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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

“Why are TERFs so well organized compared to us?”

480 replies

TheIsleOfTERF · 05/05/2025 16:56

https://www.reddit.com/r/transgenderUK/s/iQskn15N11

For anyone interested on theories of how TERF Island has come to be!

Get the bingo board out as it has all the classics!

-Housewives
-Lonely
-Jealous
-Funded by the right wing

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MyrtleLion · 06/05/2025 17:41

TheOtherRaven · 06/05/2025 17:40

I am fairly certain that at least one of the steps involves icing a lemon drizzle cake.

This! It's why I failed my first initiation.

Boiledbeetle · 06/05/2025 17:41

TheOtherRaven · 06/05/2025 17:40

I am fairly certain that at least one of the steps involves icing a lemon drizzle cake.

That's the one I struggle with to be honest! Tryng to overcome the urge to run away from the lemon drizzle cake is sometimes just too much.

DeanElderberry · 06/05/2025 18:02

Don't worry @Boiledbeetle , I'll make sure that the lemon drizzle cake cannot harm you or anyone else in any way. (It will be proper Bluestocking-style gluten-free I presume?)

Boiledbeetle · 06/05/2025 18:08

DeanElderberry · 06/05/2025 18:02

Don't worry @Boiledbeetle , I'll make sure that the lemon drizzle cake cannot harm you or anyone else in any way. (It will be proper Bluestocking-style gluten-free I presume?)

It just needs to be lemon free!

MyrtleLion · 06/05/2025 18:10

Boiledbeetle · 06/05/2025 18:08

It just needs to be lemon free!

Could another citrus be substituted? Or are we talking plain Victoria sponge?

DeanElderberry · 06/05/2025 18:13

One of the of the delis in town does a gluten-free orange drizzle cake that is excellent, also a chocolate cake and a classic ldc. I don't enter the shop too often.

Boiledbeetle · 06/05/2025 18:14

MyrtleLion · 06/05/2025 18:10

Could another citrus be substituted? Or are we talking plain Victoria sponge?

So, 49 lemon drizzle cakes for the rest of the cell and 1 Victoria sponge identifying as a lemon drizzle cake.

I'll place the order and ask the gerbils to also make half a dozen of the lemon drizzle cakes gluten free.

PonyPatter44 · 06/05/2025 18:14

Isnt a lemon drizzle cake without the lemon just a glazed madeira cake? Nothing wrong with that of course. I made a Toblerone cheesecake the other week...it was very well-received.

Boiledbeetle · 06/05/2025 18:15

PonyPatter44 · 06/05/2025 18:14

Isnt a lemon drizzle cake without the lemon just a glazed madeira cake? Nothing wrong with that of course. I made a Toblerone cheesecake the other week...it was very well-received.

Never mind the lemon drizzle... Tell me more about Toblerone cheesecake

Waitwhat23 · 06/05/2025 18:19

I have discovered the recipe for Nigella's Chocolate and Coffee cake in recent months (after realising I had no walnuts to make a birthday Coffee and Walnut cake as usual).

It is sublime.

ArabellaScott · 06/05/2025 18:20

Boiledbeetle · 06/05/2025 18:14

So, 49 lemon drizzle cakes for the rest of the cell and 1 Victoria sponge identifying as a lemon drizzle cake.

I'll place the order and ask the gerbils to also make half a dozen of the lemon drizzle cakes gluten free.

Youre going to need a gant chart.

Terfs love a gant chart. And nice pens.

DeanElderberry · 06/05/2025 18:21

It might be too sweet. Which reminds me, I found the little knitted chick a fellow cell member crafter I know made to raise money for a good cause at Easter. It encloses a chocolate creme egg. Nasty things, but I suppose it would be wrong to waste food.

ProfessorFellatioHornblower · 06/05/2025 18:24

See this is exactly why half of the Aston data scrape had to be abandoned, because threads veered off into recipes and japes.

DeanElderberry · 06/05/2025 18:25

I hope someone will protect me from the Gantt chart. I'm afeared of Gantt charts. I'll do anything you want, produce anything you need, on time and within if not under budget but NO CHARTS.

KnottyAuty · 06/05/2025 18:39

ArabellaScott · 06/05/2025 18:20

Youre going to need a gant chart.

Terfs love a gant chart. And nice pens.

