truegodfox.bsky.social
AuDHD; Pangender-Flux; Eldritchkin; Altersex; Pansexual; Polyam; Teratophile; Objectum; Owl House Fan; Necromancy is a Hobby; Occasional Posts; Mandalorian; Writer. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️🇺🇦🇵🇸
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He mentioned that he had a hysterectomy and that was part of the reason behind that decision. I'm not a doctor and my personal wants involve E, so I can't say how that works to be honest
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According to Hendrix in one of his spaces, he's still choosing to go by he/him, is apparently "weening off testosterone", and is keeping the name Hendrix for the foreseeable future
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Yeah. It's... Interesting. And I'm not sure which parts of his story to believe or not
But frankly, lie once and I assume the rest is a lie
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According to Hendrix, this was happening to him "over the course of 4 months" or something. Which tracks with his weird friendliness to TERFs and GCs recently. I forget who he was specifically talking to, but he mentioned a specific TERF "helping deprogram" him.
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Agreed, honestly. It majorly fucking sucks to see.
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It was a chat where people were welcome to.
He was in a group chat with a known groomer talking buddy buddy with him.
Oh and he's also on to talking friendly with JKR and a known NeoNazi account on Twitter called Templar. So like... He fell down the hole hard.
Just to inform.
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Yeah, but he has that specific *smell*, y'know?
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Facts
Absolutely the scent of a washed up 40 year old who peaked in the Housing Crisis when he could hold the home he owned over his kids
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I was called? /j
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Looked up to. I wanted to do his activism. And now I have to watch him fucjing spiral as he befriends a Nazi and lets TERFs go unchallenged in his spaces because "I'm just kistening", even as they do tangible harm to other queer folks, while being transphobic himself.
It makes me sick to my stomach
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To add to it, this whole situation with @/thepissedofflawyer.bsky.social is fucking depressing.
Hendrix was an inspiration for me and my activism, and seeing him turn tail so hard on Twitter and turn into such a Libertarian manchild is fuckcing rough.
I never idolize anyone, but he was someone I
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Seeing idolized.
He's an old man going on tirades about how he deserves more respect than he'd ever give others, including his own fucking husband who he kept trying to tell not to join Stonewall. Then when he did, Fred got the idea to put on a badge.
He's not a gay activist. He's a gay bootlicker
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Specifically on that. It's not as complex as gender and dysphoria can be (as a pangender-flux person I feel I'm one of the more qualified to say this), but it does cover the basics that allow people to step into the door of understanding what it's like for us.
So, I do resonate with it, yes.
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Then yes, that would be the one. I'm going to quote your message just so this can be in a single thread with context for other readers.
bsky.app/profile/isaa...
I think this video does a really good job touching on the basics and simpler versions of gender identity and expression, to speak
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I have not. If it's the same video you shared in another reply, I'm listening to it currently.
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I have not.
Though I did see you @'ed me on another message about a song made by Ren.
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I'm willing. Though, I can only see something as ignorance up to a certain point, as I think is true for all of us. There is a line where ignorance becomes willful.
If I feel that is passed, I'll likely disengage heated.
Just to be clear upfront.
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On Charlotte's final post, or in the replies of many trans or otherwise queer people.
But the rotten apples ruin bunches, and the good Christians aren't (publically) doing so well at rooting out the rot. Especially in the eyes of queer folks.
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I'm a fighter first, and it makes ot harder to engage with those who are genuinely curious. My partners are far better at talking than I likely ever will be.
If it helps, I was raised in a Christian household, with fine Christian parents. I'm not Christian, but I know not everyone is like those
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I won't call you, specifically, deeply hateful unless you profess deeply hateful views.
I'm the first to admit I have not just a short fuse, but but 0 tolerance of intolerant behavior. After all, tolerance is a social contract, not a law.
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That alone, seeing on your profile that you're at least of an Abrahamic faith, makes me on edge.
I apologize for being immediately on the offensive. I'm willing to talk if you do, genuinely, want to listen.
But I won't pretend I don't have a shield up and a brick in hand. I can stand equal there.
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I see you as a human.
I don't know how you feel about trans people, but if it's negative and is so deeply rooted it's part of who you are, then I'll be straight forward and say that makes me lack respect.
I've seen enough Christians with their full chest proclaim trans people as "abominations".
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None of this was "my gospel".
It was me informing you why people like Charlotte feel unloved, and why those "empathetic" messages don't get focused on. Because they only seem empathetic if you don't look past being vaguely polite.
And those vaguely polite messages are an extreme minority.
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Rudimentary "sensibilities" onto them.
Trans people don't know they're loved because of folks like TERFs, "Gender Criticals", and bigoted religious folk who shame them for being themselves.
Her death isn't your little poster for the gospel, Isaac. Her death is a tragedy.
Let her rest in peace.
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Deadname isn't disrespect.
