Betty was talking about amusing but fake parking threads

Taztoy · 10/04/2026 07:46

alliumursinum · 10/04/2026 07:44

What amusement park thread @GlovedhandsCecilia ? Betty was talking about amusing but fake parking threads

I think she fell victim to auto correct

GlovedhandsCecilia · 10/04/2026 07:48

Yep.

GlovedhandsCecilia · 10/04/2026 07:49

So whatever the thread was, was it on here? If so, how is that comparable to a post on a different site?

kiopsd · 10/04/2026 07:57

wow, @GlovedhandsCecilia seems over invested in supporting a poster who has a track record of saying absolutely shocking things about women. In the words of Maya Angelou: when someone shows you who they are, believe them.

GlovedhandsCecilia · 10/04/2026 08:03

kiopsd · 10/04/2026 07:57

wow, @GlovedhandsCecilia seems over invested in supporting a poster who has a track record of saying absolutely shocking things about women. In the words of Maya Angelou: when someone shows you who they are, believe them.

I think some posters here have said absolutely shocking things about women. Additionally, the things people said Aida has said seem to be taken well out of context.

I dont just blindly support any group of women. Women can be wrong too. In this case, I think you all have let your emotions override your rationality when it comes to this subject. You act as barmy as any trans person I've ever encountered on this topic.

SirChenjins · 10/04/2026 08:04

kiopsd · 10/04/2026 07:57

wow, @GlovedhandsCecilia seems over invested in supporting a poster who has a track record of saying absolutely shocking things about women. In the words of Maya Angelou: when someone shows you who they are, believe them.

Quite.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I can't recall Cecelia ever arguing with Aida and his fellow TRAs on here quite so vociferously and for such a long period of time.

Helleofabore · 10/04/2026 08:05

GlovedhandsCecilia · 10/04/2026 07:35

I agree with single sex spaces. But not becauae women are vulnerable and men are all dangerous sex predators. Just because we are entitled to privacy and in a shared space, sharing privacy with like-bodied people makes most sense.

And yet, those spaces have always been segregated due to the need to limit the risk of physical attacks on female people or just intimidation from male people.

Whether you wanted them to be or not, that doesn’t remove one of the most significant reasons for segregated in the first place.

safeguarding has been happening around you and you don’t seem to have understood it or that it is and has been the basis of the policies that have been used for segregation from the first. While you can selectively choose why you agree with a policy, it doesn’t remove the other reasons the policies exist.