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CH3P12
Posted on 2 May 2019 by rustyhearts

It is a common tactic among trans activists to justify their hate/violent threats against women they disagree with, by dehumanizing said women. That, and in an attempt to turn 'misgerndering' back on those of us who are gender critical, it's a common tactic for transactivists to call the women they disagree with them 'he' or 'it'. Again, not to make it about the detractors, but I know there was some confusion around this.

15 thoughts on “CH3P12”

  1. C'mon

    People really want to pretend that trans women never look like this… Why?

    I mean does your support for trans women lessen when they look like men in wigs and makeup? What’s your beef with this portrayal? Are trans women only valid to you when they look like cis barbie dolls? I’ve seen plenty of trans women that look like men, because well… C’mon.

    Especially when they “transition” well into adulthood and don’t have the money for cosmetic surgeries. Are these kinds of trans women not valid to you TRAs?
    Stop pretending these people do not exist.

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    1. joyfulkitten

      there is some thing, and this things is, that biology just don’t care about people identifications, you can say that you’re pineapple, but you don’t become a pineapple, the same thing with trans people, they are just thinking that they are somebody else sex

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  2. Lea

    The author is anti-porn but this reads like a fetish comic

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    1. rustyhearts

      This woman is criticising a group of men for their often violent misogyny? Well I think this means she’s secretly aroused by them. I am very smart.

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  3. Dan T.

    As a libertarian, I disagree with the radical feminist view on kink, porn, and prostitution; I believe that consenting adults have the right to do things even if others find them “perverted”. But people don’t have the right to force themselves on others, so I agree with a women-only club such as is illustrated here excluding “transwomen” if they wish. And on this issue I find the “radfems” more congruent with biological reality than trans activists. Back in the ’80s and ’90s I was very much against radical feminism for its censoriousness (and they did seem to be part of that era’s political correctness movement) but in recent times I’ve found things to agree with in their beliefs even if I don’t buy them entirely.

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    1. rustyhearts

      If you think radical feminists’ issue with kink, prostitution and pornography is that they’re perverse you are incredibly ignorant. Consent cannot be bought. When you buy a prostitute you are using financial coercion as she would not sleep with you otherwise. Coercion for sex is rape.


      You’d do well to look into the psychological effects of both pornography consumption and the extreme abuse suffered by the women and girls who participate.


      Turning of your critical thinking because an adult “consents” to something like a harmful kink (achieving orgasm to hitting/being hit for example) is as ludicrous as claiming a person who consents to smoking a cigarette is no longer in danger of all the harm’s it brings. Consent is a bare minimum but is not a shield from criticism.


      Your position of support on the trans issue specifically doesn’t mean a lot to me when you lack such basic critical thinking skills and empathy for women.

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  4. BlackSwallowtail

    For people criticizing their appearance as “strawman”, I actually saw a dude with a skullet and lipstick protesting a Megan Murphy talk. And there are sooo many selfies of TIMs that look like all three. If anything, the author made them less perverted because they’re decently-if ridiculously-dressed.

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    1. rustyhearts

      I feel like I was pretty generous! They look relatively clean, and they even got in a few scathing one liners! But unless you’ve got their tacky boots in your mouth, it’ll never be enough smh.

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  5. Liv

    I would just like to say that this comic is INCREDIBLY cathartic for me to read, and was sent to me by another radfem and lesbian who feels the same way. Reading a comic where women actually get to keep our spaces ours is a fucking amazing and liberating feeling after spending my time reading about TW being allowed into female spaces more and more. Thank you for providing this incredibly important art for those of us who really need the hope it provides us. X

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    1. rustyhearts

      Cathartic is exactly the way I wanted LB – and this scene specifically to feel. I’m so so happy that is come across to many readers.

      Thank YOU for taking the time to leave such a lovely comments 🥰🥰

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  6. Ashley

    I’m cackling at these depictions. They’re SO accurate LOL I’ve seen sooooo many male-to-female transgendered people that look exactly like this. I mean, goddamn, the reality of Twitter and Reddit are often far worse than this leads on. Those are the exact things they say while looking like that too. They have these conjured-up pornified identities that look stupid and ugly as hell; it’s just so ironic.

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  7. Rincevent

    It IS disgustingly transphobic. I’m out.

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    1. rustyhearts

      lmao cry harder

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    2. p

      you won’t be missed!

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  8. Sly Fawkes

    There aren’t enough psychoactive drugs in the world to make me believe fully intact males with Laydeefeelz are women, and so many of them really do look just like this group of antagonists. It’s amazing the mental gymnastics we’re expected to do to avoid offending middle-aged autogynephiles.

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