Here’s Why Activists Hate This Trans Woman

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[@marcusdib]

Morgin: www.tiktok.com/@morgindupont?_t=8nfa2Pu7aKH&_r=1

[@morgindupont]

Thank you so much for highlighting some of my points made in those clips! I have stopped talking about these topics because of the amount of backlash and stress that comes along with it!!! People have tried to frame me as this internalized transphobic individual because I state the obvious, but the community has lost all logic! And it is very scary! That’s why I am rarely on TikTok because the shenanigans are encouraged and celebrated on that platform!

[@jhalakmalhotra2029]

Hi again Marcus.❤

[@Blackmail1]

She's one of the most beautiful trans woman I've ever seen.

[@TheReluctantVlogger]

The chicks who aren’t really trans but get their tits and nips removed, there’s something about that to me that’s legitimately sad. It seems like they hate being female, or maybe more specifically this part of their body that men desire. Idk but it seems like they feel insecure about having breasts because it makes them feel like sexual objects or targets. I think the biggest problem we have in the world now is one of misogyny. There’s no group more hated and abused than women the world over it seems, and now we have all these young women being convinced to hate themselves and hand over their rights with a smile…

[@Nurtherwen]

I agree. I absolutely love her hair! ❤

[@jamisonfawkes8537]

when i told one of my friends i was detransitioning, they were like “oh, so you’re going back to being a cis woman?” no hun, i’m just a woman. a woman who massively screwed up, but a woman nonetheless.

[@HorseLuvr101]

Welcome back ❤!

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

You were going back at living healthy and feeling good with yourself. According to Peak Trans, the trans community bullied the detrans with even death-threats and doxxing. They could risk to end in jail if they never transitioned.

[@LadyIarConnacht]

Welcome back, Hon. It's not always easy to be a woman, or even to feel like one, but that's actually a badge of honor that makes us special.

[@teamojesusss]

Welcome!

[@coelhinho66]

im 17 and i almost went down a similar path, sadly influenced by my friends at school. thankfully i never went as far as to mutilate myself but im still waiting on my hair to grow out again loll if you don't mind me asking, what made you feel like you weren't a girl in the first place?

[@indigorune]

when i was a kid we called people that faked who they are "posers"

[@sarab2324]

Same! We outta bring that term back.

[@Ann71987]

Diddo but knowing how things are it would be twisted some how 😂

[@notyourordinarygran]

I think you mean 'ditto'...autocorrect maybe.😊​@Ann71987

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

We called them "predators", as most people who faked something ended up to be that.

[@ebn646]

😆Oh God....I remember that!!

[@Loki-and-Thor]

Some activists have gone from “we’re the same as you“ to “we’re better than you.”

[@lynnm6413]

Some? Dude!

[@Gimmetimetothinkdawg]

@@lynnm6413it is some

[@sarahwilliams4092]

​@lynnm6413 came to say this! If they are "activist" they think they're better.

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

To "lesbians, if you refuse to date transwomen, you are worse than Hitler!"

[@trilbynhiss]

Yeah, like the one transwoman that said she was better because she had a "designer pussy". Yeah, okay.

[@ocalafl954]

As an authentic DNA woman, I hate the term Cis -- It seems so demeaning

[@shannykinredgate3451]

It's like a childish attempt to insult. It's not hurtful, just irritating as all get out😂

[@sikorilzcx4513]

If someone calls me 'cis', I respond by addressing them by their biological sex.

[@ras613pa]

Only 'fun' advantage from their pushing of this term, 'Cis': My straight friends and I now say: 'Well, we have more in common that either of us do with them.' :)

[@marecort3697]

It was meant to be demeaning. Just look how they treat lesbians.

[@anthonycarlisle6184]

Cis- was/is actually a legal term developed to validate the separation of female/woman from activist/woke ideology. That's why in court they'll say "idk what you mean by woman". I'm not sure if dr cash [originator of gender theory] solely invented or had help. I side with he had help. Interesting crap I do say.

[@Darostelijaa]

As a gender nonconforming lesbian woman who had really bad body dysmorphia as a teen, thank you for speaking out. When I was 15 I seriously considered double masectomy, I hated my chest so much, and I was jealous of boys. My mother would have supported me, but talking to her did make me realize few things. My need for transition was actually just a way to escape men glaring at me, sexualising my chest, when I didn't want them to do that. It took me a long time to learn that the female body is no more shameful than the male body. I did learn it eventually. Today I feel my chest is no different than my leg or my elbow: a part of me. So I was just a victim of misogyny, not someone who actually suffered from gender dysphoria. Edit: My choice of words have caused some confusion. I'm sorry. English is not my first language but that's not an excuse. I didn't mean that men finding women attractive is misogynistic. But since I was young, being looked at like that against my will did affect negatively my perception of myself and what it means to be a girl. I could wear a sports bra and multiple layers to hide my body but people still noticed, and the boys could run around shirtless and nobody cared. Had I grown up without experiencing that I probably would not have hated my own body so much and wanted to escape it. The misogyny I mentioned was more what I had learned from the environment I grew up, that that's just something girls go through, and the only way to escape is to change my body. That's also why I did briefly confuse my experience with that of being trans. Perhaps I should have used a different word than misogyny, now that I think about it. But I don't think changing it at this point is all that useful. Again, sorry for the confusion.

