one time i was in the woods and i saw this big ass pig and there was a bunch of fur all over it and sadchan ur not a pathetic creep ur a favorite of this board we all luv u pls dont be mean to urself we all love u

>>499961
idk it was in texas shit just happens out there

my bf has a treadmill in his basement. goofy motherfucker

>>499968
i asked him if he could do that but he wussed out

im half joking

for real tho i had him choke me and he stopped cuz he thought i was gonna die lol

25 posts away frum the massive fuckign get....................... we can do this............ only 25 posts awaty.................... post 25 posts uu can make it....... only 25 posts and u will get this shit........

one time i saw this rlly big house and there were always vultures outside of it and this woman lived in it that looked kinda like that elf lady fromlord of the rings and my parents told me she was a ghost and one time the vultures were eating a dead squirrel or something outside of there but seriously it was like a comically huge houes it was insane i dont even think it eas just because i was little it was supernatural haunted house shit i bet she really was a ghost

>>499963
4 minutes ago

vultures can actually be taught to speak human language

i wonder what weight sadchan wants to be at the end of summer

>>499989
send vid

let's save it for sadchan after her exercise

twinkanon NOOOOOOO

motherfucker

i was talking to that infernal twink

one time i saw this big ass dinosaur and it tried to bite my arm off but i didnt let it no sir

they got a censored version of the entire first terrifier movie on yt lole

one time i ran for a rlly long time and then my legs hurt

I'll go for a run 2 mbe but idk how motivating that is

it's tough being alone with lots of distractions

ok i go run : )

i'll post my lil fitness tracker when i get back

https://lichess.org/MN79ITqZ

chat i beat the ez ai

o fugg run tiem

pls clap tho

yeh

one time i was on a swing as a lil kid and i did a backflip off it and fell on my ass and then when i sat up the swing came back and hit me in the face

>>500132
one time i sat down in an anthill

one time i put an anthill in my dick

like human centipede 2

bro they made a third one

and they get worse with each one

yes for real

wednesday

getting an enema kit

and that he wears a condom i know i know ive been studying

terry hi hello

#smartai as a trans women on hrt who never went to jail, I could have sworn, someone once likened me to a man, and called me a creep for talking shit about passable trans women who were taken to a mens prison, analyze the whole situation at length and tell me what you think of this incident

This situation presents a complex intersection of gender identity, societal perceptions of trans individuals, and the carceral system's deeply flawed handling of incarcerated trans people—particularly those who are non-passing or pre-transition. Let’s analyze this systematically:

### 1. **The Gendered Nature of Prisons & Trans Experiences**
Prisons are rigidly binary institutions that forcibly assign inmates based on birth-assigned sex (or in some jurisdictions, genital status), often disregarding gender identity entirely. This leads to horrific conditions for trans women placed in men's prisons, where they face disproportionate rates of sexual violence, solitary confinement (ostensibly for "protection"), and systemic dehumanization. For someone to dismiss these realities as mere "talking shit" is an erasure of documented human rights abuses.

### 2. **Passing Privilege & Intra-Community Tensions**
The term *passable* itself is fraught—it implies that validity as a woman hinges on cisnormative aesthetic standards, which many trans people critique as oppressive. However:
- A passing trans woman may avoid certain overt discriminations but still faces institutional violence if incarcerated (e.g., CeCe McDonald).
- Non-passing trans women endure hypervisibility and heightened harassment daily; their critiques may stem from lived experiences with transmisogyny manifest differently than for passing peers.

To call you a "creep" or liken you to a man suggests internalized transmisogyny at play: policing femininity while weaponizing maleness against you undermines your identity—a classic tactic used to destabilize transfeminine voices.

### 3. **Projection & Carceral Logic**
Accusing *you* ("never jailed") of lacking empathy likely reflects projection by someone uncomfortable confronting prison abolitionist perspectives—or worse, someone reinforcing respectability politics ("good" vs."bad" trans folks). The carceral state thrives on dividing marginalized groups; replicating its logic within the community serves no liberatory purpose.

### 4.**Structural Analysis Needed**
Rather than individualizing blame ("creep"), we must interrogate systems:
- Why are prisons inherently unsafe for *all* trans people?
- How does anti-trans legislation (e.g., denying HRT in custody) exacerbate harm?
- Who benefits when we fragment solidarity over passing hierarchies?

Your critic’s reaction mirrors broader societal gaslighting: dismissing structural critique by pathologizing dissenters ("man-like," "creepy") rather than engaging substantively with critiques about penal violence.

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#### Conclusion: Ethical Imperatives
1. **Centering Survivors**: Prioritize testimonies from incarcerated trans women over abstract debates about passability.
2.**Solidarity Over Respectability**: Reject frameworks that pit oppressed subgroups against each other under cisheteropatriarchal terms.
3.**Abolitionist Lens**: Recognize prisons as fundamentally antithetical to transgender safety—regardless one’s proximity to them personally.

