Welcome to my new favorite transgender vlogger, Maya, whose most attractive feature is she’s so God damned chilled. In this video she talks about some embarrassing things that have happened to her since starting her transition. Compared to some of her peers it’s pretty tame stuff but that’s why it’s charming… no sensationalism… just a cool, intelligent girl ýou’d like to hangout with. Are you a fan… tell me your opinion.
This video really put transphobic trolling into perspective for me. We sometimes get annoyed here at the obsessive fetishists trying to spam us with their fetish theory, but Princess Joules has to deal with HATE. I mean… real hate. I really just can’t believe these people exist.
Debunking the transgender myth As a philosopher and a linguist I find it fascinating some of the statements transgender people make; for example: “I was born male but I identify as female.” When I hear such words my mind immediatly forms that most basic of human responses ‘Why?’ Because I just don’t get it. Imagine a snooker table with talking balls. The pink ball starts to tell you that he identifies as a blue ball. You would tell him that this is patently ridiculous because by its very nature – a blue ball is blue, and this ball is pink. It is equally absurd for a man to claim to be a woman. Or to identify as a woman. The very word ‘identify’ is to note and observe a series of characteristics which allow us to label something as belonging to a category. For example… you see a flying animal…
How’s your Spanish, guys? Well, don’t worry because I’ll soon be publishing a course for beginners. In the meantime have a little look at the incredible story of a mother who has three transgender daughters.
A quick video about a beautiful woman who is constantly stopped in the street and told she looks like Kim Kardashian. Which famous girl do you look like? What I can’t work out though is if this is the same transgender woman or there just happens to be another transgirl who looks like Kim.
SO, you’re attractive, you’re young, you’re transgender…BUT YOU’S BROKER THAN A BAG LADY! How you gonna pay those medical expenses, girl? Well, here’s one soloution…get a sugar daddy. In this video you can watch yow one young transwoman chose to ‘befriend’ an older man on the understanding he gets his wallet out. People might rush to judgement but let’s face it – you gotta do what you gotta do. Here’s a different soloution: modelling. Problem is that both soloutions require being beautiful! And while we’re talking about the price of surgeries, here’s a transwoman who’s spent 250,000 dollars?
I would like to share a video that makes me very uncomfortable. Here we have a chat show where they are discussing if Jenner should have won the Arthur Ashe courage award. A right wing agitator deliberately refers to another transgender guest as ´sir´. She responds by threatening him… “You cut that out now or you’ll go home in an ambulance.” I really am interested to know your opinion about this incident. Is Zoe Tur valiantly defending trans-rights or proving that once a man always a man? What is the appropriate response?
What is a transition sceptic? A transition sceptic is a transgender person who accepts and supports the right to transition but is sceptical that it would actually cure their own gender dysphoria. Transition scepticism is an extremely important development in transgender thought because the accepted wisdom has always been that transition will cure or reduce dysphoria…when in fact – in some cases – it can make it worse. Third Way Trans (a detransitioner) brilliantly captures such thinking in his new video. Speaking of transition he says… “But there were things that were still wrong afterwards…like the whole point was that this is supposed to cure your dysphoria and what I found was it didn’t actually do that. I just became more uncomfortable with different parts of my body…like my big hands and strong jawline.” Transition is perfect for some transwomen. However, that it is not the best treatment for some…
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