[quote]DBADNB1 wrote:
Janae Kroc is pretty fucking hot. [/quote]
He must work out.
[quote]LankyMofo wrote:
[quote]DBADNB1 wrote:
Janae Kroc is pretty fucking hot. [/quote]
He must work out.[/quote]
You think he takes creatine?
[quote]DBADNB1 wrote:
[quote]LankyMofo wrote:
[quote]DBADNB1 wrote:
Janae Kroc is pretty fucking hot. [/quote]
He must work out.[/quote]
You think he takes creatine? [/quote]
A woman wouldn’t use steroids, it makes them too bulky
[quote]Chushin wrote:
“Personally I’m much happier, I don’t have any conflicts with who I am. I am definitely a tomboy and that’s okay. Before I couldn’t stand myself and I couldn’t interact with people.”
I guess her “delusion” was temporary.
And happiness is fleeting. 
Good for her!
I would never judge unless I walked a mile in someone’s combat boots AND high-heeled pumps.
[quote]kpsnap wrote:
In the past, someone identifying as the opposite sex was labeled as a freak. But the tide of public opinion is changing. And people are getting more brave about “being who they want to be.”
I’m still suffering a bit of cognitive dissonance with this issue, though.[/quote]
That’s the part that gets me. You don’t get to be something you’re not. I want to be rich, but I’m not, and I’m not going to insist that others refer to me as a rich man everywhere I go because that would make me a douche.
If you’re a man and want to act like a woman: fine, no problem, but don’t make me call you something you’re not.
[quote]Magnetic88 wrote:
[quote]kpsnap wrote:
In the past, someone identifying as the opposite sex was labeled as a freak. But the tide of public opinion is changing. And people are getting more brave about “being who they want to be.”
I’m still suffering a bit of cognitive dissonance with this issue, though.[/quote]
That’s the part that gets me. You don’t get to be something you’re not. I want to be rich, but I’m not, and I’m not going to insist that others refer to me as a rich man everywhere I go because that would make me a douche.
If you’re a man and want to act like a woman: fine, no problem, but don’t make me call you something you’re not.[/quote]
I’m not really sure what their ultimate goal is here. I’m okay not calling them a man, whats wrong with the label “transgender woman”, or some new word for it because they are obviously not a woman as we know it.
[quote]Chushin wrote:
… I couldn’t interact with people."[/i]
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This was actually obvious to me from some of his writings, though many probably took everyone of his words as pure standup, Alpha Male bravado.
Stuff like beating up your brother because you lost an informal wrestling match strikes me as a sore loser and someone who can’t handle getting his way. Sorry, but if you play, you pay. If you don’t want to pay, don’t play. If I recall correctly, he threw his brother against a tree for his loss. Again, if memory serves me correctly, he also said in an interview that berated his brother because he couldn’t handle a run, which might have been because he was not as conditioned as him.
He also said he threatened people when he was told he could not use a weight room during certain hours while he was in the military. Then there’s the story about him puncturing his arm with a nail, just to see how he can deal with the pain. Then there’s the other story about him pushing so hard with leg extensions that he injured his head, I think from some type of internal rupture or hemorrhaging. Then there’s the story about hard bike rides at the expense of paling around with other kids. Then he spoke of how he will not accept defeat in anything (I don’t know how one gets to CHOOSE whether they will or will not be defeated) and how even when he worked insane hours he never fell short on personal relations.
So when he finally “came out” I was not in the slightest bit surprised. Like… not at all! Are the above examples clearly examples or signs of someone who is so-called “gender fluid” or whatever LGBT denomination there are? Nope.
Had I read the above examples ten to fifteen years ago, I myself might have thought, "My god, this guy is so cool! He is a real man.
Well, actually I did think that! And I STILL think Kroc is probably a nice, likable person, despite some of the unlikable stuff above, like threatening people and hurting a brother physically or verbally because one lost or the bro was not tough enough.
But reading that stuff in the past few years, and some of his more recent interviews before his transformation, I just thought while reading, “Issue, issue, issue! This guy has an issue!” So again, when this stuff came out, I didn’t even bat an eyelid.
[quote]LankyMofo wrote:
[quote]DBADNB1 wrote:
Janae Kroc is pretty fucking hot. [/quote]
He must work out.[/quote]
Well done.
How did I miss this story? I think Kroc was a good dude. Hope it works out.
[quote]Jewbacca wrote:
Where I disagree is that I (and similar like-minded people) have to accept a fantasy as true, ignore an obvious mental illness as normal, or be considered a “hater.”
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Well from your username I would surmise that you believe in God so you are willing to believe this unprovable fantasy…what’s one more (if indeed it was a fantasy…) ???
[quote]pushharder wrote:
The ‘Trans’ Frontier
“Forget being transgender like Caitlyn Jenner (or Matt Kroc) or transracial like Rachel Dolezal, thereâ??s a new ‘trans’ frontier: people who are transage.”
"Wolscht: he thinks he is actually a six year-old girlâ??not just a woman, but a six year-old girlâ??stuck in the body of a 50-something man.
At age 46, Wolscht deserted his wife and his seven children to live his ‘true’ life.
Don’t judge, people! Don’t you dare judge! It’s not like he had a choice, he was born that way.[/quote]
So “she” can use the middle school girls locker room, right?
[quote]pushharder wrote:
The ‘Trans’ Frontier
“Forget being transgender like Caitlyn Jenner (or Matt Kroc) or transracial like Rachel Dolezal, thereâ??s a new ‘trans’ frontier: people who are transage.”
"Wolscht: he thinks he is actually a six year-old girlâ??not just a woman, but a six year-old girlâ??stuck in the body of a 50-something man.
At age 46, Wolscht deserted his wife and his seven children to live his ‘true’ life.
Don’t judge, people! Don’t you dare judge! It’s not like he had a choice, he was born that way.[/quote]
Man, white people need a fucking hobby.
Why is it always white people?
[quote]xXSeraphimXx wrote:
[quote]pushharder wrote:
The ‘Trans’ Frontier
“Forget being transgender like Caitlyn Jenner (or Matt Kroc) or transracial like Rachel Dolezal, thereÃ??Ã?¢??s a new ‘trans’ frontier: people who are transage.”
"Wolscht: he thinks he is actually a six year-old girl�?�¢??not just a woman, but a six year-old girl�?�¢??stuck in the body of a 50-something man.
At age 46, Wolscht deserted his wife and his seven children to live his ‘true’ life.
Don’t judge, people! Don’t you dare judge! It’s not like he had a choice, he was born that way.[/quote]
Man, white people need a fucking hobby.
Why is it always white people?[/quote]
It’s all that white privilege, we don’t know what to do with ourselves…
[quote]pushharder wrote:
Well, so far it’s looking like none of the folks who were singing in the Kroc Choir are going to touch this one with a 10 ft pole. Wassup, people?[/quote]
Earlier in the thread, I posited that there may well be a genetic/biological basis for transgender identification. And that I almost expect that that’s the case with homosexuality.
And I’d have to say that this guy supports my conjecture.
[quote]Chushin wrote:
… I was singling at the top of my melodic voice about lawyers who thoughtlessly diagnose all transgenders as delusional, especially when they clearly don’t even know what that word means.
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[dih-loo-zhuh-nl]
Examples
adjective
1.
having false or unrealistic beliefs or opinions:
Senators who think they will get agreement on a comprehensive tax bill are delusional.
2.
Psychiatry. maintaining fixed false beliefs even when confronted with facts, usually as a result of mental illness:
He was so delusional he thought he was a woman when he was a man.