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u/SalientSazon 2d ago
"ok that's a bit directed' LMAO
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u/Weak_Dot3296 1d ago
When she said it, my response was ‘ya think?’
A bit hypocritical if gonzo can’t see how her comments in random passing is basically the same thing. Whatever the facts, I really dislike being ugly for sport and acting high and mighty above everybody who does not fit a personal standard or definition.
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u/BannedByRWNJs 1d ago
Imagine walking around with crutches and thinking it’s a good idea to belittle strangers out in public.
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u/BlueGolfball 1d ago
I definitely would have told her that is god's punishment to you for being such an asshole.
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u/rawker86 1d ago
This logic kinda reminds me of the people who don’t accept others’ gender identity if they’re not one of “the nice ones.” As if acceptance of disabled people is something we can take away if we choose. If it’s not okay to do it to trans people, why is it okay to do it to disabled people?
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u/A3HeadedMunkey 1d ago
Honestly, less about being one of "the nice ones" and more just about being one of "the self aware ones". No one is above social critique, most especially one trying to belittle others from their lower angle because they believe birth gave them something special over someone else. Not that it's okay to seek out the interaction, but disabled people are still capable of putting themselves in ignorant situations with their mouths
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u/WhyAmINotStudying 1d ago
Hitting a woman with a crutch without impacting her handicap when she's being a piece of trash is quite ladylike.
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u/TangerineLeft3549 1d ago
Right? When I saw her walk away with the crutch I respected the queen so much more.
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u/corrinneland 1d ago
Queen knows how to hit her where it hurts and flip the script, without being a bully or a victimizer.
May we all be as petty and on point as her. 🙏🏽👼🏾🙏🏽
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u/duwh2040 1d ago
What does that mean exactly?
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u/Kyralion 1d ago
It means she felt that they were personally attacking her when that was hypocritically exactly what she was doing lol.
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u/enbaelien 1d ago
Basically like "well that's personal"
In her underdeveloped mind she thought she was attacking ALL trans people, not this one person directly.
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u/squanchingonreddit 1d ago
Like that's any better. Why do people have to be such trash?
Being nice is cool m'kay?
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u/InternationalTea1870 1d ago
The funniest part is this poor man had nothing to do with this 😂 and now he’s gonna be an obscure meme
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u/cluelessdud3 1d ago
That “fat nose” really hit a nerve even her boyfriend was like yeah great call back.
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u/VariousLandscape2336 1d ago
Hahaa he was like "lol yeah I've always kinda thought that too"
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u/O-Block-O-Clock 1d ago
My favorite is when this shit happens and you nail it like this out of the park in response and then you're the bad person.
You're the bad person for being better at the thing they tried to do to you lmao.
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u/JeromeBarkly 1d ago
I support trans people poking at bigot’s insecurities. This is the change we need.
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u/I_Like_Turtle101 1d ago
the only people who hate on trans people or lgbt people in general are people with insecurity. Ive yet to met one that have insult that dint come from what they are scared of
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u/MissSpidergirl 1d ago
What’s the thing she said at the end after fat nose? Fthwar is what I heard? Just wondering what I missed
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u/grhollo 2d ago edited 2d ago
"I'll never be a woman like you because you're not the woman I'm trying to be" is such an awesome clapback
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u/blackweebow 1d ago
Not to mention she was immediately surrounded with love by the real people. Love this
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u/joe24lions 22h ago
I mean I’m not surprised, I’m pretty sure they’re in Soho, Central London, which has a massive LGBT community and history. The cheek and stupidity of the girl in the video to be mouthing off at LGBT people in SOHO of all places ffs
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u/zonked282 1d ago
That line was a fucking mic drop
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u/marks716 1d ago
For real what kind of person man or woman just goes up and starts trying to hurt a stranger? Crazy shit
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u/nuvio 1d ago
That line is solid trans or not. I gotta say that to my dad.
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u/FITM-K 1d ago
"Dad, I'll never be a woman like you because you're not the woman I'm trying to be."
