Linah was a cool chick. A genuinely sweet girl. I... Well I can even remember kissing her. There was zero indication that this would ever happen. Zero.
Then she made a big song and dance about moving to Melbourne. From Sydney. She did that, I think for Uni, and we all had a big going away party. Her friends were my friends. There's photos of us all together. My ex... Partner, in this case (more serious than just a girlfriend), was a fairly close friend of hers, too.
Then she moved, and she stopped talking to us. I think I messaged her, and she never replied. Then I found out that she had "befriended" the most famous FTM tranny in Aus (someone called Nevo, if you must know), and her posts became more... Radical, even for me. More "in tune" with "his" ideology. More and more distressing to read. She cut her hair, and changed her screen name (but not to this, yet).
At that point, I had some serious shit going on in my life, and those same "friends" that I mentioned fucking left me out to dry...
In my slow implosion, I stopped thinking about Linah. I stopped looking at her posts. I made a new Facebook account to get away from the shit that had happened, in my life, and those people who had screwed me over. And I didn't speak to her again.
I did think of her, though. And now, all these years later, we have this.
This is the third girl I know who decided they were "trans". Although the other two, I don't really care about as much. Besides, they didn't feel the need to write a fucking article, on the secondary national broadcaster's website, about "their experience".
Fuck this. Fuck the trans lobby. Fuck the fact that I didn't know. Fuck the people I used to call "friends", who let this happen. Fuck "nonbinary". Fuck "woke". This one fucking hurts...
I feel like this post is a bit of a doxxing risk if the enemy finds it. Stay safe.
There was zero indication that this would ever happen. Zero.
There wasn't any indication that you could see. But I guarantee there was, if you looked back, an indication that she wasn't quite right. You just ignored it.
This is the third girl I know who decided they were "trans".
I'm on my fifth. One is partially my fault, her woke fuck friends called me saying they went through so much effort to find me and begged me to talk her out of it. I thought it was a trap, so I told them to go fuck themselves with a cactus. After all, they were feminists. I don't associate with feminists.
They messaged me a couple of months later with a link to her trans profile on Facebook and said "hope you're happy, Impossible." (They used my real name, obviously, but I put my user to not dox myself with the quote.)
Besides, they didn't feel the need to write a fucking article, on the secondary national broadcaster's website, about "their experience"
It's such attention seeking, really. I still can't get over the fact that she's probably dating a girl with a glued on dick. Is that even lesbian? I'm not sure what the fuck would motivate a FTM and F relationship. Usually lesbians have a mutual hatred of men, but FTMs are trying to be men.
If you want a glimmer of hope, she's non-binary. It means fucking nothing. It's an attention-seeking woman's way to claim to be different.
Fuck the people I used to call "friends", who let this happen.
You said she cut everyone off, this line doesn't make sense.
I know you're angry, but don't do anything stupid based off your memory of what she was. Don't be the next idiot who threw their life away for a woman. It's not worth it. She won't be grateful.
They messaged me a couple of months later with a link to her trans profile on Facebook and said "hope you're happy, Impossible." (They used my real name, obviously, but I put my user to not dox myself with the quote.)
I get why they would dump it on you, but why do you take it upon yourself? I assume she is an adult. I know women are children even in the best of times, but she must have had a father, maybe more family, that could have intervened.
I don’t even buy the idea that this is society’s fault or even the people pushing it. Someone could push me the idea of jumping off a bridge but it would never occur to me to take them up on it.
It’s a strange world we live in. I’ve heard ex-gay people explain how they got caught up in that mess. I’d like to see what it is about trans that sounds convincing to these people.
Because if I had intervened, it probably wouldn't have happened. I can't say I feel bad though, I did what was right for myself. I wasn't willing to return to the UK to speak to her personally and I didn't trust her feminist weirdo friends not to be setting me up for God knows what, because the offer was that I stayed with one of them until she fully rejected the idea of being a man. (How long would that take? Who fucking knows.)
I was the only person they thought would take the transphobia bullshit and tell them all to go to hell, while her friends were cowards afraid of getting cancelled and her co-workers and roommates were enablers and pushers.
but she must have had a father, maybe more family, that could have intervened
Her family is from a country people here would consider based. Proof that being on the correct side is not born into them, but a product of being in those countries. They don't know she's done it.
Before someone says : "Wait, Imp was friends with a woman?" - It happened not when I was fully TheImpossible1 (my current stance on trusting women really came from how they acted during the "pandemic") but more like TheSlightlyPossible0.5. I still trusted women I had known for a long time, as long as they were not feminists.
I was the only person they thought would take the transphobia bullshit and tell them all to go to hell, while her friends were cowards afraid of getting cancelled and her co-workers and roommates were enablers and pushers.
Pathetic. They call you over from another country to do what they won’t? I wouldn’t go either.
Rule #1 of being a man: Never, ever, for no reason whatsoever, follow a woman. Not if she is your girlfriend, wife, and especially not a stranger.
You did good.
