With Apologies to Sena Bryer

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Originally Posted by EponaTBHSMH

Guys I checked Sena's twitter and she just vibin, playing and streaming videogames, she's not getting any hateful comments in her posts, what y'all still here for

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It depends on the post, I've seen some recent posts get replies that immediately jump to calling her homophobic slurs
Case in point: https://twitter.com/SoycastGuy/statu...84570969575667

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Originally Posted by Picothea

It depends on the post, I've seen some recent posts get replies that immediately jump to calling her homophobic slurs
Case in point: https://twitter.com/SoycastGuy/statu...84570969575667

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I went as far as 3 days ago, the good thing to note is that she hasn't been making any provoking or instigating posts, that alone reduces the chance of getting these hate comments

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Originally Posted by Picothea

It depends on the post, I've seen some recent posts get replies that immediately jump to calling her homophobic slurs
Case in point: https://twitter.com/SoycastGuy/statu...84570969575667

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Did you post this yourself?

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Originally Posted by FlowerMilk

You know people can just open up the link and see people calling her a man with their own eyes? Why even bother pretending like people can't see it for themselves?

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Sorry, but referring to someone as their biological sex isn’t transphobia as much as you may want it to be. Phobia means fear, and people saying “man” aren’t afraid someone is trying to look feminine. Logic is hard sometimes, I’m sure.

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Originally Posted by bearcat01

Sorry, but referring to someone as their biological sex isn’t transphobia as much as you may want it to be. Phobia means fear, and people saying “man” aren’t afraid someone is trying to look feminine. Logic is hard sometimes, I’m sure.

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Is hydrophobic material afraid of water? Can inanimate objects show fear? Or do words mean more than what you get for blindly dissecting them?

Sure is productive discussion about the funny fantasy game we play online, in here.

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Originally Posted by undull1

We already have a system, it's called social etiquette.
If I meet someone and introduce myself as "Bob" and then the person decides to call me "Ugly stupidface" instead, I will feel insulted, it's not hard to understand.

Like this really genuinely irks me when people just misgender trans people and act like they’re doing nothing wrong. Your not a child, you understand the context of what your saying and why it can and will be construed as an insult so why play this tired charade instead of just admitting your transphobic?

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Wow, this has got to be the most “thin-skinned” take I ever read. There is a reason as children we’re taught the old rhyme “I’m rubber your glue, whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you.”

Essentially it’s meant to teach us to not care what other people say or think about us. My identity isn’t going to be hurt if you call me “Ugly stupidface” or whatever insult there is. I know who I am, and I’m SECURE in my identity. Being hurt by an insult, especially by a faceless Internet person, is just the receiver’s INSECURITY showing.

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Originally Posted by Picothea

I come back to this thread after 42 pages and people are discussing if it's okay to deny someone's identity because "transgenderism is still new", which is plain wrong. This is why outsiders say the forum is used by the most toxic 1% of players. People might listen to you when threads don't devolve into hating voice actors.

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Ikr? I'm surprised this is still here as well. It makes me appreciate active moderators of other forums more, it must be exhausting having to deal with this stuff. At least this is a good way to fish out the people who you can permanently block.

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Originally Posted by Picothea

I come back to this thread after 42 pages and people are discussing if it's okay to deny someone's identity because "transgenderism is still new", which is plain wrong. This is why outsiders say the forum is used by the most toxic 1% of players. People might listen to you when threads don't devolve into hating voice actors.

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Originally Posted by Donoman

Ikr? I'm surprised this is still here as well. It makes me appreciate active moderators of other forums more, it must be exhausting having to deal with this stuff. At least this is a good way to fish out the people who you can permanently block.

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You should tell the one holding that gun to your head making you to leave a comment in this thread, that you're perfectly capable of coming here voluntarily.....oh, hang on a moment...

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Originally Posted by undull1

We already have a system, it's called social etiquette.
If I meet someone and introduce myself as "Bob" and then the person decides to call me "Ugly stupidface" instead, I will feel insulted, it's not hard to understand.

Like this really genuinely irks me when people just misgender trans people and act like their doing nothing wrong. Your not a child, you understand the context of what your saying and why it can and will be construed as an insult so why play this tired charade instead of just admitting your transphobic?

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Bottom line is the American voice actor for Wuk Lamat is not qualified for this role because they are a middle-aged white North American man, doing an impression of a woman, attempting to do a voice for a young latina South American woman, and by their own admission their physical male attributes make it hard for them to do the kinds of sounds necessary for this role.

Regardless of what he chooses to call himself, his vocal cords did not get the message that they should go along.