Help me build an iceberg meme for Peaking!

HumorHelp me build an iceberg meme for Peaking!

Posted October 11, 2024 by Anaktorias_Secret in GenderCritical

Hey guys, hope your Friday is doing great!

I was thinking about the iceberg meme and was wondering whether anyone has made one for peaking. The iceberg meme talks about topics where what appears above water is only a small fraction of the truth of what's going on, and things become truer and bigger the deeper you go. This is perfect for representing the gender critical experience of peaking. I realized I can just consult the best community for this :) and build one together both for fun and as a resource!

So I am looking for suggestions on terms, people, events that could go onto the iceberg, and where you guys think it is most adequate for them to go. Please feel absolutely free to bring up stuff from your own peaking journey! Podcasts, public figures, reports, statistics, anything.

Also please feel free to vote/debate for what tier some of the big terms belong to. I'm giving some examples below.

I'm planning on 4 tiers:

0 Tier: Above water, that which is mainstream and more obvious to everybody, like JK Rowling, the bathroom debate, and famous trans people and detransitioners
-1 Tier: Right below water, less mainstream and a little controversial but not too unknown. Maybe I'd put things like the CAS review there, and "lesbian" Reddit actuallesbians, the word TERF, LGB alliance
-2 Tier: More obscure things we start to notice right before or after peaking (maybe discovering about AGP?), some niche icons like Magdalen Berns
-3 Tier: The really deep stuff like big pharma, health and social neglect of gay and autistic people, activists, Foucalt/Judith Butler, homophobia, idk. Basically the deepest most niche things that you can only share with ovarit users knowing they will accept and understand but can't really elsewhere

With your suggestions I will make the meme and post it here.

Enjoy!

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MaryDyer

October 11, 2024

-The fact that 50% of incarcerated TIMs are in for violent sex crimes, and that that statistic is pretty much consistent across multiple countries/states.

-The fact that roughly 70% of the victims of TIMs are females between 4-14, with adult females being the second most victimized group (keep in mind this number is based on my own analysis of data that I’ve been collecting from Reduxx articles)

-The violent ideations and actions demonstrated time and again by TRAs towards anyone who voices dissent, women in particular

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