Hi all.
So I'm quite into internet culture and as such come across trends and I've noticed the community are turning against those they deem to be adopting a trans identity for nefarious purposes. (to get into women's spaces/to cause a fuss/gain attention/fulfil some personal sexual fantasy)
People like Lily Tino, who if you don’t know, he is known for spending a lot of time on TikTok with pigtails, bright lipstick, and girly dresses going to restaurants then feigning appetite-eradicating upset upon being called Sir by the poor staff who work for tips, and hinting that he would ruin their livelihood whilst proclaiming ‘it's fine’. ( TL:DR, he gaslights people for fun)
People like him, the trans rights community say, are ‘not really trans’ and ‘just pretending to be trans’. This is happening more and more and would have applied to people like Jessica Yaniv in the past.
And I invariably point out that in fact he is ‘not really A WOMAN' and is ‘pretending to be WOMAN’ and ask ‘how come you say 'he's not trans' and not 'he's not a woman'?’ I have never received a reply to my comments or questions.
Of course they cannot point this out because this exposes the entire thing. They're all pretending to be women and none of them are women. Isn't it telling that on criticising some of the men doing this they never, ever point this out?
It can wake up readers and even trans activists themselves. They're seeing the consequences of their own ideology and it's biting them in the butt and peaking everyone.
And I think this is an important question to ask and thing to point out and that you should all do this too.