Her family is from a country people here would consider based. Proof that being on the correct side is not born into them, but a product of being in those countries. They don't know she's done it.
Makes sense. From what I understand, these trans converts tend to dump all their previous connections in order to prevent disagreement with their choice.
It’s a lot easier when your family is in a completely different country and doesn’t even know. What a clown world.
If it gets much worse, I’m going to start my own country…
This is actually quite... Tough to read.
Linah was a cool chick. A genuinely sweet girl. I... Well I can even remember kissing her. There was zero indication that this would ever happen. Zero.
Then she made a big song and dance about moving to Melbourne. From Sydney. She did that, I think for Uni, and we all had a big going away party. Her friends were my friends. There's photos of us all together. My ex... Partner, in this case (more serious than just a girlfriend), was a fairly close friend of hers, too.
Then she moved, and she stopped talking to us. I think I messaged her, and she never replied. Then I found out that she had "befriended" the most famous FTM tranny in Aus (someone called Nevo, if you must know), and her posts became more... Radical, even for me. More "in tune" with "his" ideology. More and more distressing to read. She cut her hair, and changed her screen name (but not to this, yet).
At that point, I had some serious shit going on in my life, and those same "friends" that I mentioned fucking left me out to dry...
In my slow implosion, I stopped thinking about Linah. I stopped looking at her posts. I made a new Facebook account to get away from the shit that had happened, in my life, and those people who had screwed me over. And I didn't speak to her again.
I did think of her, though. And now, all these years later, we have this.
This is the third girl I know who decided they were "trans". Although the other two, I don't really care about as much. Besides, they didn't feel the need to write a fucking article, on the secondary national broadcaster's website, about "their experience".
Fuck this. Fuck the trans lobby. Fuck the fact that I didn't know. Fuck the people I used to call "friends", who let this happen. Fuck "nonbinary". Fuck "woke". This one fucking hurts...
I feel like this post is a bit of a doxxing risk if the enemy finds it. Stay safe.
There wasn't any indication that you could see. But I guarantee there was, if you looked back, an indication that she wasn't quite right. You just ignored it.
I'm on my fifth. One is partially my fault, her woke fuck friends called me saying they went through so much effort to find me and begged me to talk her out of it. I thought it was a trap, so I told them to go fuck themselves with a cactus. After all, they were feminists. I don't associate with feminists.
They messaged me a couple of months later with a link to her trans profile on Facebook and said "hope you're happy, Impossible." (They used my real name, obviously, but I put my user to not dox myself with the quote.)
It's such attention seeking, really. I still can't get over the fact that she's probably dating a girl with a glued on dick. Is that even lesbian? I'm not sure what the fuck would motivate a FTM and F relationship. Usually lesbians have a mutual hatred of men, but FTMs are trying to be men.
If you want a glimmer of hope, she's non-binary. It means fucking nothing. It's an attention-seeking woman's way to claim to be different.
You said she cut everyone off, this line doesn't make sense.
I know you're angry, but don't do anything stupid based off your memory of what she was. Don't be the next idiot who threw their life away for a woman. It's not worth it. She won't be grateful.
I get why they would dump it on you, but why do you take it upon yourself? I assume she is an adult. I know women are children even in the best of times, but she must have had a father, maybe more family, that could have intervened.
I don’t even buy the idea that this is society’s fault or even the people pushing it. Someone could push me the idea of jumping off a bridge but it would never occur to me to take them up on it.
It’s a strange world we live in. I’ve heard ex-gay people explain how they got caught up in that mess. I’d like to see what it is about trans that sounds convincing to these people.
Because if I had intervened, it probably wouldn't have happened. I can't say I feel bad though, I did what was right for myself. I wasn't willing to return to the UK to speak to her personally and I didn't trust her feminist weirdo friends not to be setting me up for God knows what, because the offer was that I stayed with one of them until she fully rejected the idea of being a man. (How long would that take? Who fucking knows.)
I was the only person they thought would take the transphobia bullshit and tell them all to go to hell, while her friends were cowards afraid of getting cancelled and her co-workers and roommates were enablers and pushers.
Her family is from a country people here would consider based. Proof that being on the correct side is not born into them, but a product of being in those countries. They don't know she's done it.
Before someone says : "Wait, Imp was friends with a woman?" - It happened not when I was fully TheImpossible1 (my current stance on trusting women really came from how they acted during the "pandemic") but more like TheSlightlyPossible0.5. I still trusted women I had known for a long time, as long as they were not feminists.
Pathetic. They call you over from another country to do what they won’t? I wouldn’t go either.
Rule #1 of being a man: Never, ever, for no reason whatsoever, follow a woman. Not if she is your girlfriend, wife, and especially not a stranger.
You did good.
Makes sense. From what I understand, these trans converts tend to dump all their previous connections in order to prevent disagreement with their choice.
It’s a lot easier when your family is in a completely different country and doesn’t even know. What a clown world.
If it gets much worse, I’m going to start my own country…