Male bank director who occasionally dresses as a woman placed on a list of the Top 100 Women in Business.

Pure madness.

Heh heh here's hoping the "genderqueers/trannies/etc" continue to eat each other alive...

Why do these guys always dress like little girls?

This whole gender fluid nonsense needs to just die.

Get the fuck out! The Daily Mail is yanking your chains. No way is something so dumb real.

It is hugely insulting to women in the industry. Underpaid, underrepresented and undervalued and now they can’t even get a list of women to actually just be women. Fucking abysmal. And yes r5, it is fucking real.

Look at #32 on the list r5.

How is someone who says "they was" a bank director?

OK him being on the list is a joke but what about this dude India Willoughby trying to shame a cross dresser? Sorry India, just because you cut your junk off and pumped your body full of toxic chemicals doesn't really make you different than this guy.

[quote]will split his time ‘fifty-fifty’ between Pippa and Philip - occasionally dressing in a wig and dress.

From 8am to 8pm - extended business hours, including after work drinks with the guys and working dinners, he's Philip.

From 8pm to 8am - at night when he's on the prowl for whatever will have him, he's Pippa.

I read the perfect comment on reddit about this, paraphrase : tye only thing India really disagrees with Pippa about is exactly where the boot should land on women's necks'

hello Gender Critical my old friends

What a Pip!

You reap what you sow “India”

#95 is another...

I hadn’t read that fa4 down r15. He’s not a looker is he? I’ve seen more convincing bulldogs.

There is nothing more offense in the “T” community than the gender fluid. Demanding that people respect them and call them by their female names on any day that they decide on a whim to play dressup. You’re a fucking occasional cross dresser. Michael Caine’s character in Dressed to Kill was deserving of more respect than you nutjob attention whores.

that was,

nothing more offensive*

We have a thread about him/her!

What an absolute farce.

When are people going to wake up and realise how utterly misogynistic trans ideology is?

Why would a bank executive be out about his cross-dressing? That is not something you share at work!

I'm going to get a little Freudian here, but I wonder how much of this male to female trend has to due with the obsession with female beauty, and devaluing of male beauty in English speaking societies. Nothing is more exalted in these cultures than a beautiful woman.While attractive men are often derisively referred to as "pretty boys ". They see the power these women have and want a little for themselves. You don't see this extreme increase in cultures like Portugal, Spain and Italy, where male attractiveness is also appreciated. I'm sure a certain portion of the population will already be transgender, but the drastic sudden increase strikes me as driven by something cultural.

“occasionally dressing in a wig and dress.”

[quote] She said: ‘As a transsexual woman with a recognised medical condition, who fights for credibility every day, who fights myths every day, who’s undergone lengthy surgery, whose life was unbearable in the wrong body, I find this story an insult. 'Transgender has become totally meaningless.’

How interesting. India is apparently the person who gets to decide where the lines are drawn. The excluded become the people who now determine the limits of exclusion for those who come afterward.

I can't even imagine my boss talking about his fetish at work. "Guess what, team? Sometimes on the weekends I like to wear a dress and wig and play dress up. Tee hee."

It's so cool - I have my fem days as well. Sometimes I go girlie from head to toe. Today I just felt silly an work a skirt, pantyhose and high heals. I love being gender fluid. It's really who I am and I am so thankful for my job at the penitentiary.

R19 see r24's post. This thread is about a "real" trans woman who rather amusingly takes great offense at a pretender prancing around in womanface. Probably the closest India has ever come to actually feeling like a "real" woman.

Ugh, vomit.