#KC Miller

[religion-is-a-mental-illness]

You may remember KC Miller.

She deleted her account after she went viral as it was all too much. This is from her new account.

[nansheonearth]

There's some irony in watching radfems call out trans ideology supporters for making fun of KC Miller for transitioning as a teen or her looks.

Maybe everyone should stop making fun of teenager's actions and women's looks

[noncompliantbi]

The thing that really made me create an alt account to share my thoughts was this business with KC Miller on Twitter. I honestly couldn’t believe it. They blamed this mentally ill child for her choices instead of admitting that gravely altering a child beyond recognition may not be the panacea for all that ails their body issues. And the “medical professionals” that did this to her should not have done anything drastic to her body based on the simple fact that she had multiple mental comorbidities.

Somebody fucked up and it wasn’t the mentally ill 16-year old, but because she’s gone against the Holy Gender Doctrine they feel empowered dogpile on her. “Lol it’s not our fault that you’re ugly.”

Like these are the same fragile souls that threaten to off themselves whenever they get misgendered but have no human empathy for a kid who was done wrong by every adult she encountered.

So many of these TIMs are so used to the “Slaaay Queeen!” and “yOu lOoK sOooooOOOO gOOOOd!” that every trans advocate is forced to recite in their presence that they don’t realize if frank, honest conversations about how trans people look became the norm it would SHATTER them.

There are plenty of gorgeous TIFs because women are gorgeous, but TIMs are few and far between. And of course TIMs are the ones leading the charge on dunking on this poor child (though every trans advocate gay/straight/man/woman were being awful).

[vegfam]

remember when keffals made fun of KC miller, the detransitioner who recently trended, for balding?

yeah

[mywaysthehighway]

Don’t look at KC Miller. Look at Kim Petras.

[rick-riordan-official]

the silena and clarisse being kind of a parallel to achilles and patroclus is just something that makes my heart ache, so what was going through your mind when you made the parallel connection?

I actually hadn’t realized it until it was pointed out to me. When I wrote the book, The Song of Achilles had yet to be published.

[trapezequeen]

Endless KC Cooper (Part 2/♾️)

“I play like a girl? You bet I do!”

[aintinacage]

Authors: @aintinacage @trapezequeen Chapters: 1/? Fandoms: K.C. Undercover ( TV ) Word Count Total: 2,271 Summary: KC Cooper and her family are forced to move from her home thanks to the Organization. What will be KC’s fate? Tag List: @blissandbless Awkward/Cute | @monthly-challenge

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[whatimdoing-here]

The Last of Us | 1.04

KC BAY-BEE (ish)

Worlds of Fun I70 Signage Downtown skyline (See I70 signage) Downtown/Globe Theater (not really) KS License Plate The Kansas City Star

[itgirlfyp]

💚🎶It Girls in Nickelodeon/Disney🎶💚

[religion-is-a-mental-illness]

"I think the biggest thing that I want to say is that based on where I was at previously versus where I'm at now, when I filmed that video, I thought there was no hope for me.

And now, several months later, I don't know what happened, sometime in late-April, I think a switch flipped for me. Cause I cried for months, I was grieving for months, I was mad, I was angry, I didn't want to be here. I kept trying to hang on, cause I knew it wasn't an option to kill myself. I mean, it is an option, but it wasn't realistically an option. I have a purpose, I just don't know what it is yet, and I know I don't want to live, but I have to keep going.

Something flipped in late-April for me. And I don't know what it was. And now I do want to keep going. And I'm coping with the changes. And I'm coping with being perceived ambiguously in society because I'm a conglomeration of secondary sex characteristics, some of which are natural, some of which are artificially induced.

But I'm coping. Is it easy? No, it's not. But I'm able to move forward. And I am moving forward, and I've accepted that this is just the reality of things, but it also doesn't have to sentence me to a certain way of living forever. I can still do something great with my life. I can still move on. I don't have to let these changes dictate how I live my life forever. And I think I'm beginning to heal. Which is not something that I thought even a couple of months ago I could say.

So, I guess what I'm trying to say is mainly for people who think that they are trans, or that they regret things, or that they're too far gone and they just can't go back: you're never too far gone to return to who you are."

[actually-phoenix]

Marissa and Kc were so gay and the amount of times that they had Kc dress up as a dude to end up flirting with someone is crazy.

[cate-to-minore]

so I was thinking about K.C. Undercover and I asked myself what her full name was, so I looked it up and

Katrina Charlotte Coretta Cooper-Scott/King (Scott/King being her mother's last name)

oh and her best friend?

Marissa Clarissa Miller

thank you, whoever picked these full names, you literally made my day

[cc-tinslebee]

I think K.C. Undercover is a great Disney channel show and I love it with all my heart, but one of the greatest crimes they’ve ever committed was making a recurring joke of K.C. never wearing/hating makeup while noticeably wearing makeup

[likethe309]

Protect them at all costs

[ventronic]

I hate it when people think they're being woke politically when all they talk about is vague concepts about hurt and pain and hurt and pain and hurt and pain and don't know how to do anything with it