If your audience is inclined to be sympathetic with trans people, you can claim to be too- but only in theory, never in practice. You do not oppose the decent transsexuals, you say, the ones who want no trouble; but you claim that any actual trans woman is not truly transsexual. You say they have autogynephilia, and ignore the fact that theory is discredited. You claim they have penises, though most trans women want surgery. Insist that they are all men.
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| A bevy of femulators from Brooklyn's Poly Prep Country Day School performing I'm For You in 1921. |
Unfortunately the article about " How to hate Trans women" is something we need to know about so we know what to look out for
ReplyDeleteThe "femulators" are so good that without the caption it would be difficult to tell that they are not female
Lucy
Maybe if we went back to boys/men's and girls/women's schools we could revive this entertainment genre. Many years ago I worked with a graduate of the English private school system. He was a "designated female" for the school's drama program, and agreed to grow his hair to "look the part". As Lucy commented, the femulation was undetectable.
ReplyDeleteI ran into "him" at a DC drag show back in the late 1960's, and discovered the TG/CD i met was, indeed, my coworker. Once we decided we both had "blackmail evidence" on each other we became friends and many photos of "his" school days were shared. There were several femulators in the theater programme (that's how the Brits spell it), but only three let their hair grow. Don't I wish.........
Mikki you are half right about the spelling
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Lucy
Right you are, Lucy! Good thing my friend wasn't in the movie -- uh, cinema -- programme! Ha!
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