14yo Girl Feels “So Guilty” That She’s Upset About Allegedly Being Raped By Trans Girl

This is probably the most tragic part of this whole trans agenda going on right now. It’s the poor kids and women who are being brainwashed to believe that they have to just be totally fine when a biological man with a raging hard-on peeps them naked in the locker room or when a horny biological boy rapes them, all because those people identify themselves as a protected demographic-trans. They feel like they aren’t allowed to be upset about it. Back in September, I wrote about a woman who was very upset about having been sexually harassed by a man in a unisex changing room. But she was equally upset that she was upset about it because she felt like she was supposed to be totally fine with it so she could support the trans community. As she cried, she said that unisex changing rooms are something “I’m really for because it makes everyone feel included.” Unfortunately, it also made some people feel sexually harassed, including herself. But she’s been conditioned to think she’s supposed to just be totally fine with that.

And as sad as that scenario is, this one might be even sadder. This was apparently posted by a high school freshman girl who was allegedly raped repeatedly by her abusive significant other, who happens to be a trans-identifying biological male. So a boyfriend.

She alleges that she was being raped by her boyfriend during the course of an abusive two year relationship starting when she was a freshman in high school, so about 14 years old. But she is terrified to come forward about the abuse and rape because her boyfriend is a trans girl and she doesn’t want to “hurt my community or perpetuate the stereotype of trans women being predators.” So a trans girl (biological male) rapes and abuses her, and she doesn’t want to tell because it might make it seem like trans girls (biological males) sometimes rape and abuse? How incredibly tragic that she’s even afraid of that.

She asks the group forum, “am I being terfy for even talking about this or should I just keep it to myself.” The word “terf” stands for “trans exclusionary radical feminist” and basically means someone who is hostile toward transgender people. No, honey, you’re not being a terf for disclosing the abuse and rape you suffered at the hands (and penis) of someone who self-identifies as a different gender. Gender nonconformity doesn’t somehow give this abuser a free pass to abuse without consequence. And yet that’s exactly what society is being conditioned to believe. These days, anyone who is critical of a trans-identifying person, even if that criticism is entirely justified, is labeled a bigot and a transphobe. Simultaneously, all the rules intended to be “inclusive” are also very easily taken advantage of by predatory individuals who then enjoy the social protection of claiming to be part of this protected demographic.