[@kellysouter4381]

We used to wear what we called urban camouflage to go out to the shops. Big baggy jumpers and big baggy trousers. That was in the eighties and nineties.

[@emmapeel8163]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@rebeccao8895]

I feel you, sister. I’m proud of us for doing the inner-work. ♥️

[@lynnm6413]

@@kellysouter4381 same…I wanted to be a boy so bad, but never hated my breasts…probably because we wore these ridiculously oversized sweaters. I had a pedo judo coach at 9, tho, so maybe after that any staring didn‘t feel so bad? Certainly cannot remember, but I wasn‘t pretty during puberty either, so got lucky in that sense

[@mikescollard6499]

It wasn't misogyny. Guys were attracted to you. That's how it works. You just weren't into guys.

[@mm-pm5lf]

A pick me is someone with low self esteem who plays the part of what they think others want. Standing up to a group of bullies is the opposite of that

[@crystallinemister]

Thanks for explaining what it means. I hear this term thrown around a lot and I'm always thinking, "What does that even mean?"

[@Omnihilo]

It’s an insult that I’ve noticed is increasingly used and favored by the very people it most often applies to.

[@dmark1922]

Thanks. I typed in the question but then I found this...¡

[@imchuckbass4757]

@@Omnihilo funny how that happens. I have a friend who is like that, and it's interesting to watch, oof.

[@just_passing_through]

Even back in the early 80s the gay men “representing” gay men on TV in interviews and panel shows were never representing me. It’s the radicals, the people who thrust themselves into the limelight with “agendas”, those who shout the loudest who get seen. They were always so hysterically gay, or wearing the ‘costume’ (leather, or flowing feminine clothing). The rest of us just get on with our lives. And why can’t this person use the word ‘women’. You can’t say “woman are woman”. It’s women are women. Plural, not singular.

[@Teresia12]

Ok Grammar police. It'll be ok.

[@glenmacnicol7825]

Well said. Smallest mind=Biggest mouth.

[@zztopz7090]

Its the same with every group. Ive never felt "seen" by narcissistic millionaires.

[@melodi996]

And those loud mass media gay make it difficult to debate about gay rights, I always have to start with "there're two groups that are not connected"

[@mistressheather]

What's wrong with using language properly? I would certainly want someone to let me know I was doing something wrong, versus continuing to do it wrong and looking like an idiot. Especially with something as basic as Grammar.

[@limpnewdoll7434]

I personally think, transwomen who call themselves real women are discrediting and undermining their own struggles. Tbh. Saying transwomen aren't real women isn't invalidating their existence. I think it's important to acknowledge the different struggles. Transgenders are fighting a battle biological genders cannot understand.

[@froggielady3204]

This. So much this. I've been saying this for so long.

[@ras613pa]

Also doesn't make sense. If they are claiming themselves to be, simply, 'Women' they why are they still using the terms 'Trans' and 'Cis' prior to the term 'Women'? According to their own supposed belief, simply saying 'Woman' would be sufficient.

[@zztopz7090]

And vice versa. Completely different.

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

Saying that they aren't real women ISN'T "hateful", it's the truth. In order to be a real woman, an individual must be born as female, "becoming female" is impossible for a male individual.

[@jensphiliphohmann1876]

​@@zztopz7090 Yet transmen are much less of an issue than transwomen.

[@daniellewillis2767]

Omg, calling transtrenders "cultural appropriaters" is a HILARIOUS idea! I love it.

[@kellysouter4381]

I've seen them called cosplayers in woman face.

[@taki7546]

It‘s true tho. How is this any different than a white dude acting like he‘s black

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

I call them colonizers, i think it fit them even more.

[@GalXZ42081]

It's honest.

[@GalXZ42081]

​@@kellysouter4381Those are called autogynophiles

[@ForsakenPoet]

I get told I am transphobic and even homophobic for not following exactly what the community regurgitates. I came out as trans in 2004 but when I started hormones after jumping through some hoops I just severe complications unfortunately due to my deletion syndrome causing said complications. I had to learn to be permanently seen as a masc lesbian because I know without medical transition I don't pass. My wife respects my feelings at home. I had to learn for that to be enough. I respect you have always spoken your truth no matter the push back. We have a community full of bullies now so the ones that shout the loudest in the LGBT+ community make us look terrible and so many others are scared to do anything because they will be attacked and told they're terrible people sometimes very publicly.

[@elperrodelautumo7511]

Glad that you spoke up

[@VanillaBelleASMR]

Wow, this is an amazing story and thank you for sharing. You remind me of me and my husband 💕

[@vfsberry7491]

I’m sorry that your transition didn’t work the way you expected/wanted it too. I pray that someday in the future medicine will come out to help you pass better and feel more at peace with your body.

[@shannykinredgate3451]

❤

[@arima_song]

You know, intention really matters here. You actually tried and that deserves respect. Much love, man.

[@stevegrady5134]

The problem with the septum piercing is that it has become a cliche. Tell me that someone has a septum piercing these days and I can tell you how they vote and what their social media looks like.

[@skepticusmaximus184]

Would those answers be Republican and bucket of rainbow coloured vomit perchance?

