Leyna Bloom becomes first trans woman of color on the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit

originally posted by: Annee
The brain tells us who we are.

Where is the line for this, though? If a white man's brain tells him he's a black man, do we pander to that? If a man's brain tells him he's a bear, do we pander to that? If a grown man's brain tells him he's a teenage girl, do we pander to all of that or just to the gender portion of it?

This is the problem with this mental anarchy model that's being pushed where society was forced to normalize gender identity and what was considered by professional medical people to be a serious mental illness until the past couple decades when non-medical activists started pushing against the stigma caused by it remaining an official mental illness. Where does the line get drawn AND more importantly, why draw the line there? Is person A's mental self identity as a different race, animal, age, etc less valid than Person B's mental self identity as a different gender?

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: burdman30ott6

Well, we have fat chicks doing Victoria Secret stuff now, so this is probably the next stage.

I'm OK with that... at least "fat chicks" are actual chicks and not attempting to project mental illness delusions onto a shared populace.

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

You're welcome.

I think my point is more adequately shown in nature in general. We have all these folks calling males toxic and blah blah blah. It is almost as if they have never studied animals or watched a nature channel about anything. They make crazy claims of science backing their thoughts, when it really doesn't. Nature all around them should show that. Logic should point them in the right direction. For some reason it doesn't and that doesn't make sense to me.

How could you Not know,
It's OBVIOUS, women have hips
that extend past armpits/shoulders, and
lack Adam's apples, six o'clock shadows.
Gender bending Bloom on the cover
of 'sport' magazine is a insult to all sports,
athletes incl. humanity.

picts of Bloom >
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a reply to: TerryMcGuire

They went to great pains to disguise the fact that this person has not hips of a woman. In the photo and also the video.

originally posted by: NotGuilty
a reply to: Xtrozero

Nobody reads SI anymore. This is a visual representation of what a death rattle looks like.
But really, does anyone really care? I would guess no one except the model that this man beat out for the spot.

Did anybody ever really read it though?

I'll be honest, when I was a kid, I had a subscription to Sports Illustrated. The main reason was because of the Swimsuit Edition. lol. I mean, I would look through, and read some, of every magazine, but if it wasn't for the Swimsuit Edition, I wouldn't have had the subscription.

originally posted by: new_here
a reply to: TerryMcGuire

They went to great pains to disguise the fact that this person has not hips of a woman. In the photo and also the video.

Yeah, I noticed that. After all, this is the Swimsuit Edition. The whole point is to show off the whole body.(at least it used to be). The 'rear view' has always been included in many of the shots, often being the most predominant angle/view.

It's an illusion. - Doug Henning

Congradulations to her! She is who she is. She is herself now and that is good. An accomplished person.

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

Once again, the only "real" women are men these days. The rest of us need not apply.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
Well, we have fat chicks doing Victoria Secret stuff now, so this is probably the next stage.

I thought you looked good up there on the runway.

a reply to: Annee

I wouldn't say we are friends at all. Her and my wife are pretty friendly, and have had a few associations outside of work for showers and such.

I look like a big scary redneck dude. The kind of person that bullied Sherry the worst. I don't blame her for not really wanting to associate with me much, and it doesn't bother me. We are kind of an aggregation of our experiences, you know. Im the same with police...bad experiences make me really stand offish. But i dont have broad brushed hard feelings. Neither does Sherry, at least with me.

When my wife and I met, her best friend was this gay dude. He didn't really hang around once we got serious. Assume he felt weird about it all. But again...gay people don't bother me, and I think that is pretty apparent to people who know me. Its just that I look like the typical dude that would bully folks: really big "bubba" looking dude with a lot of facial hair.

The industry is rife with trannys.
It's sad because it is already beyond saturated.

It may have begun (commercially and in your face for the transhumanist cause)
with Marilyn Monroe but it has ramped up
to the point that chances are if you are viewing 'porn' then you are
looking at a trans.

