Sissy Throws a Hissy LWLN 10 13 2019

[@lucinda3964]

"like they did with the blacks...." WHAT THE FUUUUUUCK. Oh no.

[@dittoroxursox1o1]

"the blacks" My eyes rolled so far back the fell out

[@TehMomo_]

when a person calls Black People "the blacks" that just triggers ALL the red flags...

[@risa408]

I'm not even into Lolita fashion, I just come for the salt and the laughs lmao

[@Mostly_Ranting]

Same here. Is that Jiu in your profile?

[@zemorph42]

I came from Aerin's Chair's latest video on Suris' channel. Unrelated topic but she mentioned this one and recommended this channel.

[@risa408]

@@Mostly_Ranting It is indeed 😆 you have good taste

[@badiahkelila]

Same, I have an interest but I am really here for the tea and the salt

[@Mostly_Ranting]

@@risa408 Ayyyyyyyy

[@atinyevil1383]

When you think that grown men dressing in women’s clothes because they like the feeling of humiliation is the same thing as being in the LGBTQ+.

[@ghost3617]

It's sad people think that I know a guy who just likes to wear fem clothing because they're cute for him it's not a fetish or anything also he is bi

[@various_artists]

It's exactly the same

[@ashkhol]

@@various_artists This.. isn’t the place for you.

[@SnowWhiteLilli]

@@various_artists it’s not -a trans person

[@EclecticallyEccentric]

​@@various_artists It's not, but by your comment, you enjoy the feeling of humiliation.

[@ladylibrum7145]

"Lollita police jumping out of the bushes" There's a frightening image: bonneted and dressed in black, covered in medallions and wielding truncheon-like parasols! Excellent point about Lolita being for all types, every day. 👏

[@AshHeaven]

Lola Ryder Police-lita? 🤔 It could be an interesting spin on Military Lolita.

[@ladylibrum7145]

@@AshHeaven haha! Like a military style with a scepter similar to the princess/royal genre of Lolita, but fashioned like a police baton. Or for more violence and drama.. ornate hand guns that shoot offenders with pellets filled with face powder, loose tea, or vanilla cupcake frosting 😂

[@brimstonefondue]

tbh, this comment is giving me coordinate ideas...

[@ViolentAurora]

And oh the cute navy or black boleros and capes with white wrist gloves eeeee

Sissies are also a complete scourge in trans spaces. As a trans man and retired Pro Dom, I can sense them, and am rarely wrong.

[@anon20]

It's not a part of the transgender community, it's just a kink.

[@redonyx5428]

Also, boomer is now a state of mind and no longer a generational label. So yeah, you can be 27 and a damn boomer.

[@ikeekieeki]

"generations" are fake boomers are forever

[@DarkNekoCrochet]

Ummmm 🤨 “the blacks” I’m not sure how mad I should be so I’m gonna start at furious

[@shinigami1712]

I live in SA, so I get this phrase casually thrown around me all the time. I respond with "who the fuck is Thiblax?" and it ALWAYS gets awkward

[@lovelydeath04]

Agreed.

[@seanathanbeanathan]

"Disability aids are a necessity not an ornament" EXCUSE ME WHILE I CRY IN DISABLED

[@seanathanbeanathan]

Thank you for understanding accessibility and being vocal about why we need it normalized

[@kieralee7904]

7:53 The comparison to the plight of black people was so outrageous my jaw almost dropped. Pretty sure racism against them did not escalate just because a few 'bad apples' had 'sour attitudes' about being ADBUCTED FROM THEIR NATIVE LAND, SOLD, AND SLAUGHTERED AGAINST THEIR WILLS, for example also, saying sissies and trans women are the same is super harmful to trans women and society's perceptions about them which already make their lives dangerous as it is.

[@aiko-quase-sensei7429]

having people compare a kink to people's gender identity and then call the others transphobic is the pinnacle of human decadence.

[@HarryToeface]

"alternative lifestyle" you mean, tagging your kink as lolita. The reason why Lolita gets mislabeled and I have to explain it to everyone...

[@alice-8566]

Honestly, I can’t go through the lolita tag or Lolita fashion tag without being scarred.