[@doody4335]

That’s what I hate the most. I’ve had my septum pierced since 2010 and it was because I am an alt person and love it. These days I’ve been thinking about removing it because of what the septum makes people think now

[@steph678]

Not really. Plenty of people have septum piercings(like my little sister) and she isn't PC

[@steph678]

​@doody4335 if you remove it because of what people think then you've lost.

[@doody4335]

@@steph678 I haven’t removed it. I stated I was thinking about it

[@jacksonfrawley]

I’m a detransitioner, was given a referral to a gender clinic at a children’s hospital after getting out of an involuntary hold at a mental hospital. Wasn’t in my right mind and felt horrible about my body because of an ED. There was no process, I’m not kidding I filled out a google form and the doctor told me I met the criteria. No more than a year later I had changed my mind after mistakenly identifying that way for 6 years. I truly hope we get the trans children under control. I have much love for the trans community but physical transition isn’t right until you can make those decisions thoughtfully.

[@imchuckbass4757]

From what I've observed (and this is just me) ED treatment, or even just simple understanding, is practically nonexistent in MANY institutions. It's like they have no idea what to do or how to treat people with ED, some even seeing it as a liability and a reason to be kicked out of a program. That's such a shame, because it's never, "I just want to be a certain weight", it's sooooo much more than that, with it's tendrils in almost every facet of a person's life. Not very many people have the resources to go to an ED specific treatment facility, and often the ED is not addressed properly at all, even by professionals. I understand that sometimes these places are underfunded, understaffed, etc., but it still makes me sad. I hope you're doing well, and good for you for allowing yourself to be who you really are.

[@Spacemutiny]

Spot on. The fakes get defensive when they’re called out. They know people are catching on to their grift.

[@SuzyQ89]

I agree. Nothing angers a fake more than being called out as a "poser". Most if not all are attention seeking narcs!

[@poorgroom6178]

I am from Russia, and many transsexual people in this country are used to living in stealth. If a transsexual man says that he is actually a woman, it can be deadly dangerous, and I'm not kidding. I think these attitudes have taken root in me too firmly :(

[@GhiaceCube]

I hope the best for them ❤

[@teamojesusss]

I'm confused. Why would it be dangerous for a woman to say she's biologically a woman?

[@poorgroom6178]

​@@teamojesusss Because it will become clear that the biological woman has made the transition. That's a fact that needs to be hidden for personal safety.

[@sinny8916]

@@teamojesusssif the trans man is stealth and passing stealth means they don’t go into Scoeity saying their trans so the person the trans man says that he is actually a woman to might think it’s the opposite way

[@teamojesusss]

@@sinny8916 Huh?

[@jamescarter8662]

Pick Me is a perceived insult from those who KNOW that they aren't worthy of being picked. That's why they are so VILE!

[@user-yy5di3qg5u]

It's a code word for "class traitor" essentially. Makes me wonder, who is really "gatekeeping" certain set of people for "incorrect opinions" from the community at this point.

[@kellysouter4381]

It's jealousy. No one's picking them.

[@dashwhatchamakalit]

"You're just a Pick-Me!" 'Bold words from an NPC drone. I guess they updated your script a little bit.'

[@Grimm_Butterfly]

Tbh, it's an insult to anyone who is above the level of consciousness who's only concerned with their own perspective. Someone who isn't a conformist wouldn't like to be called this. Especially if they aren't appealing to popularity.

[@lynnm6413]

@@Grimm_Butterfly I disagree. Once you get rid of the sheep attitude, pick me as an insult isn‘t working anymore. Once you know who you are, that just rolls off your back.

[@Gamelikeamom]

Im not trans or an activist of any kind. I have the dyed hair and piercings because in the 80s and 90s it meant something completely different than it does today. I want my style back and not used for insane agendas.

[@Engrave.Danger]

To be fair, Walmart shoppers tainted the style a long time ago. I remember when most chicks with crazy hair and piercings were crazy hot. It all went Jerry Springer yikes about 20 years ago.

[@arima_song]

She's gorgeous! I wish her all the strength. The vultures are going to target her from now on and that's incredibly sad...

[@annebos4634]

Definitely a "real" one

[@arima_song]

@@annebos4634 I'm not calling her the real woman, tho?

[@annebos4634]

@@arima_song No, I mean, a real t-woman! Not an activist without genuine dysphoria.

[@annebos4634]

@@arima_song no, a real tr woman. With d y s p h

[@arima_song]

@@annebos4634 no arguing here

[@zoelafantaisie9287]

Need to get one of those t-shirts though!!! "We might be trans but we're not idiots!" Solid Gold.

[@e.vasileva5891]

Morgin looked amazing. As per usual the sane people are the ones that radiate positive energy and have beautiful vibes.

[@tammie1078]

I agree, I stopped saying Cis cause I didn't know I was only feeding into their idology by saying it.

[@user-gq9iy1si8l]

Why do you feel that you need to fix your grammar for others 1:23

[@vfsberry7491]

Cisgender only means that you’re biological female who is a women. Don’t let others ruin that word for you, and don’t let people convince you that you’re feeding some sort of “ideology”.

[@minilea144]

Cis is way to control language. When you fight them on it, they get upset they can't manipulate you into relenting. Women that never changed never needed another word. Trans people changed. That's why they have the word trans. Cis was never widely used until about 8 years ago. Beforehand, trans were trans, women and men were women and men.

