Never did I wanna be here again And I don't remember why I came Woman: An adult human female
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Donewiththisshit retweeted
When male predators are put into women’s prisons, it’s clear that protecting women is of no concern. Protecting transgenderism is the priority.
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I don’t care if someone calls me a ‘transphobe’.
In fact, I’ve reached the point where I take it as a compliment.
Because it’s increasingly used to describe women who stand up for their sex-based rights. And the men who support them.
Why would I be insulted by that?
But while I’m not offended by the word, I am wary of people who use it.
Because it tells me something about their priorities.
That they believe men’s identities and feelings matter more than the safety, privacy and dignity of women and girls.
And that’s not someone whose judgement I’d be inclined to trust.
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Because a certain kind of man believes that not getting everything he wants from women is oppression. This applies both to incels and to the type of trans-identified man who insists that speech, laws and physical spaces should be reconfigured around his self-image.
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BREAKING: The US Department of Justice is reviewing the forceful ejection of fans wearing XX-XY t-shirts at Friday's Portland Thorns game.
"The Justice Department is aware of these reports and will review the matter thoroughly. Where the facts and the law warrant action, the Department will not hesitate to act."
A DOJ spokesperson also told me, "Based on what is known so far, the conduct described appears to raise viewpoint discrimination and First Amendment questions rather than sex discrimination. The Department is reviewing it."
Donewiththisshit retweeted
A woman was just kicked out of an event for wearing a sweatshirt displaying biological reality.
This is tyranny. This is fascism.
This is exactly what the left has been projecting all along.
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I’m a middle-class woman in my thirties. I have a good career, a comfortable life and a degree of financial security that gives me choices many others don’t have. I’m well aware that I’m fortunate, and I’m not going to pretend otherwise.
Many of the issues raised in J.K. Rowling’s latest essay are less likely to affect me directly than they might other women.
But why on earth should that make them any less important to me?
If I need healthcare, I may be able to access alternatives. If I disagree with an institution’s decisions, I have the education, confidence and potentially the means to challenge them. Not everyone has that luxury. And circumstances can change quickly. Importantly, a comfortable life is hardly a permanent magical shield.
I don’t have to be a woman in prison to care about the rights of female prisoners, or a woman seeking refuge after sexual violence to believe single-sex services not only matter, but are vital in society. Nor do I have to find myself vulnerable on a hospital ward, or be a nurse required to change at work, to understand why privacy, dignity and safeguarding are important.
What troubles me is the expectation that women should accept the erosion or reinterpretation of their sex-based rights without question, and that objecting somehow makes them unreasonable, intolerant or hateful.
I believe biological sex matters. Women are entitled to privacy, dignity and safety, and single-sex provisions are and entirely reasonable necessity.
I also believe trans people deserve dignity, safety and protection from discrimination. That doesn’t require me to abandon biological reality or my support for safeguarding measures based on sex.
Then there’s the law.
The Supreme Court clarified the meaning of sex under the Equality Act in 2025. Yet disputes continue over how institutions apply that judgment. What happens to women who cannot afford those battles?
It shouldn’t require a legal team, financial security and the patience of a saint to exercise rights enshrined in law.
And this is where class matters. Those with the greatest influence over institutional policies aren’t necessarily the people who must live with their consequences. Those with the least choice are often expected to accommodate decisions they had little influence over. That is profoundly unfair.
I’m not an activist. I’m somewhat introverted, I don’t have a significant public following, nor would I particularly want one. I have no desire to make myself a public figure.
But I have opinions. Quite strong ones, as it happens. And I have a voice. One that my own conscience insists I use.
I don’t presume to speak for every woman. Women aren’t a monolith, and we’re perfectly capable of disagreeing. I don’t expect everyone to share my views, any more than I expect to share theirs.
But I do expect to be able to express mine. And I believe those of us who can speak have a moral obligation to do so, particularly when others cannot.
As for Rowling, I don’t agree with an argument simply because she makes it. I have profound respect for her, but she’s a woman, not a deity. I respect that she had no personal need, with her current circumstance, to enter this debate, yet chose to because of her convictions.
I don’t need to be personally disadvantaged to recognise something is wrong. I don’t need to know the women affected, or have anything to gain from defending their rights.
My current circumstances aren’t a reason to care less. If anything, they make me more conscious of why those rights matter.
I’d rather use my voice to defend something I believe in than stay conveniently silent simply because the consequences are less likely to land on my own doorstep.
I wrote a new piece about women’s rights and whether or not I want trans people dead. (Spoiler: I don’t)👇
jkrowling.com/opinions/an-up…
Donewiththisshit retweeted
Telling women that a facility is woman-only, but letting in men, is deception.
Telling them it’s women-only, then specifically letting in a demographic of men who have a proportionately massively higher propensity to sexual violence, is collusion.