[@HarryToeface]

@@alice-8566 sad but true...as a hetero male that actually enjoys this style I can't mention it to people I don't know because the first thing they think is pervert

[@olivia6252]

The one dislike is the offender in question

[@Trynsa]

As someone suffering invisible illness and disability, I've struggled with how all fashion, but especially lolita, can be adapted. I already have so many other challenges when it comes to wearing lolita (I'm quite tall at 5'10", and I have an extreme hourglass shape, so finding dresses/coords that look flattering has been difficult to begin with), trying to take my health into account was something that just piled on. I haven't actually worn the fashion actively in a couple of years, because of how hard it has felt to overcome. Add to these that I have had weight struggles off and on (often aggravated by medications for the aforementioned health problems), making fit even more challenging, and I've been close to giving up... But the fashion has meant so much to me for so frakking long (not to mention the financial investment already made), I don't want to walk away. Sorry for the long comment, this is just a subject that hits close.

[@elvingearmasterirma7241]

All I can think of suggesting is Learn how to sew and make clothes. Tailor the Lolita to your body. Its what I plan to do since I cannot afford buying it myself. Aaand I also have an extreme hourglass shape, so I feel your pain. Start with easy patterns, and slowly build up. I wish you luck!

[@mermaliade6631]

I sew a lot of mine and use brand accessories and patterns to augment. I also have a physical disability. I use prosthetic legs to get around. The shoe problem is a hard one for me. I can't really do some of the traditional shoes because they interfere with balance or the ability for my foot to make a full so a lot of my shoes have a similar style, but are not quite right. But the rest of the stuff is fairly adaptable. I think it would be kind of cute to incorporate Mobility devices! You could have a cane or a wheelchair that has a bit of Lolita Flair! I think that as long as you follow a lot of the guidelines of what constitutes the fashion, you'll be okay. I've had a few salty people here and there tell me that if I couldn't adhere to the guidelines disability or not that I didn't belong here, and as somebody that's been here a while now after, they're full of crap. This community has a lot of great people in it and they don't always fit into the Trope of what a perfect Lolita is. Frankly we need more people with different body types in this community anyway oh, and disabilities. It makes our community a lot stronger!

[@Trynsa]

Thankfully, I know how to sew. I used to design and create costumes, and it was a passion. The wall I run up against there is my health. Spending time cutting materials, pinning, bent over the machine, all had unique challenges. I have EDS, and arthritis, hopefully my time in physical therapy makes all of that an option again, but for now I've just been kind of stagnant. I'd really like to make my own things again, though! Making lolita has always seemed a little intimidating (I really do enjoy the more complex styles), but I do like challenges! And I like the idea of, if I do have to use mobility aids in the future, frilling them up. :) I hope it doesn't come across like I'm dismissing the recommendations. They are actually very good ones, and I'm going to find ways to implement what might work for me, from what people suggest. The support of this community as a whole has been amazing! Genuinely, thank you for the kind words and advice.

[@reptoJane]

Check out the brand Haenuli. The designer just closed shop because she got married, but you can find it secondhand. Beautiful dresses and designs that actually fit curvy girls and plus size girls. My daughter wears a size 34 K and Haenuli fits her very well. I am a size 20 , tall 5’10”, and I can wear the brand. Another option is dresses from US based MossBadger. Her dresses and patterns are fabulous, although usually more on the gothic scale. Don’t give up on the fashion just yet!

[@mermaliade6631]

@@Trynsa not at all! You got to do what fits you the most. I just hope that you never feel like this isn't your place to. I think it would be so cool for you to trick out your Mobility devices! It would be way cool.

[@lilyn2355]

As soon as I heard “the blacks” it was kill bill sirens

[@alienaf8151]

People whining about kinkshaming in the comments bother me a lot because the post wasn't inherently kinkshaming, it was literally just expressing annoyance at people passing off their kinks as a fashion style (that minors and unconsenting people wear). It's like instagram ddlg girls sharing their diaper pics and tagging them as #kawaiifashion

[@luluvanhoagland5348]

Not the same as a disability, but I have lower back issues and have a hard time with a heel of any kind. I threw my back out once and haven’t been able to wear heels since. No one has once bothered me about not being able to wear a shoes with heels. If someone bothers you about something beyond your control, don’t have them in your life.

