Is it just me or is it really annoying that men dressed up as hyper-feminine women is celebrated but when biological women embrace their god-given feminine attributes we are told to “chill out” or mocked/not taken seriously because we are acting like a “stereotype.” It seems like women and young girls are pressured to present themselves more like men/boys because being a “typical” girl or girlie-girl is hardly cool in today’s backwards society-yet, these adult MEN are praised for doing the same thing. People roll their eyes at girls who want to be princesses yet if a grown ass man were to dress up as one they’d probably build him a castle.
The guy with the beard is downright scary. Does anyone remember being scared of clowns at kids parties? My kids were. Anyway the beard guy is scarier than any of those and I'm astonished that any parents would think that would be a good idea for him to be reading books to their children. It got me thinking about pantomime dames. These were usually played by men in drag and more often than not were the subject of mockery and ridicule as part of the pantomime of course.
Apart from that, the main point for me was how utterly hypocritical those trans activist are. Free speech apparently only applies to people they agree with and attacking the author for hate speech when they are the ones spouting hate.
If I understand correctly TPL has supported you, if so then good for them.
Is it just me or is it really annoying that men dressed up as hyper-feminine women is celebrated but when biological women embrace their god-given feminine attributes we are told to “chill out” or mocked/not taken seriously because we are acting like a “stereotype.” It seems like women and young girls are pressured to present themselves more like men/boys because being a “typical” girl or girlie-girl is hardly cool in today’s backwards society-yet, these adult MEN are praised for doing the same thing. People roll their eyes at girls who want to be princesses yet if a grown ass man were to dress up as one they’d probably build him a castle.
The guy with the beard is downright scary. Does anyone remember being scared of clowns at kids parties? My kids were. Anyway the beard guy is scarier than any of those and I'm astonished that any parents would think that would be a good idea for him to be reading books to their children. It got me thinking about pantomime dames. These were usually played by men in drag and more often than not were the subject of mockery and ridicule as part of the pantomime of course.
Apart from that, the main point for me was how utterly hypocritical those trans activist are. Free speech apparently only applies to people they agree with and attacking the author for hate speech when they are the ones spouting hate.
If I understand correctly TPL has supported you, if so then good for them.