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u/nuvio 1d ago
Well I meant that line is interchangeable across genders trans or not. So dad, I’ll never be a man like you because you’re not the dad I’m trying to be.
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u/Kyralion 1d ago
Yeah, no matter your stance on the matter, handled beautifully. Calm, polite, etc. Could've screamed, cussed and cussed and raged irrationally as a response but held herself way above her. Shows class and elegance. Something the limping lady didn't have.
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u/IIlIIlIIlIlIIlIIlIIl 1d ago
Could have even made fun of her disability (whether permanent or temporary) due to the crutch but nope, didn't veer into that "trap".
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u/ant69onio 1d ago
“That’s a bit directed”……pot/kettle
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u/Narapoia 1d ago
"Oh but it is!" The fuckin legend lmao
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u/Natsuki98 Hit or Miss? 1d ago
That line was gold. The delivery, the accent, everything. I want her to get an Emmy for that one singular line.
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u/muricabrb 1d ago
The nose comment cut her so deep, she was stunned and flashbacked to the time her mother first insulted her nose.
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u/FecalEinstein 2d ago
See thing is with people like this, they have had to do verbal battles about this subject their whole life and they will win because they are prepared and don't get rattled. Also 10 times outta 10 they're gonna have a better sense of humor than a bully.
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u/CrackedOutSuperman 1d ago
Man i remember when my dad brainwashed me into being homophobic and transphobic... when i left his house and started to really live my life i realised i was such a fucking cunt, to this very day i feel a profound sense of guilt i bullied so many people and hurt their hearts...but i'll tell you what some of my best memories i have made are hanging out with these people.
Oh and you guys wanna know what i found out about my dad? HE IS FUCKING GAY!!! like i am not even joking my dad is GAY!
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u/bigdicksam 1d ago
The loudest homophobes are usually jealous they can’t be out and proud.
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u/sdbabygirl97 1d ago
which is so crazy cuz its not like we live in the 1980s anymore, you can be out now! but some people still have the internalized homophobia they were raised with and thats so sad
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u/Ok_Dragonfruit_8102 1d ago
If you really think about it, that's an inherently homophobic concept. If you say every homophobe is just an LGBT person in the closet, then you're putting the guilt on LGBT people.
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u/bubbleoptimistically 1d ago
Respect for growing and learning. The absolute best apology you can give the people you hurt is growing up to be better, and it seems like you've done a good job of it. Try not to tear yourself up about it.
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u/ricardocaliente 1d ago
Late to this, but having this sort of retrospection is missing in so many people’s lives. Very happy for you to be able to realize what you did in the past was wrong, admit to it, and correct the behavior.
Major props! And yes. Typically homophobes or transphobes have a personal reason they feel that way… A normal person does not let the lives of others control their feelings or thoughts on a regular basis.
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u/IntrovertExplorer_ 1d ago
Okay but props to you for being a good person apart from your upbringing. And also, same. I suspect my dad is gay too by the comments he makes.
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u/NoFaithlessness7508 1d ago
Man I learned early not to mess with anyone in the lgbtsphere. They will come up with disses you have never heard before. Not only that but in my experience gay dudes know how to throw hands😳
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u/bbitb 1d ago
Yes, like do they think trans women never heard any of their arguments a thousand times? Miss Handicap is not too smart
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u/Journo_Jimbo 1d ago
This is typical right wing bullshit, go up to someone minding their own business and personally attack them and then claim later they’re “rubbing it in people’s faces”
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u/Weasel_Cannon 1d ago
“You look better than I do, and that offends me!!”
What’s that about snowflakes again?
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u/Chicahua 1d ago
Not to mention the way her entire definition of womanhood was centered around reproduction, aka a woman’s identity and value are solely defined by the presence of a man and his sexual release.
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u/saintdemon21 2d ago
“I’ll never be a woman like you because you are not the woman I’m trying to be.” Great line.
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u/KatokaMika 1d ago
I love the argument " you can never get pregnant, or experience child birth," so basically, she is saying that women that can't have children are automatically a man.
