@ddmmvi They literally tell lesbians and gays that we have a genital fetish and are inherently transphobic if we’re not into the opposite SEX. We get told we’re bigoted, we’re ostracised and blacklisted from social/community circles. Oh and we’re nazis. Defintely feels forced.
@ManySuchCases It’s always a ratty $10 Party City wig with the older trans“women”. Like you seriously couldn’t invest an extra $90 to not look like shit?
@suib8r The song ticks all the boxes. Mind you this isn’t molecular science where everything has to fit with exact precision. Music is subjective. It’s an art form.
@suib8r You’re having an “ermmm actually🤓☝️” moment and trying to school people on what box this song fits into because according to you it isn’t pop-punk. Do you have a definition of pop-punk that I’m not privy to? Because this is the most widely accepted definition.
@suib8r Not everything needs to fit into tiny micro-labelled boxes. The song has clear pop-punk influences and would be considered by most to be pop-punk in the same way Avril Lavigne is pop-punk. This weird gatekeepy pretentious music snobbery has gotta stop
@crucifyxmee@suib8r Yeah so punk to call someone else’s music taste dogwater because I don’t listen to pretentious tryhard bullshit. Ur not esoteric ur a fucking dweeb with a superiority complex btw
@suib8r Nobody fucking cares u fucking tryhard my dad has been a punk since the 80s. I grew up around punk. Everywhere. You’re a 20 year old newgen who learnt about punk through the internet. It’s a pop-punk track.