[@BRINARY-np8ol]

​@@vfsberry7491 There's no such thing as a cisgender woman. An adult human female is a woman. The cis and cisgender nonsense is insulting. Cisgender is a made up term to throw onto women to make mtf transsexuals feel better and more valid. They want to turn women into a subset of women because they hate being a subset of men

[@chefnyc]

Same for specifying your gender on an official document or writing your pronouns on social media. I put my picture on linked in and refuse to play “my pronouns are” game.

[@Lillicat88]

It's crazy how it's trans people who have put in the work to transition and (I hope this isn't taken offensively) to "pass" as the gender they've transitioned to, are the ones who are supporting women and not trying to bulldoze what it means to be a woman out of existence. I genuinely thought the red head was a 'cis' woman. It feels respectful and shows a genuine appreciation for the sex you're transitioning to when someone actually puts the work in rather than putting on a dress and demanding I call them a woman while insisting the correct term for me is cis woman. Thank you for this

[@schylerspace]

As a trans woman, I completely agree. This is another weird destructive thing that only divides trans people further. I’m also accused of being a ‘pick me’ trans woman so very much relate. Thank you for your voice! ❤

[@xragdoll5662]

I got called transphobic a few weeks ago because my friend told me her friend was trans so I was respectful but turns out that friend is “leaning more to non binary” like?????? And I got called transphobic just for saying “she” in regard to that friend 🙈🙈🙈🙈 I always LOVED my blue hair and my facial piercings because my style is more alternative but I’m letting my hair grow out so I can get it dyed a caramel blonde colour so people can stop assuming I’m a wokie, not getting rid of my septum piercing though, they can’t have everything and they’ll eventually stop… I hope

[@9395gb]

Get away from them and get new friends.

[@jazzmasmith2883]

There was this news story about this trans woman that was allowed to stay in the women's prison and then got 2 women pregnant. That city or state had a setup where transsexuals were allowed to choose the unit that they want. Nobody has choices in prison. Some trans women say that they're scared of a men's prison they might get harassed. If trans women are worried about getting harassed in men's prison that then they shouldn't do crime.

[@tinkthestrange]

We can build trans prisons. They would be smaller than regular prisons as I assume there are significantly less trans criminals than men and women criminals. But I get the feeling “trans women” who commit crimes against women and children would stop identifying as trans women when they got told they would no longer be sent to women’s prison. I feel like actual trans women/men shouldn’t have a problem being housed in a prison only for trans women/men. Just like I feel like actual trans women shouldn’t have a problem playing sports with/against other trans women.

[@Barbienim17]

If they want to call us “cis women” then why is it not okay to call a trans woman a “cis men”. I mean at the end of the day that’s what we are biologically isn’t ? They say it’s okay to be trans yet they are so offended when you call them what they are. I honestly I’m so proud of the person on the video for speaking up for us WOMEN when we would get cancel if anyone else would’ve said it

[@alessaross3559]

No, because that is what they're saying. Transmen are REAL women. Your comment lacks basic understanding of the problem.

[@Gernot66]

And men. No one likes to be labelled except the ones with the aluminum pins with their fantasy profession on it, they all obviousely need a label to be someone.

[@Barbienim17]

@@alessaross3559 babes you’re the one that lacks basic understanding. The girls that get it get it. They want to call us women “cis” when we are just “women” but somehow it’s offensive to call a trans person “ trans women” in that case they are “cis” men. They trans women are trans women not women.

[@Barbienim17]

@@alessaross3559 it seems like you are the one lacking basic understanding. If it’s okay to be trans then why not be proud of being a trans woman? They want to categorize us women as “cis” and they are just “women” ? That doesn’t make sense, if that’s the case they are cis men not women.

[@mattbeckley9483]

​@alessaross3559 they aren't real women why are they so ashamed of being trans they are trans just own it

[@tuttuttut7758]

Its always ironic when people who scream for acceptance don’t accept others or their opinions when different

[@SZombiie]

I'm a transsexual whose reclaiming septum piercings, or maybe mine doesn't count bc it's a 6mm and not cow cosplay

[@Xaforn]

They can a cute and fun piece of jewelry, they’ve also taken the fun from people dying their hair as well.

[@GhiaceCube]

Cow cosplay made me wheeze

[@mikescollard6499]

They look like snot. There is nothing attractive about them.

[@jentapsell1137]

Marcus thank you for the shirt. Lesbians appreciate it

[@judy5144]

Yes! 👏🏾👏🏾

[@MrDevilFlash]

Funny how they call a "pick me" anyone who isn't craving of validation by their peers...

[@nunjuckus1837]

Fantastic video, Marcus. When I joined your channel, you only had 12,000 subs. I thought, well, surely he's gonna get spotted and targeted by a lot of bad actors. Sure enough, in 2023 I think you were. But you've overcome those challenges and are now doing better than ever. You're awesome, man. You truly are healing the world.

[@twistedalicemcgee]

For real!! She is SOOO gorgeous!

[@gears8926]

Its funny cause virtue signalling everything is literally the most pick me thing someone can do "LOOK AT ME! IM A GOOD PERSON, LOOKS AT HOW GOOD I AM PLEASE LIKE ME, AND I AM CERTAINLY NOT GOING TO THROW YOU UNDER THE BUS AS SOON AS WE DISAGREE, I WILL NEVER DO THAT" 😆😆😆

[@timnunley8358]

Thank you for being genuine and honest Markus.