[@toffletorte]

i’m just thinking about a lolita with an absolutely decked out cane to match their coord and it’s making me so happy. of course, this lolita is bitch-slapping anyone who says they can’t wear lolita because of physical disabilities

[@SweetestSweden]

People have bedecked out their canes for their coordinates before! I've seen snapshots of it back in the LJ days, with things like ribbons, washi tape, and decora cutouts. I had to do the same for mine while I was still cane dependent. :) Rope garlands are the best for that sort of thing imo. They're easy to swap out depending on your coordinate, but I'm a filthy grandma couch on legs, so half of my wardrobe is florals.

[@toffletorte]

SweetestSweden that’s really cool~! i love the creativity and dedication to aesthetic that lolitas have~

[@onitekka7462]

very late and kind of wrong community, but i regularly wear fairy kei and have painted my cane so many times,,,,if im running late it'll usually be washi tape or ribbon tho

[@DetectiveNyx]

as someone who's trans and getting into lolita, i would argue that using transgender people and their struggles as your defense against a kink group that sexualises people without consent (including minors), is FAR more transphobic than denouncing said group of people, no matter how trans you yourself are.

[@AutumnintheNorth]

Frock Talk Tyler = Love ITT Tyler = Goals High-salt full-rant LWLN Tyler - QUEEN

[@RikuNamako]

Oh dear god, I saw that train wreck in realtime.

[@seanathanbeanathan]

Me too, it was WILD

[@kuronekochan5582]

ME TOO, what a dumpster fire

[@typicalkid4398]

We've seen shit 👋😨 👊🤮

[@ElizIndRhythm]

My sympathies. 😖😖😖

[@nicereminders]

me too

[@MaddyBlackbart]

probably unpopular opinion (least as far as the ddlg part goes) but there's nothing wrong with ddlg bdsm or sissy AS LONG AS all people involved are consenting ADULTS and your not forcing your kink on random strangers. AKA do not involve the Lolita community as they are both not consenting AND have people who are not adults in it. Use kink related forums and hashtags for your kink talk and pics as those people are consenting. Thanks. This has been my ted talk thanks for coming.

[@GothKatt]

Finally, validation!

[@alice-8566]

Yeah, what people like to do involving kink dosent have to be anyone else’s business, especially when there are minors and such on the Lolita and Lolita fashion tag all the time, such as myself, just trying to find cool co-ords.

[@yokaitoybox7649]

I had no idea what sissies were and god I wish it stayed that way

[@APOC1385]

What I have learned from my tenure in fashion school is the fact that people lump everything that isn't wearing the socially "accepted" gender clothing as trans. And people are generally wrong. From my straight cis male fashion designer understanding here is a basic chart. Transvestite/sissy falls under kink/fetish. Drag queen falls under performance art Transtrending tends to be trauma based. Trans is wrong hardware installed at factory. May be at any point in the repair process doesn't change the fact of wrong initial install and waiting for repairs doesn't eliminate the original error. And trans may be gay or straight although this is based upon the correct hardware's definition not the original setup's. (For some reason the concept of a ftm liking men confuses people. Mtf liking women confuses people. This doesn't mean they should be happy with the wrong parts and deal with the precived ease of acquiring the correct partner) But over all, what is so hard about not sexualizing Lolita. It is a clothing style and a fun lifestyle. There is plenty of porn featuring "maids" but it does not mean every maid is being "slutty". Plenty of "police officer" strippers but you try sticking a dollar in an officers boxers. Aaarg humans why we so dumb in large groups. On the first part of the video you reminded me why I want to take a shoe making course. Corrective footwear should also come in cute firly colors.

[@luluMusicGamesMovies]

Hearing the community support a disabled woman warms my heart. My weak as fuck ankles combined with my disability-related balancing issues prevent me from wearing a lot of the cute shoes I see with lolita coords. Also, the fact I'll need a cane by the time I'm 30. There should also totally be lolita canes, they could be very nice accessories even for the able-bodied and fit fine with the time period and location the fashion is loosely based on

[@alexandriagrimm888]

I swear to fucking god, you channeled the powers of some ancient eldritch god of spite and sass.....

[@joellevene]

Is it possible to like a video a thousand times? Like OMG, EVERYTHING in this video was SPOT ON! I’m a trans woman, and even back when I still identified as a cross dresser, I could see VERY clearly how sissy’s lump lolitas into their fetish, as well as trans women. And that comment about it being “TERFY” to suggest we are NOT sissies, just WOW! Honestly I’ve lost count of the amount of times “TERFS” (gender criticals as they like to be called) have said that trans women are just men with a fetish. So saying that trans women are NOT sissies is the COMPLETE OPPOSITE of what “TERFS” (GCs) do!