# 1411

Leyna Bloom becomes first trans woman of color on the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit

Concerning the magazine's choice of cover:

Boring.

Cheers

originally posted by: new_here

They went to great pains to disguise the fact that this person has not hips of a woman. In the photo and also the video.

I have spent a lot of time in the Far East where trans are a norm and accepted for a good long time now. I don't think I ever met one that was happy though. As to looks they can be beautiful with all the right makeup etc, but a little rough (or really rough) without as a rule.

Most of the time they don't say they are a woman and are considered their own class, and that is the big difference between what the WOKE in the west are trying to change compared to were they been around forever.

originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
a reply to: Annee

I wouldn't say we are friends at all. Her and my wife are pretty friendly, and have had a few associations outside of work for showers and such.

I look like a big scary redneck dude. The kind of person that bullied Sherry the worst. I don't blame her for not really wanting to associate with me much, and it doesn't bother me. We are kind of an aggregation of our experiences, you know. Im the same with police...bad experiences make me really stand offish. But i dont have broad brushed hard feelings. Neither does Sherry, at least with me.

When my wife and I met, her best friend was this gay dude. He didn't really hang around once we got serious. Assume he felt weird about it all. But again...gay people don't bother me, and I think that is pretty apparent to people who know me. Its just that I look like the typical dude that would bully folks: really big "bubba" looking dude with a lot of facial hair.

I get it. My ex husband walked into a gay bar, sat down at the bar, everyone else got up and moved elsewhere. I’m attracted to Mountain Men.

Funny part — he was there because he was working with a gay guy, putting on an LGBT event.

I do have friends that are trans. They’re just friends. Like any other friend.

a reply to: Xtrozero

Are they saying..See what drugs and surgeries can do to make a guy look like a female!

And then gets heavily photoshopped.

Real beauty was never skin deep.

Well if her/his body don't turn you off.. her voice does..

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

a reply to: lSkrewloosel

I concur. The voice in normal speaking did not seem to fit the package. But maybe soft and smoky might be alluring.

originally posted by: TerryMcGuire

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Beautiful woman?
Beautiful man?
Beautiful what.

Isn't beauty in the eye of the beholder? For me it is. I know that much of my own sense of beauty has been established by the ''norms'' of beauty that have been fostered in me by my male oriented upbringing.

Curves, have always been necessary in the training I received. Curves but not too much. It was striking to me that in times gone by and in other cultures the sense of beauty was more to the ''more curves the better'' sense of things.

The struggle for people of varying physical styles to be accepted within the spectrum of what is considered beautiful is a wide ranging struggle.
Large beauty, skinny beauty, handsome beauty etc.

So here is this person of beauty. Maybe not beauty by the standards of many who look upon this person but none the less beauty by a large percentage of historical standards.

But in this case, this beauty was once a man. A man who was not happy with how his body felt and decided to change it. Many men have this discomfort in their bodies. Most men go to the gym to tone and sculpt their bodies to allow them comfort in their physical capacity. Body builders, men who take pills to augment this or that part of their bodies. Men who spend decades honing and toning and staying physically fit so that they can enjoy their physical lives. Men who want bigger arms. Men who want larger legs. Men who want larger abs and pecs and what ever do what they can to achieve what they want physically. They use special technologically developed machines to achieve their desired results.

This man did likewise though this man took it farther. This man, one of many today was so uncomfortable in his body that he took advantage of modern technology and toned and augmented his body to the degree that he became the embodiment of what many have traditionally considered to be female beauty.

IT appears that that old American slogan, a meme actually, one so pervasive in American society that it was picked up and used by the US Army in it's promotional s for at least a decade is becoming a realty that many in decades past never dreamed would or even could come about.

''Be All That You Can Be''

This Leyna person has.

3.14.2022 FYI

Mr. Levine was named Woman of the Year by USA Today this week.

Source: gettr.com...

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