[@chefnyc]

People who don’t transition should get their own letter. There are still some letters left (as of 2024).

[@annamossity8879]

How about P for poser or F for fake, or even D for delusional, I’m sure there’s more

[@eliottsmelliott]

@@annamossity8879read a book and touch grass dumbass

[@chrisbennett1358]

Septum piercing has become a weird identifier for these psychos now. It sucks cause I used to like em

[@vfsberry7491]

If you like them then wear them. Don’t worry about being seen as “trans” or anything else, and if anyone says anything like that to you just tell them off

[@_VC._]

Get it! Make it cool again! They keep stealing all the cool stuff. Don't let them! I want to dye my hair all different colours every two minutes, but, due to them uploading footage of themselves looking like an agitated poodle coz they've just left the groomer, people will think I'm one of them. 😶

[@vfsberry7491]

@@_VC._ So what if they think you’re one of them? Just hold your own head high and watch as the skeptics back away.

[@judy5144]

Bump that mess! I'm still getting one when I get over the fear of getting one. Lol

[@irenemiller9958]

​​@@judy5144If you want a septum piercing then go get one. I got mine done fairly recently and know from experience they're not painful, hard to heal from, or difficult to change! They're fun to have!

[@YTladytalkingagain]

Alexis Blake is pretty good as well. She’s very British polite sweetness trying to be neutral

[@shelleyphilcox4743]

Alexis seems to be a really lovely person, who has a really great set of values and very thoughtful and considered insight into all of the issues for everyone and is very down to earth.

[@amberleesunshine]

I refuse to take my septum out. Taking it back!! 😂😂

[@bigsister9354]

And I like how they use the term «gender umbrella». Guys, your «umbrella» will not protect you in the pouring rain of truth))

[@sikorilzcx4513]

Me on reddit. Them:"is there a different blaire white out there bc the only one I know is a bootlicker who immediately goes “yeah im just a mentally ill guy 🥺👉👈” when people are transphobic to her. not really Queen stuff just kinda sad" Me: Must be a different one because the Blaire White I'm referring to is the queen of transsexuals; beautiful, respectful of women, does not sexualize children, not woke, realist, no bootlicker. However, what I dislikes is that she refuses to refer people by their desired pronouns (she/he/they) MOD: This comment has been removed for incivility. Do not insinuate that the majority of trans and queer people sexualise children. I'm also locking this thread because it's completely derailed. ME: I didn't say anything about non-heterosexuals being generally pedophiles or sexualizing children, it's you who interpret the text with your own prejudices. I just listed the qualities I appreciate, which is, among other things, not to sexualize children. MOD: Whether you intended it or not, bringing up not sexualising children as a positive suggests that this a common trait in other trans/queer people. It should be self-evident that not sexualising children is a positive. This is a common piece of homophobic misinformation that has been used to justify the oppression of queer people for countless years. Please be more careful with your words in the future, and if you have an issue with a moderating decision, please take it to modmail so the rest of the team can also weigh in. I am not going to continue to debate the matter here. Previously banned for using the words 'biological sex' because it is transphobic.

[@shannykinredgate3451]

Reddit is garbage. The mods are insane and admins give them so much power because they slave for free😂 they just create hug boxes, echo chambers, etc After the debate in the US the whole site shut down😂 it's so censored it's funny.

[@sikorilzcx4513]

@@shannykinredgate3451 I don't think I claim that transsexuals and queers were pedophiles. I may have misspoken and may have been misinterpreted, but I don't think what I wrote was transphobic (or homophobic??)I think it's more telling when MODs link pedophiles with non-heterosexuals x: Am a member of a fanfiction group where someone asked how they would write a side-character who is trans. Then wrote that I hope the character is more like Blaire White than Blossom, where they slandered my queen (Blaire) which I don't think she deserves. their answer why 'biological sex' is transphobic. *'According to the GLAAD media guide: "Phrases like “born a man,” “born a woman,” “biologically male,” “biologically female,” “biological boy,” “biological girl,” “genetically male,” “genetically female” [sic] oversimplify a complex subject and are often used by anti-transgender activists to inaccurately imply that a trans person is not who they say they are. “Biological boy” is a term anti-trans activists often use to disregard and discredit transgender girls and deny them access to society as their authentic gender identity. As mentioned above, a person’s sex is determined by a number of factors - and a person’s biology does not determine a person’s gender identity. Cis (or cisgender) is meant to describe a person whose gender identity is aligned with the sex they were assigned at birth. Biologically ‘person’s sex’ is a disguised, targeted misgendering in a context." As such, the rhetoric used in your comment meets commonly recognised criteria for what is considered transphobia.' *

[@eri_sama]

you ever saw that pic of the three reddit admins on that couch lookin nasty? google it, it'll show you there's no need to even start arguments in pro-ideology subs on reddit

[@annamossity8879]

@@eri_samaI googled it, got nothing 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Iudd_]

"what I dislikes is that she refuses to refer people by their desired pronouns" Actually she once stated that if she meets a non binary person while she finds it to be an unnatural way of speaking when she can see their characteristics of their biological sex she would try her best to accommodate them by using their preferred pronouns and all that.