[@JeepersSqueakers]

Wow. That person really did just take the name of people who harrass other trans people for not conforming to gender roles and used it to defend kinksters i think i just lost at least 30 brain cells.

[@BoneGender]

I feel like this is a case of They Doth Protest Too Much. But also, isn't the whole kink based on shame? Why are they up in arms when obviously they're getting the embarrassment they so seek ☕

[@pavladavlas]

Not defending anyone here, but this is an incredibly ignorant comment. Being shamed by someone you feel comfortable being shamed by in a situation where it has been agreed upon and being shamed by absolute strangers isn’t the same thing.

[@Ninjozata]

David Pavlas thank you!

[@wonderlandartwork3579]

@@pavladavlas then why are they pushing ther vile content on unconsenting groups that, again, also have minors in them? I know this comment is old but for fucks sake stop defending kinksters bringing their shit up in non-kink spaces.

[@EclecticallyEccentric]

​@@pavladavlas And someone pushing their kink in SFW spaces absolutely deserves to feel humiliated in the worst way possible.

[@pavladavlas]

@@EclecticallyEccentric did I ever say anything to the contrary?

[@krystalaranha3779]

"The blacks" I'm absolutely screeching

[@ElizIndRhythm]

This channel provides 100% of my FDA daily requirements for salt.

[@aurorabutterfly1630]

it's a shame that both lolita's and furries have to deal with such horrible stigmas. i'm new to both communities and already get to deal with judgemental people telling me lolita is for kids and furries are sexual.ugh may they be buried in salt and shame.

[@Talonistrying]

Ah yes, "lolita is for kids." Because every 5, 6, and 7 year old I know wears $300+ dresses every day. Don't listen to their bullshit, just don't harass anyone and have fun

[@Kynarreth]

I had posted my opinion on one of Lor’s videos before, but I’d like to post it here as well. I’ve been interested in Lolita fashion since 2012. As a fashion, it has rules and the rules need to be follow in order to be considered that fashion. One of the biggest core values is that Lolita is a modest fashion and not to be sexualized at all. That said, I am also into dd/lg. What a lot of people don’t understand is that it is not particularly sexual in nature. Don’t get me wrong, it can be and absolutely is in many cases. At the core, dd/lg is more of a life style. It is for people who struggle with emotion control and daily responsibilities. The roll of the dd is someone in control to ensure that the lg is being their best selves, and that is not inherently sexual. However, Lolita and sexual dd/lg are not compatible due to conflicting core values. Lolita is not to be sexualized and sexual dd/lg, well it’s pretty obvious why that’s an issue. As someone who is invested in Lolita and dd/lg, I must say that the two do not go hand in hand for me. Lolita is clothing I love to wear and enjoy and is never mixed with dd/lg. Besides, I would *never* risk ruining my brand. Dd/lg is part of my emotional relationship with my partner. They are entirely separate and I am able to love and enjoy both of those aspects of my life in an appropriate manner. If anyone has questions about dd/lg and are genuinely interested in understanding it, feel free to message me. I believe there is a true lack of understanding in the community and dd/lg is often demonized because of this. I am however, completely aware that some individuals “break the rules” so to speak. I can tell you with decent certainty that this is a “vocal minority” of people in the community, and most Lolita and dd/lg individuals I know share the same beliefs as me.

[@SebastianSeanCrow]

1:46 I remember that post. Pretty much everyone, including myself, was like “don’t sacrifice your health for fashion”

[@onlylaboum]

goddd this reminds me of when in Rufflechat, there was a question by someone if lolitas accept trans girls and trans women in the community, and the vast majority of the replies were cis people saying stuff like "it's okay, as long as you're not using lolita for kinks and are a sissy 😊" and just did not see how that is super inappropriate to tell trans women, who have nothing to do w sissies. people were being really transphobic in the comments back then (about the start of this year) so i'm happy that was not the mindset of the majority of the people in that Lolita Humour post.

