Emilia Perez TiMs past coming out

HumorEmilia Perez TiMs past coming out

Posted January 31, 2025 by ToNorth in GenderCritical

As nobody will be shocked to hear, he's a racist, with a past of making racist remarks on Twitter(where else). Oof, someone should of told him to wipe his accounts before trying to be some sort of activist trailblazer in Hollywood(lol).

Honestly him and Hunter Schaffer always getting nominated for simply existing as a dudes in a dress is beyond me. They both fucking suck and they're both degenerates( Schaeffer's fucking psycho journal about wanting to be a woman because he loves the idea of being raped and other crap).

Also apparently him maligning his competition is against Oscar rules, like it's actually written they can't make any remark about the competition(ad, tweet, website etc). So we'll see how this is handled. Like the movie's entire nomination should be rescinded otherwise they're showing their ass to the entirety of Hollywood and the public. Do these awards and rules mean anything or not(personally not lol but I want to see how it goes down).

Good ol' Miss MA'AM is also comparing the movie's hate to the Holocaust, because of course he is. 🥴🤡 Your movie was pure shit guy, people just didn't like it, what in the genuine hell does a genocide have to do with it.

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ArmyofMe

January 31, 2025

He’s also really good at posing to hide his body and make the illusion of hips and narrower shoulders. His stylist, who is also a TIM, also gets stuff really structuredand padded. But when he slips up and doesn’t have the angles and structured clothing, his body is so masculine

https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo/hunter-schafer.html?pseudoid=96C0C8EBBF5442FEB9BD11DA15721705&sortBy=relevant&st=9

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YoureKittenMe

February 1, 2025

Is bro seriously wearing a feather over his nipples? Lord.

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Posted January 31, 2025 by ToNorth

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