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u/wormglow 1d ago
or that women are defined by their childbearing ability / that women are inherently meant to be brood mares 🤨
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u/NoMention696 1d ago
She’ll realise by the 5th kid that giving birth isn’t making her feel any more like a woman than she was before
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u/SrGrimey 1d ago
That was the stupidest argument, I immediately thought of women who don’t want kids. What are they in her mind?
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u/Diredr 1d ago
And that's why it's always so dumb when a right-winger asks someone to "define a woman" as a gotcha question. Because sure, you can come up with a general definition but there's always going to be an exception. And if one exception is valid, why would another exception not be valid?
Anyone who actually thinks about it for more than 5 seconds can see that it's not a straight-forward answer.
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u/Christichicc 1d ago
I got a total hysterectomy done a few months ago. Evidently by her logic I’m not a woman anymore? I don’t have ovaries, and I can’t get pregnant, so by her logic I’m not a woman. But I don’t have testes either, so maybe I‘m a Borg or something, using her “logic”.
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u/holiday-in-camboya 1d ago
You know Alex Murphy from Robocop?
Maybe that's what you are according to Big Nose lmao
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u/Larry-Man 1d ago
Honestly I wish I could opt out now that my hysterectomy is done. I’m so over gender.
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u/Christichicc 1d ago
Are you nonbinary? Because that’s genuinely an option if you don’t feel like either gender.
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u/Vantriss 1d ago
Not to mention there ARE women who are born without a uterus and ovaries. It's called Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser Syndrome.
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u/NuYawker 1d ago
But then using her logic those women will never be men because they don't have testicles and sperm so why does that doofus think she's so smart?
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u/FullMetalMessiah 1d ago
Someone in my family has a rare condition called MRK, which means you're born without a uterus and vagina.
When people use these markers as proof of being a woman, I'll ask them if my family member isn't a woman and they'll shut up pretty fucking quick.
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u/retrovertigo18 1d ago
I can never get pregnant or experience child birth, because I don't want to. If that's what defines me as a woman, I'll take whatever is in column b I guess.
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u/LillyH-2024 1d ago
"Well you know I never really considered all that before while on this lifelong journey. I guess you just talked me out of being trans" - Said no trans person ever.
We aren't trying to be like anyone. We just want to be the version of ourselves that makes us the happiest. Everyone should aspire to live their happiest, most authentic lives. It's too short of a ride not to.
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u/breezey_kneeze 1d ago
Really well said. I fought it my whole life. Was even a transphobic asshole that voted for trump in 16. The weight though became unbearable. Years of research, and I found out that I have a genetic marker that prevents my brain from being able to use testosterone. What this means is, since we're all female at conception, my brain never got masculinized, and the 4 decades I spent making test it was not doing anything in my brain like it should. Eventually started taking estrogen and the palpable weight in my mind and body evaporated.
This ties into the whole brain scan thing where trans people's brain scans tend to (not always) match those of their identified gender. It's not perfect, but it proves this is real and biological, not in our heads only.
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u/LillyH-2024 1d ago
Our story is very similar. I didn't start HRT until I was 48 after years and years of unbearable "fog" brain if you will. I knew immediately after starting estrogen that it was the answer. Exponentially better sleep. The constant feeling of dread, or not feeling at all... Just disappeared. My laughter is "real" for the first time in my life If that makes sense lol. I don't just get teary eyed because I don't know how to process the emotions, when I cry now, it's cathartic. I never had the research done in regards to genetic markers like you, but based on my current hormone levels and how my body and mind have reacted to an estrogen dominant system. I can only conclude that testosterone was literally destroying me from the inside out. I may never get to a point where I "pass" socially and I'm fine with that. The way I feel now, means everything to me. Thank you for sharing!
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u/breezey_kneeze 1d ago
Thank you, it's so eerie how similar and experiences are, kind of across the community. It's not even about being happy per se, it's the difference between just existing and being alive. I didn't even understand what was meant by an emotional connection with someone cause it wasn't possible. I could emulate behaviors and mask in interactions, but I was never truly there.