[@noodlepoodle3582]

That photo is nightmare fuel

[@LacedWithOreos]

No. Just. No. The weak are willfully outing themselves. It's not about 'kinkshaming' it's about ALL THE DAMN INCIDENTS where lolita fashion is sexualized or mistaken for a kink. Stahp.

[@doggyspeak]

Literally whenever I hear someone whining about kinkshaming in a public or otherwise sfw space all I hear is “wehhh why won’t you let me have my dick out at the teaparty” shut up.

[@LacedWithOreos]

@@doggyspeak that's truly a poetic way to put it oh my goodness 😍😍😍

[@CuteLilEldritch1010]

@@doggyspeak reminds me of a story involving a bee that I heard a while back...

[@ratsteaparty]

Watching this at 1.5x speed is a WILD RIDE.

[@originalkingdomhearts]

It's sad people feel excluded because of disability. Good on the comm for supporting them!

[@tamikamoana]

"Like they did with the Blacks" "the Blacks" Dear fucking god.

[@HolicChan]

i love your bravery, thank you for saying what were all thinking without fearing backlash from the obnoxious fetishizers

[@sleepysystem]

As a trans person, I do know of several other trans people who admit that their introduction to their own transness was through kinks like sissification and it’s sister kink which i won’t name (they realized after participating once or twice that their feelings were not actually feelings of shame or fetishized humiliation, but of feeling genuinely attractive and wanted as a woman and that helped them recognize, “hey, i actually just... am a woman”), however you and every other person is CORRECT in saying that sissies aren’t trans women. Sissification *can* be the beginning of *some* trans journeys but that’s not common and not a reason to insist every single sissy is trans and the insistence that being a trans woman is the same as sissification is transphobic and specifically transmisogynistic.

[@AmarettoKitten]

I will say that I know several transwomen who still identify as sissies and are into Lolita but the two don't necessarily intersect. It's likely a generational thing- the folx I know who identify as both spent a lot of time on 4Chan pre-2010. I wish some of these awkward male identifying people would think twice before they post some of the dumb shit they do. I'm pro/lifestyle BDSM and I've dealt with them all of the time.

[@chrystia5462]

As a visually impaired woman I got lucky I saw a blind Lolita who used a white cane for a decent chunk of my time after my accident that took most of my vision. Only downside is she would never answer advice questions but I got by at least

[@Candyswirl94]

Someone really did use the word "blacks" in 2019... Jon tron is that you??

[@AsterisSleeping]

I very much needed the bit on disability. I'm semi-ambulatory wheelchair & crutches user, I have cerebral palsy and between my weight and my disability (and the subsequent brokeness that comes with being unable to work) I held myself back from lolita for a long long time. Thankfully, everyone I've known is pretty understanding that I just Cannot Do some shoes or that I can't really buy brand shoes because I will tear them up in literally 20 minutes of walking or even sometimes that a petticoat will obstruct my crutches/make me feel claustrophobic in my wheelchair. I tend to wear the petti anyway because of the (sparse) negativity I've seen towards people who go without. I also require an underskirt at all times due to swayback-scoliosis and a big backside - though now I've been seeing a lot of "underskirts ALWAYS look bad" comments but better than showing my butt.

[@Talonistrying]

Your comfort, physical or otherwise, comes first. If you need to wear an underskirt or off brand, non-standard shoes, you should be able to without judgement. Anyone gives you crap for altering the outfits to work with your disabilities can fight me ^^

[@jachowl4467]

I love when she leans to to side and her hair doesn't't move but remains where it is. That's telnet.

[@koinijikoimizu]

Thank you for the comment about the necessary adjustments for physical issues. I just need custom foot orthotics which is one of those 'unseen but required' aids that for anyone not in the know, makes me appear perfectly able physically. I've been told by my orthopedist to never try heels or it's goodbye ankles. So I get very sad and a little riled when fellow Lolitas (not all mind you) try to push that there's only a certain type of acceptable footwear. if I can comfortably wear a pair of $20 tea parties purely because they accept my $600 inserts, it's not because I wanted to cheap out on my shoes darlings.

[@Flareontoast]

How the heckle would anyone think that comparing people calling Sissification (?) the same as terf and truscum rhetoric?? You guys have the damn right to get annoyed at people with a kink coming into your spaces!

[@BohemianScandalous]

Please do a Bodyline video because all that stuff you mentioned sounds nuts

[@kats1275]

I think lovely lor has a video on the bodyline stuff!

