With Apologies to Sena Bryer

[Hesitate89]

Patron of Invention, Supporter of Invention, Protector/Gaurdian of Invention; Wuk Lamats Adventure with Koana rings a bell, she shows us around all City's Architecture detailing history importance, all throughout MSQ, goes on to learn more and teaching us significance of areas, Cultures of people and what theybuilt, she even constructs a Pillar Working together with Koana.

[Aniise]

Patron of Invention, Koana rings a bell, she shows us around City's Architecture detailing history importance, significance of cultures homes building like appraisers do.

Your little theory is cute and all, but maybe talk about it in the other thread.

[Midare]

Patron of Invention, Supporter of Invention, Protector/Gaurdian of Invention Koana rings a bell, she shows us around City's Architecture detailing history importance, significance of cultures homes building like appraisers do.

Careful, you might break your arm with that reach.

[Squig]

idk half the replies to my post are just openly calling her a man

im sorry she offended you i guess but we don't have to pretend most of this isn't just about her being trans

[Midare]

Man, I'm such a boomer, I remember when people tried to have a personality instead of relying on labels.

[Hesitate89]

nothing of reach just definitions of the word themselves in comparison. You are taking it very literal, but it's subtle and hidden in plain sight.

[Vensaval]

idk half the replies to my post are just openly calling her a man

im sorry she offended you i guess but we don't have to pretend most of this isn't just about her being trans

We're not pretending. This isn't about her being trans.

Referring to Sena as a man may be disrespectful, but it isn't transphobia. If you really think that's all it takes, then that's honestly really sad.

At the end of the day, however, Sena has been showing how much of a terrible person she is. Trans or not. You'll find the majority of posts in this thread talking about exactly that.

Man, I'm such a boomer, I remember when people tried to have a personality instead of relying on labels.

I miss those days so much, man...

[Willemdarke]

idk half the replies to my post are just openly calling her a man

im sorry she offended you i guess but we don't have to pretend most of this isn't just about her being trans

No, only one person who replied to you called her a man.
The rest of us either pointed out her disgusting behaviour or said "gtfo".

I'm gay, my partner is gay and I have a trans (female to male) family member. I'm as trans ally as they come ---- being trans doesn't excuse being a manipulative attention seeker who openly and deliberately instigates drama within our community and insults the fans.

[Bananarama]

idk half the replies to my post are just openly calling her a man

im sorry she offended you i guess but we don't have to pretend most of this isn't just about her being trans

half the replies to your post are based and sneedpilled.
Cope and sneed.

[koko-on-da-forumz]

Man, I'm such a boomer, I remember when people tried to have a personality instead of relying on labels.

This was literally never the case.

Jock, nerd, goth, provider, homemaker, entrepreneur, job creator, carpetbagger, whatever. People use labels to inflate themselves, deflate others, and find community. I don't find them useful, but who cares? What's weirder is someone defining their identity in opposition to someone's personal labels. Like, what are you doing?