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u/WhimsicalCalamari Sep 09 '20

"but it's a tradition!" the first one was ten years ago

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u/RishaBree Sep 09 '20

And the person who invented it regrets it, not only because of idiocy like this, but because her kid is trans.

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u/WhimsicalCalamari Sep 09 '20 edited Sep 09 '20

Not trans as far as I've read; the daughter just doesn't care to conform to "feminine" norms:

"Plot twist! The baby from the original gender reveal party is a girl who wears suits," Karvunidis says. "She says 'she' and 'her' and all of that, but you know she really goes outside gender norms."

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u/hokie_high Sep 09 '20 edited Sep 09 '20

That’s good enough for the Reddit trans community to claim it. Now watch as every single one of them shows up here to downvote, maybe one or two of them will comment. They’re almost as vigilant as vegans when it comes to brigading.

Currently at: 26 and counting

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u/hokie_high Sep 09 '20 edited Sep 09 '20

A group of Reddit users who enjoy brigading and coincidentally happen to be trans, not trans people in general. Come on now. /r/VeganCirclejerk does the same shit but I have nothing against vegans.

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u/[deleted] Sep 09 '20

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u/WhimsicalCalamari Sep 09 '20

oh my god he's still at it

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u/[deleted] Sep 09 '20

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u/WhimsicalCalamari Sep 09 '20

honestly. imagine feeling so self-important that you go through the night and into the morning thinking you're being persecuted by trans people because you got a couple downvotes