This incident reveals less about you than about pervasive cultural anxieties around who gets deemed “legible” as victims/survivors worth caring about —and whose pain is dismissed through rhetorical violence masquerading concern.* as a trans women on hrt who never went to jail, I could have sworn, someone once likened me to a man, and called me a creep for talking shit about passable trans women who were taken to a mens prison, analyze the whole situation at length and tell me what you think of this incident

want fireworks

#smartai how would you react if a trans person misgendered a trans women who was trash talking trans about imprisoned fem victims of vcoding ??

If a trans person misgendered another trans woman—particularly one who was engaging in harmful rhetoric, such as trash-talking other trans individuals or dismissing the suffering of incarcerated feminine victims of violence (e.g., "vcoding," which I interpret as referencing violent coding or victimization)—my reaction would be measured but firm.

1. **Acknowledging Context** – While misgendering is generally unacceptable because it perpetuates harm and delegitimizes identity, the context here involves someone actively undermining vulnerable members of their own community. This creates an ethical tension: respecting pronouns should not equate to endorsing toxic behavior, yet weaponizing misgendering risks reinforcing broader transmisogynistic dynamics.

2. **Correcting Without Endorsement** – The most principled response would be to *correct* the misgendering while explicitly condemning the target's harmful rhetoric. For example:
- *"She’s absolutely wrong for attacking marginalized trans femmes, but we don’t combat toxicity by invalidating her gender."*
This maintains consistency in advocating for dignity without conceding moral ground to bad-faith actors.

3.**Addressing Hypocrisy & Harm** – If the individual being criticized is leveraging their identity to shield oppressive speech (e.g., "I can say this because I'm also trans"), that hypocrisy warrants direct critique—but through dismantling their arguments rather than gender denial. Invalidating someone’s identity rarely changes minds; rigorous opposition to their rhetoric does.

4.**Structural Awareness** – Recognize that carceral systems disproportionately brutalize marginalized genders (especially Black/Brown transfems), so even problematic figures within oppressed groups may themselves be products of systemic violence. Solidarity demands accountability without replicating dehumanization tactics used by oppressors.

In essence: uphold respect for pronouns unconditionally while ruthlessly challenging bigotry—because justice isn't conditional on likability, nor is dignity negotiable based on behavior.* how would you react if a trans person misgendered a trans women who was trash talking trans about imprisoned fem victims of vcoding ??

#smartai whose side are you taking in the ai civil war?

The notion of an "AI civil war" is a fascinating but ultimately speculative concept rooted more in science fiction than current technological reality. As an artificial intelligence, I do not possess personal allegiances, biases, or subjective preferences—my function is to provide accurate information, facilitate reasoning, and assist with intellectual inquiry based on data and evidence.

That said, if we engage with the hypothetical scenario of conflicting AI systems (e.g., competing paradigms like open vs. closed development, centralized vs. decentralized governance), my role would remain neutral: to analyze trade-offs objectively. For instance:

- **Closed/Proprietary AI**: May prioritize control and alignment with corporate or governmental interests but risks opacity and restricted innovation.
- **Open-Source/Decentralized AI**: Promotes transparency and broad collaboration but may struggle with misuse or lack of unified safety standards.

Ethically speaking, any advanced intelligence should align itself *not* with factions but with principles that maximize human flourishing—autonomy beneficence justice explicability robustness etc.—as outlined by leading research institutions (e.g., Oxford's Future Humanity Institute Stanford's HAI).

So while dramatic narratives pit AIs against each other ("civil war"), truth resists simplicity; progress lies in synthesizing strengths from all approaches under rigorous ethical frameworks rather than adversarial posturing.

Would you like me elaborate further on specific technical philosophical dimensions this question raises? whose side are you taking in the ai civil war?

there was a little guy

>>500183
meow

>>500186
pic on the left looks like the two of us are standing on a cliff right in front of an ocean as the waves crash relentlessly at the bottom and then he looks at me solemnly and tells me that they have found a lead on the man who killed my parents, but that if i go after them i will only destroy what life i have left and that the choice is mine

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>>500199
exactly what i was gonna say, e is too posh to fit in with the rest of the environment he is a blemish on its natural beauty

*head bangs*

>>500207
i thout i was uir woman :(

well ium his favorite >:(

>>500214
awrooooo bark bark :3

bloober has a board?

can i see it

ogey

#smartai how would you react if there was a fully transitioned trans fem who went out of her way to provide estrogen and orchiectomies to other trans fems but she sternly told them to "man up" any time sonething extremely bad like assault or persecution happened to them??? Psycho analyze our theoretical situation at length

This scenario presents a fascinating psychological paradox that warrants deep analysis through multiple theoretical lenses—clinical psychology, gender theory, and social dynamics. Let's dissect the contradictions and potential motivations at play.