[@liaml.e.5964]

Doesn't being a "pick me" imply that you're available? Does not compute...

[@digitalgypsy1961]

I had to laugh at the blue hair, septum piercing statement. I used to loved dyeing my hair weird colours and I have a lot of piercings. I ditched the jewelry and let my hair go natural. I do not want to even resemble a Rainbow Goblin.

[@Ms.MD7]

I used to obsessed getting purple hair but I don't wanna be mistakenly associated with the cult lol

[@chrisweirdo9852]

The message isn´t just ¨we´re the same as you¨, it most often is ¨we´re better men/women then you, we deserve more rights, we are better athletes¨ etc etc

[@randomperson6433]

The term pick-me is used for those who dare to diverge from groupthink. I’m ok with it.

[@_ChockisChoco_]

Hey Marcus! I was one of the people who used to identify as "Trans" and even "Non-Binary"...but after watch you, Blaire, Buck...basically any transsexual that isn't like these crazy wokies, I started to realize that I'm not one...as I was brainwashed into such ideology back in 2021. But you're the first one to make me realize to finally stop believe in such things, and since 2023 I started following you, and while there are some things I disagree with, I mostly agree with you regardless, I really wish I can have the voice to speak up about all of this stupidity and such..maybe in a possible future, If I'm ready to do so Keep it up man, and again, TYSM!!! ❤

[@judy5144]

I hope you do get the chance to speak up! You're needed! I'm glad you were saved! I wish you the best in life! ❤

[@_ChockisChoco_]

@@judy5144 Tysm! ♡

[@individualperson4090]

I hope you have a great day

[@Ms.MD7]

It's crazy how good they can manipulate people with these ideologies. I'm glad you got out of that mentality.

[@janesebasti8741]

We as real trans people have to raise our voices even if the rest are against us and that doesn't matter because we the one that are real and rational are more than those that are ruining our rights and could lost them in the future for these perverts that are talking for us

[@BluVR]

The paradox with the label pick-me is that it most of the time fits more to the side who says it than the side it's targeted for. They see us as pick-me's for wanting society to accept and tolerate us yet they are literally pick-me's for not the society but for other people from their "community" they want to be loyal to and getting the clout.

[@user-jy9mh8ku3n]

It's fantastic that your channel made some people realize transition was not for them. Transition is such a life-changing path, it really commands soul-searching, not online influences.

[@WinstonSmithGPT]

Can you imagine the evil of censoring criticism of transition as “phobic” with the intention of depriving children of information so they can sexually mutilate themselves without informed consent?

[@d11j09l92]

Does everyrone SERIOUSLY forget how to pronounce “women??” I swear to God, people don’t know how to say it, nor do they know the difference between “woman” and “women.” It’s not hard, folks. Singular vs plural. 😂

[@judy5144]

Right? 😂

[@ajisenramen888]

There is no difference between singular and plural when you identify as “They/them”

[@d11j09l92]

@@ajisenramen888 Right, but that has nothing to do with my comment. People these days have no concept on how to pronounce the plural form of “woman” which is “women.” I wasn’t talking about they/them.

[@RebeccaGogovcev]

We need to hear more from sensible real trans people to balance out the loud insanity.

[@dandy269]

“Pick Me” has always been such a strange insult to me, like I definitely don’t like liars or posers but at least they’re not telling me to hate myself

[@tarnw3301]

"Pick me" is supposed to be a person that lowers their standards in dating in order to date someone. For example, a woman that says she doesn't need a man to even have a job, she's independent, you know. Unlike those women that won't marry lazy bums, she's super-special and all she needs is loooove.

[@Clint52279]

Marcus has the entire "transgender movement" deconstructed and lays it out for us with every vid. That's 🐨-T content!

[@johnbeard6717]

My wife has a crush on you. She wants me to get that hair cut. What's it called?

[@user-gq9iy1si8l]

Watch your wife

[@johnbeard6717]

@@user-gq9iy1si8l naw she ain't going no where

[@user-gq9iy1si8l]

@@johnbeard6717 hope not

[@johnbeard6717]

@@user-gq9iy1si8l if she does leave, will you marry me?

[@arima_song]

@@user-gq9iy1si8l celebrity crushes are a totally normal thing, imo

[@moonshineblues204]

When people call me a pick me I say "I'm not a pick me, I'm picked!" 😮🎉🎉😂😂

[@KatiT420]

New subbie here! Thank you for your refreshing outlook! I'm so grateful to see not everyone in the community is buying into the delusional bs. Sending you love

[@mayamarom156]

Regular woman here. I really love listening to you, and learning from you about this topic. You are a smart and beautiful human being.

[@LorienzoDeGarcia]

Oh no. Oh nooooo. I like what she had to say. This is a shame that people are attacking her like that. I hope she's not affected, she seems like such an emotionally grounded person.

[@annikabjornson998]

My niece (sorry, I don’t know the gender neutral word) transitioned about 5 years ago. I love them so much and really worried about whether it was the best choice for them, what with a history of cutting and knowing they were a lesbian with some super homophobic grandparents. So maybe some internalized homophobia. But I saw them at a big reunion recently and they are doing so well! They are happy, sober, and in a wonderful relationship. Watching you kept giving me hope that they could be well adjusted eventually too. Thank you for your positivity.

