#tra receipts

[terfarchive]

“Can you define woman without excluding any woman?” Yes, I can, actually.

A woman is a person born with at least one X chromosome and with the absence of a Y chromosome.

It’s fairly simple. People with Turner’s syndrome (XO) are ALWAYS female, and people with Klinefelter’s syndrome (XXY) are ALWAYS male, because the presence of the Y chromosome makes them male. And this isn’t my opinion by the way, this is medical literature. We’re also talking about sex here, not gender. This includes any variation of chromosomes - for example, the extremely rare genetic disorder, XXXYY, people with this disorder are ALWAYS MALE, even though they have more than one (and two!) X chromosomes, because the presence of the Y chromosome makes you male.

I give any radfems and/or TERFs the right to use this explanation whenever some TRA trues to pull the “but what about (extremely rare genetic disorder) or (someone with no ovaries, a hysterectomy, etc). Because you don’t really need to define “woman” by external genitalia or even anatomy, because there’s one thing that all women have, no matter what. And it’s at least one X chromosome, and no Y chromosome.

[befstronganof596293658]

Yenni Thuniga (transl. Count and dare) is a 2022 Indian Tamil-language action crime film written and directed by S.K.Vettri Selvan and Produced by Suresh Subramanian. The film was under Production House Rain Of Arrows. Entertainment.[1] The film was distributed by Krikes Cine Creations.[2] The film features Jai and Athulya Ravi in the lead roles while Vamsi Krishna was cast in as the main antagonist and Sunil Reddy also appears in a negative role as a politician. The film's music is composed by Sam CS with cinematography handled by J. B. Dinesh Kumar and editing done by V. J. Sabu Joseph. The film was released theatrically on 4 August 2022.[3]

Plot

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After a heist job by Madhan and gang to rob a precious cargo became a mess, he is under pressure to deliver the loot to the overlords. Things begin to get complicated when Kathir appears and disrupts Madhan’s plan and reveals what happened that day.

Cast

Jai as Kathir

Athulya Ravi as Narmada

Anjali Nair as a victim's wife

Vamsi Krishna as Madhan

Vidya Pradeep as Teja

Marimuthu as Kathir's father

Sunil Reddy as 'Needhi' Manikkam

Kuraishi as Saravanan

Munnar Ramesh

Abhishek Shankar as Doctor

Suresh Subramanian as Sam

Kimberly Ziler as Naomi

Maurice Johnson as Joe

Jayce Venditti as Gabe

[aman1taverna]

what the actual fuck? all of the comments were supporting this dude even after this disgustingly misogynistic comment. I feel so bad for the women at that event.

"I don't even act like a man" yes you do. you're just completely delusional. @redditreceipts

[woolfem]

If you identify as female, why are you taking the perspective of a male?

[bumblee-stumblee]

Trans rights activist just revealing how lesbophobic and misogynistic they are when you disagree with them. To TRAs, being a woman is when you wear makeup and dresses.

[museumofferedophelia]

Just some TiMs casually fantasising about humiliating and raping feminists and lesbians.

They say they "don't feel safe," around radfems, while imagining ways to demean and humiliate us.

This is why we want spaces where we can avoid rape and abuse fetishists. This is why we don't want to be exposed to males in environments where we should be protected.

Stay safe out there guys.

[redditreceipts]

I really love this instagram post specifically because the person asking the question is simultaneously making the answer impossible. If they had worded it normally ("Almost all women menstruate - so, why is there still so much stigma?"), the answer would have been obvious - only women menstruate, and because of misogyny, normal female bodily processes are stigmatised. But by not acknowledging this reality in the "info" graphic, we will never reach a conclusion - the question will forever remain unanswered.

So why does menstruation still remain stigmatised? It's disgust towards the female anatomy and the imperative towards women to hide their female physiology. It's the shame and humiliation that is hammered into every little girl's brain when she discovers that she is female, and her realisation that she will have to make her female body appear presentable if she does not want to risk social ostracisation. That's the reason. And unless we understand the direct link between female anatomy, reproductive capability and misogyny, we are never going to solve that problem.

So yeah, that's what we mean when we say that gender-inclusive language is robbing us of our words. That's it.

[youknowihadtodoittothem]

"lesbians have to like dick"

who said it: a christian conversion therapist, or a trans rights activist in 2023?

[the-rainbow-lesbian]

there is a twitter drama going on that I don’t feel like getting into because I honestly didn’t keep up with it but I was thinking to myself yesterday someone is gonna say rape is acceptable if you’re an “oppressed minority” or whatever and I hate being proven right in this case.

[separatismus]

Ofc 'skin her face' is the most upvoted comment

[terfarchive]

dude i used to identify as nonbinary and shit and when people ask me “why did you become a terf” it’s genuinely because i took anatomy as an elective. once you get away from social media and sit down and actually learn what the human body does you realize a bunch of shit tras say either makes no sense or is contradictory to what we understand about the human body

[womenaremypriority]

Me when I’m in a rape culture competition and my opponent is a TRA:

[aman1taverna]

these people just tell on themselves over and over

[dolleminas]

I just saw this video of a GNC woman asking a genuine question to the trans community about gender stereotypes. And despite her apologising so much for fear of being cancelled, she made some great points. But some of the replies made me go like HMMM.

Okay, but what does a woman feel like? What is a womanly feeling?

This woman legit spent 1/3 of the video begging not to be cancelled and she didn't want to be labeled as transphobic, she just asked a question. Who is she pestering here? She didn't even go to a trans person's page, she uploaded a video asking for input from the trans community because she wanted to understand.

????! How is this not problematic? This is absolutely giving me religious vibes. You aren't allowed to question ANYTHING, you just need to accept it without thinking about it? How is that not terrifying? Blind faith?

Okay, but if you can't explain it then how is it real in the first place?

I think this is my biggest issue with this community. Because you aren't allowed you question, you just need to accept it. You can't ask about it, because then you're pestering. No one can explain what it is, but nevertheless it's real and if you don't think so you're transphobic.

I genuinely think that is very flawed and creates a culture where people are too scared to ask about it in fear of backlash. And furthermore creates ignorance. This legit feels the same as 'god has a plan for us so we should never question it.' And to me that's terrifying.

[burningtheroots]

Sounds fair! ;D

[kanelia]

TRA brainfart of the week: Shaving your legs is what makes a woman. Plus the usual pile of misogyny and homophobia on top.