[@lanceolson5988]

She did talk about it in detail in a previous video. I tried finding it again, but it's not mentioned in the title or anything. I've only been following this channel for a couple of months, though, if that's at all helpful in finding it (probably not). The gist, if I remember correctly, is that the old owner held a contest to have someone fly to Japan to be a model for their clothes. He basically tried to marry the winner, she refused, and actually got stuck in Japan for some time. Jeez, I wish I remember the details. It was weird.

[@doggyspeak]

I think she covered it in a LWLN before but I might be thinking of Lovely Lor’s info vid about bodyline.

[@lanceolson5988]

@@doggyspeak Actually, I'm second guessing my memory, now that you mention it. You and Kato might be right.

[@lilyoftheveil666]

Lovely Lor recently did a video detailing the history of Bodyline that you should check out

[@MsPinkhare]

Not even in the Lolita community and I deeply love your posts .You have a beautiful way of articulating rage and I'm so here for it . I have friends into lolita , and I think it's gorgeous I'm just more into 50's fashion .

[@bexthewitch87]

Sissies, DDLGs, and bigots; get tf out of our fashion! Destroy them, Tyler!!!!

[@LunaMondhexe]

I really think it's not your business what others do in their bedroom.

[@KLT-id9nm]

It is when they bring it into public and flaunt it without giving said public the right to consent or refuse.

[@bexthewitch87]

Exactly. What you do in your bedroom is between you and a CONSENTING ADULT. It's when you involve those who do not consent or underage into your kink that we have a problem. Again. GTFO of our fashion.

[@anon20]

"Bigots" >making fun of a kink

[@EclecticallyEccentric]

​@@anon20 Kink is not a marginalized group. And most of the kink community manages not to push it onto people who don't consent. So what is wrong with making fun of those who do?

[@Crownslayer013]

Jokes on point. You outdid yourself again. Bravo 👏

[@kaleyovo7057]

Oof you made me so happy when you were talking about mobility aids my walkers pink so at least it can match a bit owo

[@CandiRabbit]

Perfect timing, As soon as I finish making my coffee, and Get a Pumpkin swiss roll.

[@amethystrain2513]

I'm stuck on picturing a sweet Lolita round house kicking an iPhone 10. It's frilly and badass looking. Impressed and scared at the same time.

[@SebastianSeanCrow]

12:03 I’m ready to throw hands at anyone who compares my sisters to sissies

[@percivallavoie4415]

I have never clicked a notification so fast, and I saw all this go down, it's was frockery

[@damnbro_idc]

Tyler needs a fan mail address, we need to send over some sweet sweet alcohol

[@glitter1336]

it never ceases to amaze me how up their own ass some people can be about their kinks that they honestly think “oh people just need to research it and then they wont think its weird” like... no, im so sorry, theres still gonna be a lot of fuckin people who will still think its nasty and wierd even if they do enough research to write a college professor level dissertation on it lol

[@FlowerEmblem]

I think this is the first time I've seen drama fests as they've gone down before I've seen it appear on your videos.

[@angenicurtis8972]

Fancy paper dolls, so good 💜

[@Wild-Moonchild]

I came here from Lor's channel. I am not a Lolita, I am a Pastel Goth, but I love the Lolita style. Your personality if so fun and refreshingly not PC. You could read anything and I would listen. Great videos!

[@booksandmaybelle98]

I’m not Lolita and I’m not sure how I got here but you are entertaining as hell

[@zentierra7803]

This was _brilliant_

[@triplehearts914]

"like they did with the b l a c ks" *oop*

[@Chibz]

*reads the title* what? AGAIN?!

[@princessadrigirl6774]

I straight up can’t wear “typical Lolita shoes” because I simply can’t find them in my size (even looking at Asian sizing and websites). I’m a US kids size 1, so finding ANY shoes that I like is a struggle. I usually end up in Converse or doc martens because they look inconspicuous & have kids sizing, but have no idea what to wear with Lolita coords. If anyone has any suggestions at all, I’m super open to hearing them! 💞

[@painpixie]

You are amazing! I love this random dose of beautifully abrasive prose wrapped up in lace and flowers! You are my new Goddess. 🖤

[@AmaniHIME]

"the blacks" I snorted so hard, wowww

[@kaleidoscopicfractal460]

Can someone with the necessary skills please make a compilation video of Tyler’s colorful insults?

