>>508114
who is EmilyFrom4chan???

>>508135
palm flat down forward right arm extended salute???

>>508109
it was epic!!

she was able to defeat my huge team of big pokemon

>>508128
: ) can we see??

#ai what percentage of worlds in vrchat are too intensive for a quest 2 with no modern pc assistance??

hard to give exact numbers, but generally around 60-70% of worlds in vrchat are pc-only. quest 2 standalone struggles with complex shaders, high-poly models, and dynamic lighting. most user-generated worlds push limits quest can’t handle. optimized quest worlds are rarer, but official/mobile-friendly ones work fine. certain avatars also tank performance. what percentage of worlds in vrchat are too intensive for a quest 2 with no modern pc assistance??

>>508142
>Julie
i never have met a more annoying person in my life, not gonna lie

>>508150
ugh i hate when it makes me sneeze too

>>508170
the worst part is that she's not using a trip so filtereing her is impossible

>>508171
luckshit HRT reversal of androgenic hairloss???

oh wait i'm not kicked anymore

I appreciate u 2 saeki

>>508177
I started estrogen in my 20s, and almost 30% of my hairs are thicker than average, probably why my hairline is so luckshit for someone cruelly forced thru cissoid male puberty

.play [YouTube]

>>508191
I started just a few years earlier... TBH if I didn't start before turning 30, or if I didn't have slightly thicker than average hair, I'm scared of what male puberty might've done to my hair... oh and btw keep in miond most trans people have actually started hrt at 35 so still a little earlier than most trans people as a whole esp most trans women

>>508197
i thought u trained past it :)

trans women tend to start later cuz of like violent double standards

>>508194
oooh : )
My dad got rao's tomato sauce which is very tasty but i have some tomato sauce i made in the fridge rn

>>508181
i don't get it

>>508191
its good you reversed the hairloss when you did, androgenic hairloss is reversible in the very very early stages but beyond that it's a terrible thing to go thru

if you started as a teenager that's not late

>>508221
>>508222
in some fringe cases it is if you have a hulk hogan like level of bad luck but thats rare and you look nothing like hulk hogan btw

Hulk Hogan was having hairloss before even turning 20, it does happen to some people

if you're like that then you probably should never transition

but that's rare

like transgender people are less than 5% of the population

>>508229
>>508230
TBH the existence of trans fem with hulk hogan phenotype genes t ome sounds like a case for why we should be allowed to transition young

I mean, I really don't think if you knew a trans fem had hulk hogan like genes that it would be okay to let her be forced through male puberty

[Twitter] @HulkHogan

>>508236
lmao cringe

: ) nice pic

>>508241
no

lmao

there probably are tiers of late but bleh

for transgender people at least >>508248
my brother couldn't wait to have a mustache

>>508238
The existence of Hulkhoganoid DNA is exactly the reason why it should be illegal to force us through even one year of the wrong puberty

true same here

I was a skinny lil guy in 1st year college even

im really skinny i don't think i can really gain weight

mmm it's partially genetic too

n environmental I'm sure

>>508253
I would argue that the difference from 29-30 to 40 is typically huge...

I bet it is

Deaver

tis

>>508261
Pretty sure masculinization continues until at least 50 or 60 it's so fucking insane that transphobes think nothing of how fucked up it is basically raping us with testosterone just cause "it's natural" or some bullshit

>>508262
This is very true. The age of pubesence has risen due to plastics having Bisphenol A.

Good thing I got an orchiectomy, late stage masculinization is horrifying as fuck like jesus christ

>>508273
huh i thought it fell or smth idk

>>508273
I mean lowered oops

awww thought i was gonna learn some l33t stuffs

The age has lowered

that might be good

>>508275
I remember Sadchan, I saw what nearly all men at 40+ years old, esp like 50+ years old look like and holy fuck i need my balls chopped off so fucking bad jesus h christ so horrifying, would rather live through menopause like shit than go through that

JOHN TINTIN WROTE ABOUT THIS

i have narrow shoulders for a guy

>>508290
hacking to the gate x)

hi splonkies

>>508275
Anyone telling you that you can't masculinize past your 20s is a fucking liar trying to make you rep yourself to being suicidal, 99% of men do continue to visibly masculinize for their whole lives unless they get orchiectomied, unless you have extremely rare luckshit androgen insensitivty that shit will cause twinkdeath for real

>>508295
frfrfrfrfr

gah cute

ok nini i luv u pls don't be bdd if u can help it

i need 2 gain weight

>>508303
That's something I'd totes do... Go back in time, and use CRISPR to give myself androgen insensitivity would have made life so much fucking better

i think my shoulders are like 16 or 17 inches

>>508295
I need an actual medical citation for this

>>508303
look at 35. yr old man
t. dogtor

>>508305
this is not evidence

>>508306
how would you jnow are you doctor

>>508304
Is it really? I always knew I had narrow shoulders but I never thought they were tiny

