I want to discuss lgballiance with you all

discussionI want to discuss lgballiance with you all

Posted October 27, 2024 by memyselfandi31yrs in LovingWomen

I happened to comment on bev Jo's blog, and bev jo actually commented back, so I decided to add her on Facebook. We had a short chat, and she got me in touch with one of her dear friends. This friend of hers and i had a long discussion on facebook messenger, and she gave me a list of gc radical feminists on youtube I could listen to, and recommended the podcast heterodorx.

She's also part of lgballiance usa. So if anyone's curious, you can go to the lgballiance usa website, and they have events and a schedule. I think on the 3rd Sunday of every month, they do lesbian and bi women's group. You can actually see a schedule with all the happenings, you click on the link of which event you want to be apart of, you register, and then you are basically all set to do zoom meetings with fellow lgb people. I am all set to do my first zoom meeting with lgballiance this November and have already registered.

Bev Jo's dear friend who i got to chat with also recommended a couple of books too. I think I will share the title of those books below. I think lgballiance is the way to go for me personally, because even though there is a pride center where I live, it is trans inclusive. If anyone found out I am a terf, I would probably be doxxed or they could find out where I live and threaten me etc. So it's just too risky for me go to the pride center and be part of that community.

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memyselfandi31yrs [OP]

October 27, 2024

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Book recommendations: The disappearing l:the erasure of lesbian spaces and culture by Bonnie Morris. This book is recommended by bev jo

The queering of corporate america by Carlos ball

GC radical feminists on youtube:

https://m.youtube.com/@SourPatches2077

Meghan Murphy, Sasha White, nina paley, Holly lawford smith, Corinna cohn. Some of these people are de-transitioners. Gender a wider lens is about the therapists aspect of gender dysphoria. And the WDI channel has some good stuff too

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StrawberryCough

October 27, 2024

My favorite young radfem lesbian channel is https://www.youtube.com/@runawaysiren940/videos

Also, just in case you have missed the absolute queen : https://www.youtube.com/@MagdalenBerns

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memyselfandi31yrs [OP]

October 27, 2024

Thank you! I heard about Magdalen berns and I know JK Rowling followed her for years before the trans ideology totally took over the UK.

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Wokeuplate

October 27, 2024

This tribute to Magdalen is amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZQo2pGor7g

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memyselfandi31yrs [OP]

October 27, 2024

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If I remember correctly, she died of a brain tumor. I think she was a fearless soul, and i feel proud of her for standing up to the trans bullies and defending lesbians.

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StrawberryCough

October 28, 2024

😍

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Posted October 27, 2024 by memyselfandi31yrs

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