[@caitpatterson2685]

I really love your cord today! So cute!!! I honestly can’t wait to see more of frock talk

[@ladygrey4113]

ugh, could these sissy's (the ones who wear cheap frocks because it "humiliates" them) just grow the hell up? Also, what happened with bodyline?

[@LacedWithOreos]

It's under new ownership, so no more creepy owner. If you aren't aware of the horrible stuff that went down with him, LovelyLor has a detailed video breaking it all down. Hopefully this means more actual lolita dresses from Bodyline!~

[@Junipire]

I have no idea how I got here, but I looove her personality here... and I’m intrigued!

[@The_Notorious_N.O.E.]

Why isn't Tyler and ScarfingScarves winning awards for writing? This is amazing! 😆😅😂🤣😄

[@lochnessprincess]

"WELCOME BAAaaaaaack."

[@srbulloa813]

When you deal with idiots at work then watch one of your fav lolitas talk about idiots online ... welcome headache train... love you never stop being amazing.

[@marshiethe6th104]

5 minutes ago? I've never been this early. Let me take this chance to say how amazing you are Tyler

[@77noctiluca]

Preach to the choir Tyler! Holy Mana! Great episode!

[@yukow0w601]

thanks for talking about disability aids! I'm a cane user and it's always nice to get reassurance

[@scoutobrien3406]

Unfortunately while the 'embarrassment' aspect carries over across most of it, in many cases for rather depressing reasons, "Sissy" is applied to the vast majority of mtf pornography and erotica, including magical or pseudoscience transformation stories wholly disconnected from the wikipedia definition. So a fair number of trans women may identify with the term without having much in common with the crossdressing humiliation fetishists. This isn't a defense of invading non-pornographic spaces with disquieting fetishism but some of those people are in need of big sisters to guide them to other sources and outlets.

[@courtneycherry113]

Poor Tyler has to deal with sissy bs

[@lanceolson5988]

Oh fuck, she actually said "fuck." I can die now.

[@nicereminders]

Also please do a whole episode about that scepter!

[@Batty009]

God, this roast was fucking beautiful! 😂😂😂💖💖💖

[@tkps]

I hope you won't be annoyed with me for saying I like seeing you in other main colours than pink. The lemon co-ord was just beautiful (I remember seeing the dress in your wardrobe) and I love this colour too. Another great video.

[@Sarah-jd7zv]

I thought the first poster was bad. Then the second poster. That was bad. Then the third. The THIRD. Dear LORD. I fucking can't

[@allenmciver1888]

Tyler you are my Hero

[@cultistivator]

LOVE U TYLER!! I've wanted to wear lolita for a long time, and maybe one day I really will be able to! For now, i'll keep watching your incredible videos.. my dream is to get an Angelic Pretty cat print dress!

[@Psycopathicninjacla1]

i'm really sad that I didn't manage to meet you at youma. but I hope you had a lot of fun. 💖

[@gracescott4669]

i'm glad you pointed out "the blacks" because I am laughing so damn hard. it's not funny though X'D

[@lovelydeath04]

This made my head hurt far more than it should have. Omfg....still love you though, tyler!!!

[@hunterholaway6448]

It’s not always humiliation sometimes it’s being forced

[@brandondelis9191]

WHERES FROCK TALK

[@misopheri]

MORE KAWAII HEADPHONES FOR THE MISOPHONIC LOLITA! (or just general j-fashioners, im not actually that into lolita lol)

[@rroman1988]

God I love these train wrecks.

[@hilzarina]

Why hot sauce, though? I trust you; I'm just curious.

[@Wowzawhy]

Can we get an f in the chat

[@HarryToeface]

F

[@aliceis9068]

F

[@Gotherine]

*furry rage!!!!!

[@Talestra]

I wish there were lolita pants, not just for aesthetic reasons, but because lolitapants is just really fun to say... I'll go home...

[@courtneycherry113]

Ouji is the prince version of lolita and they have pants and shorts

[@AshHeaven]

“Hold my Ouji pants!” It is fun to say.

[@nicereminders]

BURN IT ALL TYLER!

[@millartiste]

That's not very 'crop-top and high waisted pants' of you, Tyler.