Anonymous #2 20w

That litterally it

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Anonymous #1 20w

girl this is an openttd philadelphian k hole japanese tatami mat TRANSBIAN she is In the k hole and i know because she is oomf.

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Anonymous #3 20w

oh. i don't really understand then

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Anonymous #2 20w

A lot of times trans ppl will use a picrew for their pfp to show their transition goal or otherwise stylized picture of themself. I’m getting the impression this is either a dig at the watered down progressivism that crops up in white communities sometimes or thinly-veiled accusation that they’re a bot and using picrew to avoid the “no pfp” problem.

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Idk if its implying theyre children so much as its implying that trans men are sensitive and think femboy is a slur. Compared to “chad” trans women who say slurs regularly

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this is the first of I’ve heard of it. after looking it up, I’m even more lost so I’ll just excuse myself from this thread LMFAO

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Yeah im a stoner but im not big on encouraging illegal drugs and shit. And im a trans woman

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i'd argue it has pretty significant medical use, it's used in anesthesia (especially for kids), severe and/or chronic pain management, and a variety of mental health diagnoses. as someone who's done more than one course of ketamine therapy i actually think it's reputation as a party drug is kind of insane because it causes significant impairment even at fairly low doses

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i had to pee really bad directly after an infusion once and even on antiemetics i got motion sickness from literally standing up 😭 obviously that was a higher dose than ppl do at the clurb but like. if moving my eyes made me nauseous i cannot imagine trying to dance or socialize on K, genuinely baffling to me

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Anonymous #11 20w

anyways this post feels like a transphobic dog whistle, like a trans guy portrayed as sensitive bc he's seen as adjacent to women, who are seen as emotional, & a trans woman portrayed as adjacent to sex and drug culture, bc of homophobic stereotypes turned transphobic stereotypes

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If your using it for med use then sure fine but afaik its still a dangerous drug so im not gonna encourage anyone to use it

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Anonymous #5 20w

I have i was in a whole section of the internet that insisted it was a slur for a while so i was like “ig its a slur then”

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Anonymous #5 20w

Ppl kept making call out posts abt it ToT

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Anonymous #12 20w

Ah i see well i dont think its a slur. If femboys a slur then tomboys a slur too and i just dont see that

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Anonymous #10 20w

also non-binary people bc why does the he/they part matter

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Anonymous #12 20w

key word “internet” not real life

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Anonymous #14 20w

Yeah i don’t have much real life experience so learninf from the internet is the best I’m going to get

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Anonymous #12 20w

the internet isn’t a very good or reliable source tbh

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yeahhh but i cant even really imagine how itd be enjoyable? tho i had a friend who got addicted to taking high dose benadryl (like 8-12 pills at once) and the one time i tried that it was genuinely the worst drug experience of my life so yknow. people are odd

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yooo i remember ketamine from house md…”tell cuddy…to use ketamine”

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Anonymous #11 19w

This post was made in 2022 and aged like piss. It was sexist then and just sounds worse by modern discourse standards. At the time, this was actually an argument chronically online trans ppl were making, and he/they transmascs (usually teenagers) were over-represented. It’s totally taking a potshot at trans men for a laff but there was slightly more of a basis (even if it’s a shit one) for it then than there is now

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I guess I’m just kind of flabbergasted at how many upvotes this got (+ to a lesser extent, how many RTs it racked up at the time), cause I’m really struggling to wrap my head around that. like, there’s gotta be something I’m missing, right? >250 upvotes on a pair of rude stereotypes is mind-boggling

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