Maybe you won't. Maybe you're halfway sensible. But I doubt it if you put the word transphobes in quotes after saying they're "so-called".
You wanna follow Jesus' word? Then learn how to respect others for who and what they are, not force your preconceived and-
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Because they're all spiteful.
You physically cannot be against trans people and not be, subconsciously or otherwise, spiteful.
There were no "empathetic" posts. All they did was mock or disrespect her.
Which I'm sure you'll do here, claiming misgendering isn't disrespect. Claiming using her-
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This is on those who support them.
I was never one to play nice. But frankly, if they want monsters?
I don't see why some of us shouldn't give them the monsters they conjure.
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She deserved a better world. If she had that, she may be alive today.
This is not on her parents, or her siblings, or her friends.
This is on those who insist on life being torture for anyone not cisgender, heterosexual, and white. This is on the elderly old men in charge.
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Broken.
But you're not a tool. You're a person. And you deserve life, far more than they do.
I'm #trans. I'm #pangender-flux. I'm a man. A woman. An enby. I'm as much everything inside of these terms as I am outside.
#RestInPeace Charlotte. I wish the world was less cruel to us- and to you.
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If you're trans, you need to survive. Because this is how a social genocide works.
They drive you out of who and what you are, demonize you for being yourself and acting as yourself. They see you as a tool to break and throw away so they can break another and repeat that cycle until they're all-
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Great. I'm gonna throw that back at you.
Maybe some folks can be helped. But I'm at a point where this has become too fucking common. Too fucking regular.
I hardly care if this "makes me just like them" to some cis centrist bootlicker.
They can all get fucked straight to whatever hell they have.
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Young woman not even in adulthood? You wanna sit here and tell me you're on the "right side of history" while you cause the exact environment to be made, where posters like these are what we see on the fucking regular for those amongst us who can't take the pressure some of us can?
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I won't play nice. We can't afford to play nice. Because even when we do what they want and die, they try to kill our souls as well.
Well, good for them. I'm ready to match energy.
You wanna call trans people a "scurge", a "mental illness to be cured"? You wanna celebrate and mock the death of a-
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They share this image below as if it turns her into a monster. As if she was evil for making dark jokes at the age of 16. As if white genocide is even a meaningful statement, or great replacement is a real thing, because in their hyperviolent, demented fucking brains, they are.
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This was a young girl taken from life far too quickly, in a time that is far too ready to belittler her just for having existed.
My evidence of this?
I won't be sharing the replies, but they are full of people sloshing vile shit at an already dead girl.
All because she happened to be trans.
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Or bad (debatable for some, but obviously every protest from Hitler's brownshirts, and the Crusades).
Anyway, I'm always down to discuss stuff with someone actually willing to listen. Just hoping I was able to inform you better for things
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Large scale protests. Just because we think of protests as smaller, doesn't make bigger conflicts not protests. Now, not all wars are protests. The war in Iraq and Iran for example, was less a protest and more a disinformation campaign for oil barons.
Protests can be good (Ghetto Riots, Stonewall)
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I'll start by just replying before my well wishes:
A lot, though not all, conflict is born of protest.
The Crusades? A protest against Islamic beliefs.
The Unabomber was a protestor, just a violent one with some views influenced by his conditions.
Ultimately, these things I mentioned were
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I think it's the difference between believing being being punched is good and punching others.
The first can more likely be taught thaht it's bad, even if they refuse up until the rest of the world disagrees. The other, however, really can't be taught until it's long done with, if even that.
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I highly recommend looking up the history of violent protest. The Civil War was basically one big violent protest against slavery. The Revolutionary War? Rich people convincing farmers to protest taxes
Protests like these mean something, and it's getting issues where they can't be ignored.
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It wasn't a fent OD. Plenty of experts of police training, jurors, and examiners that the asphyxiation killed him.
Stopping traffic makes people pay attention. I think their Stonehenge and Mona Lisa protests were better, but the point is getting attention on these issues.
Again, Ghetto Riots
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I also wouldn't blame a victim for being punched when they've been gaslit to believe they either deserve to be punched, or that the punching helps. I *WILL* however, blame the person who ends up punching others too because of it.
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Which he git all his wealth from. He never invented anything, and took credit for everything
I also wouldn't say having cars now makes uo for training people in an environment hostile to neurodivergent folks to not question being cogs in a machine and gain no skills save factory work
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Musk wasn't ever really the cool billionaire. Most people just didn't know his history or his actual ideas
Like the Hyperloop, a pressurized *literally a fucking trans* but more expensive, dangerous, and less useful
Musk is the child of two apartheid supporting, child labor using emerald minors.
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Peace has its place, but it won't matter if no one listens
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These get laughed at by who again?
Even Ghandi's protests had violence. For Ghandi it was self violence, which made his followers drive the British out.
Gay rights were rocketed forward by Stonewall, not peaceful protest.
Civil rights were rocketed by the 1960s Ghetto Riots.