[@jordanfogarty1329]

I love Marcus and that he's speaking out against the craziness that is taking over the gay community

[@ryand1404]

You mentioned something about how they appropriate trans as their identity and then get mad when people tell them they are wrong. It makes sense that they get so mad though because they’ve built their entire identities on complete fabrications. They have been convinced and are in love with their delusions, so bringing them back to reality takes them away from the delusions they love. When people speak more of the truth, it’s a nightmare for their inflated egos built on lies.

[@marceloasensiofilho3833]

I have a buddy who was working at a lab with Mag-lev research and his nose was damaged thanks to a piercing he forgot to remove. His story is the reason piercings as a whole make me uncomfortable.

[@dinosaurwoman]

GREAT shirt! Men--straight, REAL transmen, bi, and gay--you guys standing up for us women is truly so helpful and makes me feel safer. Thank you.

[@BorgWolf359]

I have a friend who is Transexual! He went through Therapy for years, had to live as a Woman for a whole year, & took the medication! Then finally after Therapy & all the work He decided to go through with becoming Transexual! She lived like that for years & we were all fine with it! After a traumatic life event she changed her mind & went to Therapy! She came out of it as a Man, but it was his decision for his life! Still to this day he is not gay like me he is Transexual even though he now lives as a man! It is his life & no one else's!

[@ApocalypseofMichael]

The term "Cis" drives me bonkers. I'm a man and on the gay scene, I've been "Identified" as a "Cis man" before I knew what it meant. I was offended as i thought it was short for "Cissy" 😂 I kicked off about it and was accused of being "Homofuckin'phobic" for not knowing what it meant. I was 44 at the time and came out at 14 in 1989 ffs. I'm from North East of England. I grew up with homophobia. 'Twas a slap to the brain, I tell y'. Keep up the good work. I bloomin' love y'! ❤🎉✨👊

[@SummerJayne]

One of my close friends (a trans man) called me very, very upset one night. He said that he had been going to a local meet-up where trans people got together for support, etc. He said that he had been to 3 get togethers and he had made a genuine connection, he'd made a genuine friend and he was really, really grateful for that. Apparently, someone else wanted to hang out with him and they wanted to go to a movie. My friend didn't feel comfortable going to a movie with someone he'd only been around, in general and who he didn't think he had much in common with based on the things this person had shared. He politely declined but thanked them for the kind offer and said he looked forward to getting to know them more at the meetings. Welp. That went terribly. This other person absolutely flipped out. Not immediately. The trans woman built up to that rage, but my gosh, the things she said to my friend were shocking. Even more so because this happened a little over a decade ago where, really, trans support groups were really needed for a lot of people who were trying to find their way in the world. She accused him of misogyny. She called him a bigot and hateful. She told him that, simply because he was trans, they "obviously" had so much in common and how could he turn his back on a fellow transgender person? It was wild. Seriously, this was like 12 years ago and this kind of behavior was NOT mainstream at all. My friend was so hurt. And the therapist leader of the support group kicked him out of the group for not being "supportive enough". It's amazing how some people think that other people owe them something because they have something in common. No. Nope. We connect with people over hobbies, interests, senses of humor and kindness, through an event that can tie us together. We don't become true friends with someone simply because they're the same gender as us or because we share autism or something. It's wild to me that anyone would ever think that! Edit: spelling typos!

[@mystic22g4]

I firmly believe that the term "woman" should stand on its own without the need for additional qualifiers like "cisgender.

[@9395gb]

It does. The majority of the public and world doesn't care about trans ideology, pronouns and doesn't even acknowledge these debates.

[@mystic22g4]

@@9395gb The facts are trans ideology, pronouns are pushed in schools, colleges and universities. There is also a push to indoctrinate kids to become anything other than heterosexual. According to a 2023 poll by The Brown Daily Herald, 38% of Brown University students identify as LGBTQ+, which is more than five times the national average for adults. This includes students who identify as gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual, queer, pansexual, asexual, or questioning.

[@uusuuka]

i love this shirt too

[@CharliStar]

MARCUS!!!!!!! I Don’t know if you know of her or not…. BUT….. “Amber Amaudi” is another amaaaaazing sane trans-woman Content Creator who recently started KZbin…..

[@maggiepanikkou685]

Thank you, thank you, thank you Marcus. I also want to thank the lovely girl with the red hair. We need more like her. Love your channel you talk so much sense. 😘

[@RebeccaGogovcev]

Who is the first red headed trans women? She's sensible.

[@aaliyahhawkins6568]

That’s a delusional man

[@annieo9468]

Your mental stability is stellar. If ever there was anyone who could sum this up as perfectly as you do, I haven't seen them. Your quiet controlled and wise voice needs to be heard. Such wisdom for such a young person. It's all about knowing who you are, and finding a way to be good with that. It's NOT all about demanding that everybody else has to contribute to your path to finding comfort in who you are. You don't need their validation. Your acceptance of yourself comes from within you. I think the majority of people where always ok with that, until it was foisted on us that we change our language, defied our grammar, and basically forced a situation where we couldn't be who WE ARE. And as far as people facing prosecution for not complying to these demands ? There are no words to describe how scary that is.