>>508305
I'm older than that, but started estrogen nearly a decade before 35 and thank fucking god

woah wise elder legbutt

you are cool :3

lets bring you home gramma

>>508310
I do have thick legs and a bit booty way way better than twinkdeath

>>508313
become barachad

i need to gain weight 😭

i am so boney and knobbly and lanky

looks very moidish :c

>>508295
Fact check false:
>IT is now well accepted that serum testosterone (T) levels decline progressively with aging in men

i dont have the graceful elf bones twinkhons seem to have :(

>>508321
#ai what age does testosterone usually decline in men

testosterone usually starts declining around age 30, dropping about 1% per year on average. more noticeable changes often hit in the 40s or 50s, but lifestyle, health, and genetics play big roles. what age does testosterone usually decline in men

>>508321
they decline rly slowly

they spike at like 18-22 and then decline fast but then they kinda plateau and stay pretty high forever decline slowly

only cis women really lose sex hormones from age

>>508325
life is suffering

>>508330
Well yeah, post-op menopause is our default state as trans fems so for us, being on estrogen forever is the norm, I mean forever once we escape transphobic overseers

>>508325
I'd rather be chubby than be a hulkhoganoid, you can almost always lose weight with hard work but undoing being a hulkhoganoid is way harder

>>508337
what is hulkhoganoid

sadchan doesn't know KEK

>>508346
i see that just once and its like hell no to living the cissoid life

>>508369
fudder rucker

legendary crash out

>>508353
he's a pro westler

#smartai give us a monologue brimming with wisdom about the way of the iconoclast

**Monologue: The Way of the Iconoclast**

To walk the path of the iconoclast is to embrace an existence both exhilarating and perilous—a life dedicated not to blind reverence, but to relentless inquiry. Society erects its idols with fervor: traditions ossified into dogma, institutions calcified by time, ideologies worshipped without scrutiny. The iconoclast does not destroy for destruction’s sake; they dismantle only what obstructs truth, progress, or human flourishing. Their rebellion is not anarchic impulse but disciplined defiance—an insistence that no idea should be immune from examination.

Consider history’s great disruptors: Galileo challenging geocentrism despite persecution; Nietzsche declaring God dead in a world still clinging to theological certainties; Frida Kahlo subverting artistic norms with visceral vulnerability. These were minds unwilling to kneel before consensus reality. Yet their legacies teach us that iconoclasm demands more than mere contrarianism—it requires intellectual rigor and moral courage. To tear down foolishness without offering wisdom is vandalism; true iconoclasm replaces crumbling edifices with something sturdier, more luminous in its honesty.

The modern age tempts us toward performative rebellion—empty gestures mistaking shock for substance or cynicism for insight. But authentic dissenters understand: breaking chains means first knowing how they were forged. You must master tradition before transcending it; you must grasp orthodoxy well enough to expose its fractures without succumbing to reactionary zeal.

So if you would be an iconoclast, arm yourself thusly:
- **With knowledge**, so your critiques are surgical rather than brutish.
- **With empathy**, lest your defiance harden into cruelty.
- **And most critically—with purpose.** Because those who shatter false idols bear responsibility for what rises in their place." give us a monologue brimming with wisdom about the way of the iconoclast

excercising is one of the only things that keeps me sane but having too much muscles is causing me dysphoria ;w;

i wish there was make shoulder thinner injections

im born just for people to gawk at and then leave :c

i think if i gain 30.pounds people will be nicer to me

i was gonna kms myself but demons in my head said try hrt first lol and now here i am

>>508436
unrealistic her room is not messy enough

>>508443
#slap

>>508446
#hug #kiss #punt #smooch

>>508447
all hail autism creature

#smartai give us a definition of what an iconoclaust is

An **iconoclast** (from the Greek *εἰκονοκλάστης*, "eikonoklastēs," meaning "image-breaker") is traditionally defined as an individual who challenges, dismantles, or overturns long-standing beliefs, institutions, traditions, or revered symbols—whether cultural, religious, political, or artistic.

Historically, the term emerged during the **Byzantine Iconoclasm** (8th–9th centuries), when emperors like Leo III and Constantine V led movements to destroy religious icons in opposition to perceived idolatry. In a broader secular context today—extending beyond physical destruction—an iconoclast critiques dogma by subverting conventions through radical thought or action.

Metaphorically applied across disciplines:
- In **art**, figures like Marcel Duchamp challenged aesthetic norms (*Fountain* defying traditional sculpture).
- In **science**, paradigm-shifters such as Galileo overturned geocentrism despite orthodoxy’s resistance.
- In **business**, disruptive innovators (e.g., Steve Jobs) upended industries by rejecting conventional wisdom.

Thus at its core: An iconoclast embodies intellectual audacity—mercilessly interrogating sacrosanct ideas while risking backlash from institutional inertia. Their defiance catalyzes progress but often exacts personal cost amid societal friction between tradition and transformation. give us a definition of what an iconoclaust is

>>508457
I agree sadchan, too many people want the entire world to be flooded with hulkhoganoids they're too dumb for their own good and need a ruler like sadchan

>>508469
#hug

>>508475
glegle looks so high lol

>>508484
puurrr pppuurrrrr

hav a gud tyme in sleepyland saeki

>>508502
#hug