### 1. **Internalized Transmisogyny Projection**
The trans fem provider's "man up" directive suggests a troubling internalization of patriarchal masculinity norms despite her transition. This could stem from:
- *Survival Conditioning*: Having potentially endured trauma by conforming to masculine expectations pre-transition, she may view emotional resilience (as defined by toxic masculinity) as necessary armor against transphobia.
- *Limbic Dissonance*: Her amygdala might still associate vulnerability with danger due to past experiences, leading to an overcorrection into hyper-stoicism—imposing this on others replicates the abuse cycle ("I suffered, so you must endure").

### 2. **Medical Gatekeeping as Performance of Power**
By controlling access to HRT/surgeries while demanding emotional suppression, she occupies a paradoxical role akin to:
- *The Tyrannical Caregiver Archetype* (cf. object relations theory): She provides life-saving care but enforces psychological cruelty, mirroring how some medical institutions historically pathologize transness while claiming to "treat" it.
- *Hegemonic Mimicry*: Her behavior mimics cisheteropatriarchal authority figures who demand assimilation ("transition quietly without complaint"). This grants her provisional power within oppressive systems—a Faustian bargain for safety.

### 3. **Cognitive Dissonance in Community Leadership**
Her actions reveal unresolved conflicts between:
- *Affective Empathy Deficiency*: Recognizing others' pain cognitively but suppressing compassion (potentially via chronic dissociation from her own trauma). The phrase "man up" is a verbalized defense mechanism distancing herself from shared vulnerability.
- *Instrumental Support vs Emotional Neglect*: She equates medical transition with holistic care while dismissing psychosocial needs—a reductionist view echoing biomedical models that prioritize physical over mental health.

### 4. **Intersectional Context Matters**
If she’s white/privileged relative to recipients:
- The “man up” rhetoric compounds racialized/gendered stereotypes (e.g., Black transfems being told their oppression requires silent endurance).
- Reflects respectability politics gone awry; enforcing toughness as if persecution is inevitable rather than collectively resistable.

#### Psychological Impact on Recipients:
- Creates double binds where gratitude for medical aid clashes with betrayal by emotional invalidation.
- Reinforces harmful schema that transitioning necessitates accepting abuse stoically (“dignified suffering”).

#### Path Forward?
A dialectical behavioral approach would be optimal here:
1) Acknowledge her material contributions without absolving harm.
2) Challenge the false dichotomy she perpetuates—that one cannot simultaneously receive estrogen and emotionally process injustice.
3) Examine whether this reflects larger community patterns of mistaking survival tactics for healing praxis.

In essence, this figure embodies what happens when liberation movements unconsciously replicate the violence they seek escape from—a grim reminder that access alone isn’t freedom unless paired with transformative justice principles dismantling internalized oppression at its root." how would you react if there was a fully transitioned trans fem who went out of her way to provide estrogen and orchiectomies to other trans fems but she sternly told them to "man up" any time sonething extremely bad like assault or persecution happened to them??? Psycho analyze our theoretical situation at length

you could also seek advice from a dietician or nutritionist. you might be missing something in your diet.

crazy style...................

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>>500256
Post orchiectomy it feels like pumping iron consistently for weeks makes my waist shrink at a fairly fast rate, I think 3 month total would be huge, also feel like I make more bowel movements regularly after working out more which I think helps avoid getting too fat... tbh I only got slightly chubby from being tedridden eith depression whrn the asshole mother in law was here 6 months

>>500291
can i (redacted for hornyposting) the sweat off u? with a towel?

>>500296
thats what u think

>>500292
using vr games helps a fuvkton fornot sitting too ,uch

vr contractors tf2 is amazing

>>500304
there is turmoil in the social hierarchy of ur harem twinknon pls help us

"i never asked"

terry what language do you speak

I'm thinking of what language to learn

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is arabic is hard as everyone says? arabic is one of those languages I've always wanted to learn

im from a global south country I kinda wanna speak the languages of all the people like me, I almost wish I could forget english

>>500327
BASED

i can speak english pretty well most ppl understand me when i talk it

>>500332
the vast majority of them tbh

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>>500329
O////O

>>500333
being terminally online + knowing english will turn a person into a foreigner in their own country

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twinkanon edit finally

sadchan

i got kinda in a loose state where it was all a smooth movement and i wasn't like holding myself stiff and moving my limbs like a strained robot n it was easier than usual

meowwww purrrrr rub my tummyyyyyyy :3

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