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DiscussionHas anyone ever noticed how cultish trans ideology seems?
Posted February 4, 2025 by frostcake in GenderCritical

I haven’t been on this platform for a short while but I wanted to discuss something that I find to be alarming.

I can barely even step a foot onto my Twitter feed without seeing some post along the lines of this sort of phrases/words “t4t yaoi/yuri kys transfem, tmasc, etc.” I don’t even use the platform anymore because I find it to be stressful for myself.

Why is it that trans is the most controversial topic out there? I’ve seen completely civilized conversations about race, international relations, and even sexism but barely anyone can stand from a logical standpoint. I don’t think they (‘trans’ kids) should be dead, but I also don’t think they should continue feeding into their delusional beliefs that our society internalized them to have and enable.

Whenever I see a sane person say on xitter “just because I feel neutral or don’t really have a favor towards xyz” most of the replies from TRAs (especially young ones within the 12-17 range) there’s always someone saying “SHUT UPPPP” or sending death threats or completely disregarding their argument and assuming it’s based off of hate. Twitter kids act like they’re all mighty for teaming against eachother, but I find it to be pathetic at the most if their only argument is “trans people have completely non delusional identities and any questioning views should not be brought up, the movement is 1000% perfect and the problem is you” I have completely lost interest in talking to these people, every single year they become worse and worse. When transgender was introduced into fandoms, I was fine as to be fair, (I was a little kid) but then they introduced neopronouns, eventually it got normalized, now transmasc butch lesbians, turning straight ships lesbian because they like the idea of said popular male character being seen as a woman more than any better fitting female character, every time new shit gets introduced, people start to become more aggressive. It’s like a barrel of toxic waste being poured onto land, over time the animals adapt to the strange substance, sometimes even needing it survive. (I don’t know if this is scientifically accurate but I’m using this as a figurative analogy)

Sometimes I feel fully convinced that I’m losing my mind, but am I really? Would it be fair to face all of that harassment over a made up character and be socially excluded, all while some of these people are claiming to have disorders that you were professionally diagnosed with, yet showing no signs of struggle and playing it off as a funny little label game? Would it be funny to have these people laughing in your face like 5 year olds while you’re struggling with the issues that you have, yet not knowing who to tell because you’re scared to make friends after the fear they instilled in you?

I don’t want to be worrying about whether or not my siblings or cousins will believe in this cultish ideology. I am not detrans but I believe that there must be a direct correlation between mental illnesses and transgenderism. I don’t want any more kids to be thrown into psychiatric care like me in result of these communities glamorizing self harm and many other horrible things. Instead of worrying about healing myself, I was scared I wouldn’t be considered ‘valid’ if I didn’t cut deep enough. I don’t want other people to be so convinced that they had disorders, it slowly begins to come true. I wish more people were informed of how life destroying a community like this could be. If I didn’t know about fandoms or trans at all, most likely I would be living a regular life.

Why is it that more people are dying, America is becoming more illiterate, psychiatric hospitals are proven to be inhumane, but people care more about what set of pronouns they’re called. All of this made up nonsense is utter bullshit. We need to wake up.

Detransitioners have it hard. From a young age they were isolated and taught that they needed to change their physical characteristics under the knife. Trans community is aware of their experiences, instead of helping them and understanding them, they are scared that their reputation is ruined more.

There is not much of a wonder as to why so many of TIPs are autistic. Oftentimes, autistic people do not feel a certain “gender” and many of autistic women and girls fall down the rabbit hole because of their lack of connection of adherence to social norms. Autistic people also tend to communicate with eachother more than they do to non-autistic peers. Autistic people are also more likely to be involved with fandoms, which in that case a bunch of fandoms are filled to the brim with TIPs. I am autistic myself, and even being trans felt like a social pressure alike to acting like one of the “popular girls” I never felt connection to this however, so I was as I was.

I’m sorry if this post has a bunch of word repetition, I do not write essays well but I try hard to express my opinions in the most genuine way.

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