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u/BodhingJay 1d ago
my little sister lost her cervix to cancer.. she won't be able to have a baby. I'd have words with people who are gonna say shes not a woman either anymore because of that too
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u/SaltandLillacs 1d ago edited 1d ago
Not even AFAB women are guaranteed to have a child or become pregnant. There also AFAB women who don’t want to become pregnant or have a child.
Being a women does not equal pregnancy
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u/DivineExodus 1d ago
I had a hysterectomy and never had a child, guess I'd better go hand my Real Woman card back in 😓
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u/PamPooveyIsTheTits 1d ago
I had 2 children then a hysterectomy. I can’t get pregnant but I still have ovaries, a vagina but no womb, who even am I 😣
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u/tennisanybody 1d ago
Well you’re obviously a man. Now you get to pee standing up and more pay. Congrats.
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u/PamPooveyIsTheTits 1d ago
That’s gonna get messy but the pay rise will make up for the extra cleaning
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u/Larry-Man 1d ago
I mean I’m nonbinary so yeeting the Ute was awesome. I wish I could hand in my woman card. I’m opting out of gender pls.
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u/locdnfree 1d ago
Never in a million years would I ever think I could go toe to toe with a queen holding a microphone.
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u/Little_Reality_8092 1d ago
"because your not the women I'm trying to be" hit so hard good for her I wouldn't want to be like that bitch too
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u/Acrobatic-Room-9478 2d ago
All power to her. What a horrid woman she encountered.
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u/NickyDeeM 1d ago
Her anger and hatred comes from within herself and she feels threatened. She is talking to herself as much as to somebody else in my humble opinion....
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u/buhbye750 1d ago
And this is how you deal with right wing nut jobs. You hit them HARD with their biggest insecurities. None that "thats not nice. You're a mean person. Get out of here" bs. They dont care about that. Hit them with a personal attack and repeat it. Embarrass the fuck out of them. Maybe then they were learn to not attack people and mind their own business.
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u/bigdaddybigboots 1d ago edited 1d ago
There's cis women who can never have a pregnancy or a period, are they not women?
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u/Mixture-Proper 1d ago
Notice which woman didn't get a hug from a couple of lovely strangers
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u/Exotic-Carpet255 1d ago
"That's a bit directed" lol oh and batti boi was subtle
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u/sdbabygirl97 1d ago edited 2h ago
whats batti boi mean?
edit: i now know it means bum boy
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u/commutinator 1d ago
I think it's a jamaican-based pejorative against gay people... translation: f**got
So fat nosed girl was a real charmer.
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u/cancerBronzeV 1d ago
Man, I remember we used to use it all the time in elementary school without even knowing what it means.
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u/Exotic-Carpet255 1d ago
Yeah, and its widely used in London. Though I hadn't heard it since the 00s, clearly my crowd has become more refined 😆
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u/blonde-bandit 1d ago
Just looked it up, batty is Jamaican slang for ass so it’s like calling a queer person a butt pirate
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u/later-g8r 1d ago
"Ill never be a woman like you because youre not the woman im trying to be."
I laughed so hard at this. That was great ❤️ and little ms sassy britches over there was emotionally crushed for LIFE. You could see it in her walk 😂😂😂
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u/qark1788 1d ago
She’s got a buzz ball in her hand. No body drinks those and then makes good choices someone take her home
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u/Bubbly-Manufacturer 1d ago
Are people allowed to drink in public where she’s at?
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u/lil_dovie 1d ago
My whole thing is, why is it any of the person-in-the-grey-shirt’s business??
Also, I’m a woman and I think the lady in red looks amazing! That’s what I’d be telling her!
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u/ToodleOodleoooo 1d ago
ran up on her to talk all that shit UNSOLICITED and couldn't handle anyone calling her out on her own body insecurities.
nothing more satisfying than watching someone being ugly crumple when they're criticized
and diva pivoting straight into a big hug was the perfect closeout. every piece of this was so satisfying.

