/soy/ - Soyjaks

nophono

I say dis

I bet you look as beautiful as that anime image you posted.

I conclude, that you sir, are indeed a degenerate faggot. You are a low self-esteem retard that has no taste in choosing a partner, and hence will always remain to be a failure to your own family. I recommend, my disgusting sir, that you hang yourself with a rope or that you jump in front of a train in an attempt to end your miserable life that consists of brainwashing decent boys and men into killing themselves. I am honestly quite fine with the knowledge that AIDS has no absolute cure, for I know that it will target and spread to degenerates such as yourself. I wish that you realise that you, in fact, will never be a woman nor will you ever come close to looking like one.


Your very existence in its entirety is nothing more than vile and disgusting. You weren't able to nor ever had any female intimate contact, thus making the ultimate cope: "if I don't have a girlfriend, I will be my own girlfriend". How miserable and pathetic such choice was. Driven by a cumbrain, embedded in the sickest type of pornography, the deep desire of feminine contact turned into a fetish. You don't want to be a woman, for such feat is biologically impossible, you want to wear a woman like a costume, a mundane fantasy. And just like a clown with abusive makeup and exagerated features, the persona of a "woman" arrives deep within your selfish desires, to satisfy what once was you, for satisfying you means satisfying them. A slave of your own desires, motivated by nothing more than a temporary pleausure; can you ever call that living? You are a empty vessel of what once was a human being and that's why I say: Dilate and kill yourself, subhuman aberration.

>>15574713
nophono

>>15574713
You raise very good points however I can only reasonably conclude that you are incorrect. Although I, aswell as the 2 other posters in this thread have posted women thus "using them as a costumes" which in reality is kind of based as they are objects. However this idea of "becoming the girlfriend" is flawed on a fundamental level and makes no sense regarding the posts as they are not in of themselves asking for a boyfriend or girlfriend thus even if one of the posters were trans it would not react in a relationship. As for misery or being pitiful, that in of itself does not mean anything as the choice did not occur. The entire 2nd paragraph consists of nothingburger ad hominems designed to waste time and shitfling instead of having a constructive debate and thus will be promptly ignored. Finally, being motivated by temporary pleasure is a bold assumption but not one that is inherently false considering that I do indeed get dopamine from these replies and responding to these replies as a result of being socially dry and drained of social interaction. So in conclusion, although you are wrong on a fundamental level both psychologically and socially, you do raise interesting points.

>>15574786
Your points are thought-provoking, but I believe there are some fundamental misunderstandings in your argument. Let's break it down:

Objectification and Costumes: While it's true that some posts may involve objectification, it's important to consider the context and intent behind them. The idea of "becoming the girlfriend" is not necessarily flawed; it can be seen as a form of role-playing or fantasy, which is a common aspect of online interactions. The intent behind these posts is not always about seeking a relationship but rather about exploring different personas or scenarios.

Trans Issues: The argument about trans individuals is a bit of a red herring. The posts in question are not inherently about seeking a relationship, so the trans issue does not apply here. The focus should be on the content and intent of the posts themselves.

Misery and Pitifulness: The idea that misery or being pitiful is irrelevant because the choice did not occur is a bit of a stretch. People's motivations and emotions are complex and often driven by a mix of conscious and unconscious factors. It's not productive to dismiss someone's feelings as "nothingburger ad hominems."

Constructive Debate: I agree that constructive debate is essential. Ad hominem attacks and shitflinging do not contribute to a meaningful discussion. Let's focus on the substance of the arguments rather than personal attacks.

Motivation by Pleasure: Your point about being motivated by temporary pleasure is valid. Dopamine and other neurotransmitters play a significant role in our behaviors and motivations. However, this does not invalidate the experiences or intentions behind the posts. People engage in various activities for different reasons, and understanding these motivations can enrich our discussions.

In conclusion, while your points raise interesting questions, they do not fundamentally undermine the arguments presented. It's important to approach these discussions with empathy and a willingness to understand different perspectives.

>>15574663
Gem

>>15574833
Fuggen 'gpt
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I understand that my previous response might have come across as dismissive regarding the trans issue, and I apologize if that was the case. Let me clarify my point more thoroughly:

The argument about trans individuals was brought up in the context of the original discussion, but it seems to be a tangential issue rather than a central one. The posts in question are not explicitly about seeking relationships, so the trans issue does not directly apply to the content or intent of those posts. However, I acknowledge that the topic of trans individuals and their experiences is important and deserves respectful consideration.

If the mockery is directed at the idea that the trans issue is a red herring, I would like to emphasize that my intention was not to dismiss the experiences or concerns of trans individuals. Instead, I was trying to focus the discussion on the specific content and intent of the posts in question.

To clarify further, let's break down the points:

Content and Intent: The primary focus should be on understanding the content and intent of the posts. If the posts are about role-playing, fantasy, or other forms of self-expression, it's important to consider these aspects without jumping to conclusions about relationships or personal identities.

Respect for All Perspectives: It's crucial to approach discussions with empathy and respect for all perspectives, including those of trans individuals. If there are specific concerns or issues related to trans experiences that need to be addressed, let's bring them to the forefront and discuss them openly and respectfully.

Constructive Dialogue: Mockery and dismissiveness do not contribute to a productive dialogue. Let's strive for a conversation that is respectful, empathetic, and focused on understanding different viewpoints.

In conclusion, while the trans issue may not be directly relevant to the specific posts in question, it is an important topic that deserves our attention and respect. Let's ensure that our discussions are inclusive and considerate of all perspectives.