Now you're talking!
Is there a specific fetish term for this please?

selffellatingouroborosofhate · 06/05/2025 18:44

TheIsleOfTERF · 05/05/2025 20:31

This one:

“Most trans people are working class, poor, struggle with employment, people of colour etc and TERFs are almost 100% middle class white women funded by an extremely rich middle class white woman (no, she was never working class, she just lived with a rich relative at one point) and rich hate orgs like the Heritage Foundation. Money and privilege get you extremely far. They have far fewer people than us but they're funded by millionaires and billionaires and were passing around the same £10 to help other trans people eat and have a roof over their heads

They're also very single issue and more tolerant of intolerance. I won't be friends with white supremacist 4channers just because they're trans, TERFs have no such issues with their nazi bedmates (see: KJK)”

They're also very single issue and more tolerant of intolerance.

Single-issue campaigning gets shit done. Every time you add another stance to your group, you risk alienating people.

I won't be friends with white supremacist 4channers just because they're trans,

You don't have to be "friends" with someone to form a strategic alliance with them about a single issue.

Boiledbeetle · 06/05/2025 18:51

ArabellaScott · 06/05/2025 18:20

Youre going to need a gant chart.

Terfs love a gant chart. And nice pens.

I see the gerbils have very wisely opted to bake more than required. Although I notice there is no time dedicated to the drizzling on the lemon drizzle cakes.

I'll tell Gladys she needs to redo the gantt chart.

“Why are TERFs so well organized compared to us?”
“Why are TERFs so well organized compared to us?”
Igneococcus · 06/05/2025 18:55

I have loads of rhubarb, I could make my rhubarb meringue cake, it's always very popular.

ArabellaScott · 06/05/2025 18:55

KnottyAuty · 06/05/2025 18:39

Now you're talking!
Is there a specific fetish term for this please?

Gantphilia.

Little known fact that 'gc' actually stands for 'gant chart'.

TwoLoonsAndASprout · 06/05/2025 18:57

Igneococcus · 06/05/2025 18:55

I have loads of rhubarb, I could make my rhubarb meringue cake, it's always very popular.

Re-ci-pe, re-ci-pe!

ArabellaScott · 06/05/2025 18:57

Also BDSM stands for Brainstorm, Delegate, Strategise and Manouevre.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 06/05/2025 19:05

TwoLoonsAndASprout · 06/05/2025 18:57

Re-ci-pe, re-ci-pe!

I have some rhubarb too, second this!

Slothtoes · 06/05/2025 19:11

rhubarb meringue! Where has this been all my life

Igneococcus · 06/05/2025 19:12

TwoLoonsAndASprout · 06/05/2025 18:57

Re-ci-pe, re-ci-pe!

Right, this is a German recipe so it's for 28 cm diameter springform, you can put it into a slightly smaller one too:
100 g butter
100 g sugar
some vanilla essence
3 egg yolks
150 g flour
55 g starch , any type will be fine
1.5 tsp baking powder

Cream butter and sugar, add egg yolks, add flour, starch and baking powder, put into the bottom of a baking paper lined springform. This isn't a soft batter, I press it into the baking tray with my hands. It will be nice and fluffy once baked nevertheless.
Arrange a layer of peeled rhubarb on top. Works well with other tart fruit too, gooseberries for example.

3 egg whites
pinch of salt
150 g sugar (my mum always used half caster and half icing, not sure why, it works with either one)

Beat egg whites with salt until stiff, carefully add sugar, pile the meringue mix on top of the rhubarb.
Bake at 160 C for at least 80 min, you can prop the door slightly open for the last 20 min to let any steam escape so that the meringue can crisp up.
Best eaten fresh.

TwoLoonsAndASprout · 06/05/2025 19:13

Igneococcus · 06/05/2025 19:12

Right, this is a German recipe so it's for 28 cm diameter springform, you can put it into a slightly smaller one too:
100 g butter
100 g sugar
some vanilla essence
3 egg yolks
150 g flour
55 g starch , any type will be fine
1.5 tsp baking powder

Cream butter and sugar, add egg yolks, add flour, starch and baking powder, put into the bottom of a baking paper lined springform. This isn't a soft batter, I press it into the baking tray with my hands. It will be nice and fluffy once baked nevertheless.
Arrange a layer of peeled rhubarb on top. Works well with other tart fruit too, gooseberries for example.

3 egg whites
pinch of salt
150 g sugar (my mum always used half caster and half icing, not sure why, it works with either one)

Beat egg whites with salt until stiff, carefully add sugar, pile the meringue mix on top of the rhubarb.
Bake at 160 C for at least 80 min, you can prop the door slightly open for the last 20 min to let any steam escape so that the meringue can crisp up.
Best eaten fresh.

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