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JK Rowling has just written a beautiful essay that I will link to below. This paragraph holds no punches:
“Large numbers of women who’ve never been poor, who’ve never worked the kind of job where they’d be vulnerable to predatory men and who’ve never needed a r*pe crisis centre have spent the last few years vilifying members of their own sex for fighting to retain their hard-won rights and single-sex spaces, in ways that have shocked and disgusted me. I freely confess that I feel an extra layer of abhorrence for any woman who claims to be a feminist while doing it.”
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Gender identity is a subjective internal sense. It cannot be directly seen or proven biologically like sex via chromosomes, gametes or anatomy. No diagnostic test exists for individuals. Research finds correlates such as twin heritability estimates often in the 20-50% range, prenatal hormone effects in some DSDs, associated gene variants and average brain differences, but with large overlap. Origins are multifactorial; mechanisms remain incompletely mapped and none predict identity for any person.
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Trans Genocide is Real
But not what you think...
After of the election 2024, the trans umbrella shrank from an alleged 35% to "less than 1% of the population" as democrats backpedaled.
The reality is genuine dysphorics are absurdly rare. More like .01 % of the population. Those who can't find coping mechanisms other than transition? Like .0000001%
The celebration of trans as "stunning and brave" showed the boring and unaccomplished a path to status. Unfortunately, it also gave predators access to victims, all with the protection of a social shield.
Almost every single transgender and transsexual today is rapid onset. Almost none meet the original 2 years persistence requirement.
The professionals–men and women who held our trust (and licenses in the field)–told everyone that their bipolar, adhd, autism, borderline, homosexualty, and even their depression were the result of “dysphoria”. They also catered to parents who were scared of raising gay kids.
From society, they stole the faceted non-conformity these individuals offer. In place of their uniqueness, we got a cookie cutter "transwoman" or queer.
And that is the genocide - the death of opportunity - the mass deletion of ideas that come from seeing the world differently. They robbed us of minds that were not dysphoric, just wonderfully different.
A slaughter of the outliers. True to the original purpose of Planned Parenthood and Nazi Germany, they gave us eugenics of autists and gay kids. And we celebrated it.
Never forget what this was all about - genocide, yes, but not of a “trans community” but of all those who dared oppose it.
❤️,
Chrissy (aka Emily Dawn)
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Emily’s Laws
The Immutable Rules of Ethical Transsexualism
All the discussion in the world does not solutions make. At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter if I’m a transsexual, a transgender, or a blue glowing mushroom on the blatherskite of a secret Ethiopian goddess in exile.
I focus on the practical for a reason: that’s all that matters.
I present Emily’s Immutable Laws of Ethical Transsexualism:
1) No using women’s spaces. Don’t care if you’re mtf or ftm. Find somewhere else to pee.
2) No transitioning children. Nothing has done more harm to the reputation of transgenders than their fervent eugenics against gay and autistic children.
3) No threatening women. This is the second major factor to ruin whatever reputation is left to the trans community.
Three simple rules are the foundation of Ethical Transsexualism.
❤️,
Chrissy (aka Emily Dawn)
The Rise of the Ethical Transsexual
Ten Initial Precepts:
1) Transsexualism is defined in the DSM-IIIR. This is the only valid description of dysphoria. All later entries include identity, which is a false concept. The Benjamin Scale is also useful in determining intensity and motivation.
2) Transsexualism is a mental disorder. Most succinctly described as an inescapable feeling that one should have been born the opposite sex. This is an obvious irrational thought, and experienced differently by individuals.
3) No human can change sex. We can take on the secondary sex characteristics, and in some cases, obliterate our primary sex characteristics, but it is always a cosmetic change, nothing more.
4) Becoming a transsexual is an attempt to return to a normal life, and despite being a very niche group, we seek to be complete humans participating in and helping our communities. We only engage in transition after years of therapy attempting to find other coping mechanisms.
5) A transsexual rejects displays of fetish in public. Sexual activities should remain behind the closed doors with consenting adults.
6) Family and friends are sacred to the transsexual. While sometimes transition and the disorder leading up to it makes us self interested, we fulfill our duties as family members. But we do not accept abuse from the same.
7) The transsexual does not engage in sex deception. While they do not have to hold a sign saying their natal sex, they must be honest in dating, competition, and in use of single sex spaces.
8) A transsexual may speak about their experiences, but they never recruit anyone (and especially not minors) to transition. Dysphoria is a horrible experience, and transition is not ‘euphoric’. It is simply restorative.
9) Transsexuals take no shit. Toughened by years of a mind hijacked by self doubt and recrimination, we are resilient. We show grace when possible, but do not accept abuse from anyone.
10) Transsexuals stand for the vulnerable. This means safeguarding of women and their spaces. The protection of children from transition and grooming. Fighting against the rampant use of affirmation in therapy.
This is just the start, more to come.
❤️,
Emily
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I feel like I’m singing the song that never ends, sometimes.
Lighting the way is important. I’m encouraged by the changes I see as more and more transsexuals reject the ideology and embrace reality.
It is up to us to show that we are safe in the men’s bathroom, and can live without taking from women, while protecting children.
