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[–]HelloMomo 7 insightful - 1 fun7 insightful - 0 fun8 insightful - 1 fun -  (1 child)

All I can say is that I really do feel like we're reaching a tipping point.

JK Rowling spoke up, Keira Bell won her case, the LGB Alliance got charity status, Abigail Shrier published Irreversible Damage and it became an instant best-seller, Helen Joyce published Trans and it also became an instant best-seller. Think of how recent all these things are! Compare the top gender critical moments of 2018 with the top gender critical moments of 2020, and you'll see a difference. We're in the "darkest before the dawn" phase right now; I know things are still really bad, but the backlash is starting to arrive.

In my darkest moments, I rage about how I'm loosing my youth to the gender madness (and also to covid, but that's another story). I'm as young and hot as I'm ever going to be, and I can't even date anyone because of this bullshit! (Never mind that I'm a socially awkward turtle who probably would have trouble dating in any timeline.) But even in my darkest moments, I never fear this the start of a new dark age. I have no doubts that trans ideology will run itself out. As soon as the public understands what's really going on here, with sterilizing children and putting rapists in women's prisons and whatnot, public opinion is going to dry up. And I think anyone's whose remotely aware of things knows that. That's why Buck Angel and Blaire Whites are the way they are: they both know the backlash is coming, and they're basically trying to do damage control.

Suicide is a permanent solution to temporary problem, and I promise this is temporary. Not temporary in the fast way we'd like, but temporary in the sense of if you let your natural lifespan do its work, you'll outlive this thing.

[–]Kai_Decadence[S] 4 insightful - 1 fun4 insightful - 0 fun5 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

You raise some good points, there has been so much going on when it comes to the trans ideology and slowly the truth of the insanity is coming out and all but it's still gonna take some more push to truly see actual change. I'm really hoping that the rapists being put in women's prisons will be a big turning point. I do get everything you're saying.

I think for me, it's just having to continue on living in lonesome. I lost all the people I ever talked to when I came out in support of JK Rowling and my not believing in transgenderism and it's just been so rough trying to push through live having not much of any people to talk to. Because I'm paranoid to even bother trying to talk and make friends with people these days because I fear that when they learn I don't buy into transgender, they're gonna leave me. Dating has been a crapshoot but to be fair, it's always been a crapshoot for me. It's just overwhelming sometimes, I can't lie but I'm gonna try and hold out and just push through life.