Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼

◦ ♡⊹ ꕤ 🌼 Keep Dreaming About The Stars 💗ꕥ 🌼🌈✨ ✧˚. ୭ ˚ Cis & ⚢ 🪷 Feminist 🦢 She✨Her 👩‍💻 BlueSky is Better 💫 Software Engineer 🌟

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@jk_rowling JK your trans obsession has you denying menopause. This is an hilarious site to see.

[Samantha Ruddy @samlymatters]

Interesting how the Christian values espoused by right-aligned athletes are always about hating queers and never about feeding the poor or caring for immigrants like a neighbor.

[Daniel Lismore @daniellismore]

JK Rowling wants you to think she is being silenced. That she is the lone voice of reason. That by defending biological sex she is defending women.

I have read her essay. I have looked at the science. Here is what is actually true.

Her arguments are dishonest. Her concerns are manufactured. Her legacy is not empowerment. It is harm.

She says sex is real. Nobody disagrees with that. But she presents it as a simple binary when biology has never been a simple binary. Intersex people exist. Chromosomes vary. Hormones and anatomy do not always align in the way she describes. She paints the world in two colours because the full picture does not serve her argument.

She says trans people using bathrooms is a threat. The data says otherwise. When Massachusetts introduced trans inclusive public accommodation nothing changed. No increase in crime. No spike in assaults. The only thing that changed was that trans people could use a toilet without being in danger. The people getting assaulted in bathrooms are trans people, particularly when forced into the wrong ones. She does not mention that.

She mocks inclusive medical language as if public health should centre her comfort rather than reach everyone who needs care. That language exists so trans men and non-binary people are not excluded from menstrual health services. It does not erase women. It means more people get the care they need.

She cites rapid onset gender dysphoria as though it is a clinical diagnosis. It is not. The study that coined the term was based on parent reports from online forums, not clinical interviews with the young people being described. Every major medical body rejects it. She keeps repeating it because it sounds alarming. Because if you say social contagion often enough people stop asking for evidence.

She says youth healthcare is dangerous. Puberty blockers are reversible and have been studied for decades. The evidence shows they improve mental health outcomes in trans adolescents. Suicide rates are higher in young people who are refused care. If she had read the literature honestly she would know this. The question is whether she has read it and chosen to ignore it.

She says most people regret transition. They do not. Regret rates after gender affirming surgery are around one percent. Most people who detransition do so because of external pressure, family rejection, housing loss or job loss. Not because they were not trans. She knows what the research shows. It does not fit her narrative so she leaves it out.

She says trans women in prison endanger other women. Trans women placed in men’s prisons are significantly more likely to be raped or assaulted. The US Supreme Court addressed this decades ago. She says she is protecting women. She ignores the ones her logic puts in danger.

She says trans women in sport are categorically unfair. The science does not support a categorical position. Hormone therapy reduces muscle mass and strength. Effects vary by sport. That is why most sports bodies are developing nuanced sport-specific guidance rather than blanket bans. She does not want nuance. Nuance does not generate the response she is looking for.

She says she is asking questions. But questions have consequences. Every concern she raises has a downstream effect. It shows up in legislation. In bathroom bans. In protest signs outside hospitals. In children being denied healthcare. Her words are not neutral. They travel. They arrive somewhere and that somewhere has a body count.

The woman who built her legacy on a story about love defeating hatred is now building a new legacy on fear. She has aligned herself with organisations listed as hate groups. She has become a figure celebrated by people who do not care about women, do not care about children and do not care about anyone who is not useful to their immediate political goals.

She is not standing up for women.

She is standing on trans people to elevate herself.

[Matt @stealth_riot]

“Here’s a picture of an innocent child who had the audacity to write in an article that she doesn’t want to be hated for who she is”

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@JonnyRoot_ @actingliketommy None of this is true. MLB didn't force them to wear the hats. They broke the rules against writing on baseball outfits for any reason. Other players didn't wear rainbow hats. The pitchers were actually the ones pushing their views on others.

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@libsoftiktok @MLB @SFGiants Now for what really happened. They were not forced to wear LGBTQ+ pride hats. The pitchers broke a policy about writing on official baseball suits. Other players wore plain hats with no problem. Chaya lies like she breathes.

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@CynicalPublius Pitchers were not forced to support LGBTQ+ rights. They violated rules about writing on uniforms for any situation. Other players just wore black hats without anyone caring. These pitchers actually were there ones pushing their views on people.

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@EmilAllie @RobSchneider @MLB Thank you! I'm glad someone else reads what really happened instead of throwing a fit. lol

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@realfredfrancis @RobSchneider @MLB Finally, someone else is noticing this. It's so ridiculous how misinformation spreads. smh

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@8WPGhost @SInow The MLB players were not forced to wear rainbow caps.

Other pitchers had on plain black caps and there was no issue. They went against a rule that said you can't write on uniforms — for any occasion. MAGA Christians are the group that breaks their own commandments the most.

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@nerdnecksteve @itsActuals @TheAthletic @TheAthleticMLB Actually, nope. They broke rules that say not to write on uniforms in any situation. Someone else just had a black hat on with no problem.

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@_nomadic_soul Add more to my septum ring collection. It repels exactly who I'd like to repel lol.

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@anniedrofan Jeez, these trolls have a degree in living in their mothers basement.

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@daisyldixon

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@_celia_bedelia_ I think "We can always tell!" has been hilariously demolished at this point lol.

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@CantEverDie They're reactionaries who don't live in the real world.

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@AriDrennen Those people cheering just needs to get to know some trans people. Then their eyes may start to open how completely absurd Trump is.

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@ChuffPuff123 @ThomasWillett9 TERFs aren't women.

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@ThomasWillett9 Their whole thing is taking pleasure out of being cruel to people.

[Lillie Stargazer ✨🦋🏳️‍🌈🌼 @angelcakeberry]

@hasitcometothat @legaltweetz Wow, you think anyone outside the terf or maga cults cares what GAG thinks? At least their acronym is appropriately named lol, and we see right through your lies.