[@AmericanAmy]

Yeah, she’s awesome. She sings also. 🥰 2:38

[@Eragarev]

Is it asking a lot for transwomen and tramsmen to more or less acknowledge that their true genders are men and women? Don't get me wrong, I'm not talking about dresses and feminity when I'm talking about women, or beards and pants when I'm talking about men. I'm just talking about the base, human, sexual dimorphism. That would mean that a transman could feel comfortable feeling somewhat connected to women and issues affecting women, and vice versa. Even sane trans people might still have a lot to unpack depending on how things go down in the future. I know they are good people, and I want them to be safe and happy. There is just so, so much underneath what's going on today, and it's all going to matter in the long run. Even myself, as a gay man, and deeply concerned with how polarized everything is. I don't feel secure anymore.

[@jenniferburnett2165]

💯 agree. I kept telling my woke daughter this the amount of damage these activists have done to the genuine trans community.

[@jakemansfield3486]

Any LGBT person would be called a “pick me” just for not agreeing with the far left, it just means “being right”.

[@mariedinkler8542]

Morgin, as beautiful inside as she is on the outside. A beautiful soul.

[@user-ov1fq3yd6k]

Women and men own their spaces. Transsexuals come as guests, and instead of being accommodating because they're in other people's space, they call the hosts "permanent guests" to differentiate from "temporary guests". Some go as far as to say "when I come to your house, we both become owners of the house".

[@princessjulieta]

Truth. Trans people like me and others that have finished or not finished our transition are guests in women's spaces.

[@maureenbanks3702]

You are a breathe of fresh air! Lovely! TRUTH! I know the damn truth when i hear it! Thank you so much!

[@ciganyweaverandherperiwink6293]

What's astonishing is encountering the 'fruitcakes of the internet' in real life. I saw a girl in M & S doing her grocery shopping the other week; she had a linen tote bag slung over her shoulder with a professionally printed slogan and design on it (which I will now deliberately misspell due to Ye Olde Algorithm): "Kweeeerz 4 Pallystyyne'. Yes. In real life somebody wore this around without any irony or sense of lampooning. I know this because she also had on a Bikini Kill tour t shirt tucked into mum jeans, badly dyed hair and yes you guessed it: a septum piercing. Later on in the week I heard the audio recording of the interview where Biden refers to himself TWICE as a 'black woman proud to serve as Vice President'. Mad things happening are one thing, but mad things happening and it all being shrugged at or CHAMPIONED AS RIGHT ON is quite another. 🤡🤡🤡🤡🗺

[@twirlingparasol_]

The way i snort-laughed when you called them ugly. 😂😂😂 I love you Marcus! 😘

[@May_003]

unrelated but i can't believe i JUST noticed your avril lavigne tattoo, i love it SO MUCH

[@pronoder4378]

Need to see more positive messages like this from other content creators, That other trans woman activist is really good at voicing her opinions :)

[@notyourgma]

Where were you 25 years ago? Do you have an old Brother that thinks just like you. ( Or sister , I go all ways ) You are truly an inspiration!!!! Please never stop speaking up !!!!

[@user-ku1po2jj5q]

the red head is gorgeous omg

[@lindagarvey7868]

Marcus, I love your video. always so honest and telling it like it is.

[@theMermaidRhonda]

I'm so glad to know that there are people who found your channel and realized they weren't trans before they did something they would regret! That's fantastic!

[@ezequiel2527]

I love her! So real.

[@JDM304]

Great points. Thanks for brining sanity to the conversation

[@Taphe7]

I hope more and more people are able to hear your words of wisdom. Thank you for being a sensible voice for this community.

[@JadaGates]

I love what you are saying, I have a family member transitioning and she just wants it to be private.

[@jenbhikes]

Thank you. Watching your videos is helping me understand the real trans experience, and not get sucked into responding to extremists!

[@ccurrie9672]

You are so clear and your video should be played to confused people especially confused young people. Stating the facts in a clear and logical way, so refreshing.

[@jeffsTTR8]

Brother, thank you. I want so badly just to leave people alone and live and let live. But these political activists that have latched on to your community make people like me resent the LGBT community. But hearing you speak so sanely gives me hope that we can one day reclaim sanity and peace among humans. We have to silence insanity in our society .

[@gemmacoleman187]

Thank you so much for this video. I am a woman, I never asked to be called a cis woman and I actually find it offensive. I accept people for what I see in front of me and how they treat others. Just be respectful xx

[@lorrainechamberlain7818]

Loved this. Morgan is fabulous. As are YOU!🩷🩷🩷

[@dinosaurwoman]

I appreciate her seeing the separation. She is logical and reasonable. She is so right about trans--you aren't trans if you're not putting in the actual work (and money).

[@windwhisprz]

Amen!!

[@Ms.MD7]

Omg Marcus when you ranted about "septum rings" 😂😂😂 I just love how blunt and sarcastic you've become 😅

[@daniel97401]

He's a cool dude

[@yeahwhatever1184]

Marcus, please don’t associate septum piercings with these weirdos. Some of us are still level headed people who live in reality that come from the punk/metal scene and piercings are just part of our culture. It makes me cringe to think someone would see my septum piercing and immediately assume I align with these radical liberals.

[@Fl0amRolex]

I hate how septum rings have been ruined because of people like that. Assumptions are made because I have one.. I love that they’re all wrong but I just am a little alt, and not a TRA lol