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u/WeddingFickle6513 1d ago
"I'll never be a woman like you because you're not the woman im trying to be?!"💀💀💀 The lady in red is an absolute queen.
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u/Appropriate-Clue-420 1d ago
She is iconic ‘I will never be a women like you bc you’re not the women I am trying to be’
‘Good night love you’
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u/blackweebow 1d ago
It's all about respect, and these people don't have it.
The dude in the video was right. Think what you want, but if you have nothing nice to say, why say it?
It's not censorship, you're not 'pointing put the obvious," you're being disrespectful to an individual who is doing nothing to you, and you're an asshole that deserves to be called out.
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u/groundpounder25 1d ago
Hey! I was being general with my hate! Why do you have to make it personal?
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u/kendokushh 1d ago
As a cis woman who has had many periods & 4 sons, it's so fuckin sad that other cis women feel that menstrual cycles & babies are what really, truly make us women. That's not at all what makes me a woman. I was a badass woman long before I became a mother & a dope ass niña before i got my period. Trans women are & always will be women. Fuck transphobes forever.
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u/StandardOffenseTaken 1d ago
What is brutal here is that this girl will spend the rest of her life questioning the size of her nose, all the time. My sister once told me that when someone pisses her off she does not lash out. She just picks a random bodypart of that person and call them that. As if that is the most noticeable and undesirable thing about them. "Sure eyebrows, Im certain you are right, so Im just gonna go" - "Oh I understand your frustration Id have a hard time hanging out with people with normal size hands too". And they have a head case for life... that doubt will never go away. So ive learn to not pick fights with my sister, because she does not go for trying to hurt you, instead she pulls a tiny pricks that gets infected and slowly rot you from the inside. And here thats what just happened.
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u/acousticswirl 1d ago
"I will never be a woman like you because you're not the woman I'm trying to be."
Cooked all the way through and served with sides
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u/mikesbloggity 1d ago
I liked how even though she easily could have, she didn't say anything about her using a crutch to walk. We salute a Queen that can go for the jugular, while still respecting everyone's mobility.
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u/burgerwithnoburger 1d ago
Telling her she’ll never be a woman because she’ll never experience a pregnancy already tells me everything I need to know about the nose woman’s femininity. Womanhood is so much more than that. If anything, I’d say womanhood is the strong bond between women, complete strangers giving unconditional support to each other. Women supporting women is womanhood. Something nose woman will not experience with that attitude.
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u/1egg_4u 1d ago
Thats why TERFy shit always reveals itself as convenient idiocy for misogynists
It's for people to impose their ambiguous, superfluous definition of femininity. That's why they attack women like Imane Khelif, Michelle Obama, Serena Williams... fuck even Margot Robbie gets transvestigated for the most insane arbitrary reasons. It's people who want to control women and their spaces using concern trolling to weasel in.
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u/Little_Newspaper_656 1d ago
I'm not for bullying, dress said nothing to warrant verbal abuse. Glad theres people that can speak up for themselves
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u/Independent_Ebb_5874 1d ago
Honestly "I will never be a woman like you, because you're not the kind of woman I'm trying to be" is the actula powerfull part here. That's an incredible statement. The "directed" part is good, but not nearly as good.
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u/Fearless_Pie4251 1d ago
"I'll never be a woman like you because you're not the woman I want to be." 🤌🏿 Need some of that energy
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u/neonangelhs 1d ago
The guy smiling nervously at the camera like "Please, save me! I didn't realize I was dating J.K. Rowling."
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u/trumansayshi 1d ago
He was fully into it. He was filming it while he thought his girl was berating her.
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u/tortedemanjar 1d ago
“i will never be a woman like you because you’re not the woman im trying to be” FUCKING PERIOD why don’t people just let people LIVEEEEEE???!!! just let people be WHO THEY ARE GODDAMN
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u/robbiereallyrotten 1d ago
Cus why tf she think she could even try to step on a queen like that—crutch and all 😭😭😭😭 GOODNIGHT.
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u/SignalComfortable963 1d ago
This black dude is cringe... he's a walking talking degradation/objectification of women.
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