Esta es la portada de mi último cómic que se puede ver entero aquí:
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This is the cover of my latest comic that you can see in full here:
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No, it’s that she legally cannot use the men’s. That’s the important distinction.
This perfectly sums up the issue with transgender ideology: some people have made a choice & simply expected everyone else to go along with it, their own boundaries & rights be damned. It was always doomed to fail.
But, it could be argued, women who claim to be men are in quite the predicament. Testosterone is powerful. The balding & beards does a lot of heavy lifting into making them look like men. Would that be confronting for women & girls in women only spaces? Yep.
But this doesn’t mean they default to using men’s spaces. Because they’re not men. Men are more than bald spots & beards.
So, what’s a gal to do?
For the better part of a decade, transgender activists have had unprecedented political capital which could have been cashed in to get absolutely everything they need & want in society. But they didn’t. They didn’t do anything beyond demanding men into women’s spaces & sport, getting puberty blockers & cross-sex hormones to kids & birth certificate edits to validate their delusion. Women who claim to be men rarely got a mention outside of celebrating the miracle of “pregnant men”.
Women who claim to be men have been treated exactly how you would expect women to be treated in a movement dictated by misogynistic men.
Now, the activists will deflect & blame everyone else rather than acknowledge their own failures.
It shouldn’t be controversial to say that it is possible women who have taken far too much testosterone for their own good do need some special accommodations in society. Who knows, no one has properly looked into it. But it seems likely.
While women who claim to be men can *legally* use women only spaces, because they are women, whether it’s functional for them to do so is probably a case by case basis, and a choice they have to make. Is there enough of a problem to warrant third spaces? I would argue yes, as there is an overall social good to be had by having a third unisex stall/bathroom available beyond M, F & disabled options. It could be used by Dad’s with daughters, women who claim to be men, all those women who apparently love unisex spaces, etc.
When it comes to bathrooms/changerooms, women & disabled people campaigned for what we needed with far less political influence than trans activists have enjoyed, we got what we actually need, and we’re not giving it up.
99.9% of society is not trying to reject their sex & society should not be restructured around the ones who are. Laws based on biological sex work. For the minority desperate to live a lie, campaign for what you need, just don’t blame us that activists had 10 years to do it but invested most of their time in mainstreaming the concept of a “girl dick”.
Trans-identified men in Edinburgh are fortunate enough to be welcome at the Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre, which was headed for a while by a trans-identified man who believed, and said publicly, that women who wanted a female-only service were bigots. That same rape centre admitted a male as a client because he called himself non-binary. The man was subsequently convicted for rape.
Beira’s Place was set up by me to provide women in Edinburgh and the Lothians with the female-only service they were being denied. Internal emails between ERRC staff were revealed during an unrelated court case, which showed them to be angry and dismayed that there was now an alternative service for women. One might have thought, reading those emails, that ERRC staff’s priority was the ideological conversion of rape survivors rather than the provision of a service that traumatised women required to feel safe after rape.
Beira’s Place has been exceptionally busy since it opened. We’ve taken on more staff and are currently looking for larger premises. We’ve helped women who’ve admitted that they didn’t want to use the alternative rape centre because of its very loud and public ‘trans women are women’ stance. We are also open to any and all trans-identified women who need support after rape.
In short, you’ll be relieved to hear that the trans-identified men for whom you feel such empathy and compassion aren’t losing out. It was biological women who were being shamed for their entirely legitimate desire for a male-free space. Apparently you’d have preferred that situation to continue, but I think you’ll find that most people, whether male or female, will see that as evidence of your cruelty, not mine.
"Se supone que fingir que ya no sabemos quién es hombre y quién es mujer es el progreso"... Esta tiene un tiempo, pero nunca está de más un pequeño desahogo.
#SexoNoEsGénero
Os pido por favor que difundáis y retuitéis este tweet como si no hubiera un mañana.
Gracias ☺️
¡Hemos conseguido una sentencia pionera en la que se viene a decir que tú puedes fiarte de lo que ven tus propios ojos!
Hace un tiempo este señor me puso una demanda por escribir un tuit en el que decía yo " mis ojos aquí ven un hombre".
Todo fue tan loco que los medios que recogían la noticia estaban obligados a referirse a esta persona en femenino.
Me habían puesto tantas demandas ese año que llegó un momento que ya no tenía dinero para pagarlas, y tuve que recurrir al crowfunding para afrontar los gastos, que eran muchos, puesto que se trataba de un juicio sobre derechos fundamentales, me reclamaban el pago de una importante indemnización y, para colmo, se iba a celebrar en Canarias.
Gracias al crowdfunding contraté a la mejor abogada ( @Proserpinasb) .
En primera instancia nos dieron la razón y ahora la sentencia ha sido confirmada por la Audiencia Provincial.
Haced correr la noticia porque es muy importante
-"No tengo una identidad femenina. Soy una mujer y lo era antes de maquillarme". @MForstater le da un repaso al misógino de Peter Tatchell.
El sexo, importa.
¿Pueden niñas de 14 años tomar la decisión de drogarse con hormonas del sexo opuesto y mutilar partes sanas de su cuerpo?
Según el transgenerismo, sí. Y las animan a hacerlo.
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¡Hasta el 30 de octubre seguid difundiendo y aportando!
¡Hoy es un gran día! 🎉
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Lesbianas, gais y bisexuales de todo el mundo nos unimos y declaramos nuestra independencia. 🏳️🌈
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Estoy enganchada a Life is strange. Cuando acabe la saga ningún juego tendrá sentido. Y lo de poder elegir la orientación sexual de las protagonistas me parece brutal. Pero imagino q habrán metido algún personaje d la secta en el último, q es del 2024 xa joder la experiencia...
It’s official: my case has now reached res judicata in Brazil.
From today, September 9th 2025, it sets a binding precedent - the attempt to criminalize radical feminist speech has failed.
I'll put this in a frame:
@AnajuliaBrl Me deja siete días de prueba metiendo los datos de la tarjeta. No estoy segura de si me va a dejar ver la peli y luego darme de baja, me da cosa 😓 Pero muchas gracias por decírmelo 💜
Hola, mujeres. ¿Alguna de vosotras tiene la película "Born in flames" (1983), de Lizzie Borden? Solo tengo un link ruso en el que se ve la imagen borrosa y se para cada poco tiempo 😖.