Introducing Logan Brown, GLAMOUR’s June Pride cover star ️

“I’m a pregnant trans man and I do exist. No matter what anyone says, I’m living proof.”

🔗https://t.co/445NHyTcbH #Pride #PrideMonth pic.twitter.com/6NNdgsmXIF

— British GLAMOUR (@GlamourMagUK) June 1, 2023

“I took a pregnancy test, and it was positive. I’d been off testosterone for a while due to some health issues. It was like my whole world just stopped. That everything, all my manlihood that I’ve worked hard for, for so long, just completely felt like it was erased.”#Pride pic.twitter.com/3x3kMSMWzX

— British GLAMOUR (@GlamourMagUK) June 1, 2023

“My daughter will be able to grow up knowing that she’ll always be loved and accepted for whoever she is. And I think that’s a really important thing for her to be around.” ️

Watch the full interview: https://t.co/445NHyTcbH#Pride #PrideMonth pic.twitter.com/H1tcPXkxkp

— British GLAMOUR (@GlamourMagUK) June 1, 2023

Oh, great.

This is good for society.

Utopia, here we come!

New York Post:

A topless pregnant transgender man featured on the cover of Glamour U.K.’s June issue ignited a fierce reaction from online critics Thursday.

Author Logan Brown, a 27-year-old who was born female but now identifies as a transgender man, posed as the cover star of British Glamour Magazine’s digital issue celebrating Pride Month in a painted-on suit, showcasing a large baby bump.

Brown unexpectedly became pregnant with partner Bailey J Mills, a non-binary drag performer in the U.K., while taking a break from testosterone treatments due to health reasons, the fashion magazine said.

The interview, conducted, by Glamour’s Chloe Laws two weeks before Brown gave birth to a daughter, details Brown’s “accidental” pregnancy experience as a transgender man.

In her introduction, Laws wrote that Brown and Mills were thrust into the spotlight after they were subjected to “rampant transphobia” from people online who repeatedly commented that “men can’t get pregnant” on Brown’s social media posts.

“I’ve been brought up in a very close-knit family, and so to bring a baby into the world in a queer relationship is the best feeling ever,” Brown said in the interview. “I feel like we’ll be able to love and appreciate each other, and my daughter will be able to grow up knowing that she’ll always be loved and accepted for whoever she is. And I think that’s a really important thing for her to be around.”

Brown, who is writing a children’s book called “My Daddy’s Belly: The Miracle of Male Birth,” described suffering from “really bad mental health” issues as a child.

I don’t really have anything else to say about the tranny stuff.

It will keep getting weirder. I can say that.

Then, eventually, it will go away.

A biological woman is pregnant but thinks she’s a man and wrote this book. The elites and media clap like seals promoting it.

Is no one brave enough to pause and say, ‘Wait. This is insane.” pic.twitter.com/Npn46Z4ThR

— Abigail Marone 🇺🇸 (@abigailmarone) June 1, 2023

Living proof of what? Logan’s a biological female who got pregnant, as hundreds of millions of biological females do each year… why are you presenting this as a man getting pregnant which is biologically impossible? https://t.co/xtptJyzYz5

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) June 1, 2023

Just when you thought Woke Companies could not sink any lower- Glamour UK magazine has featured this ‘pregnant man’ on the cover to kick off Pride Month.

Time to BudLight @GlamourMagUK! ❌ pic.twitter.com/CCjaIFNhtB

— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) June 1, 2023

Leslie Sinclair has been donating blood regularly for 50 years without anyone asking him if he’s pregnant

Donating blood is creepy and weird anyway.

But that isn’t really the point here.

Daily Star:

A man who refused to state whether or not he was pregnant has been barred from donating blood.

Leslie Sinclair, who has donated around 125 pints of the red stuff across 50 years, grew irate when asked to state on a form if he was with child.

He claimed that, as he was a man in his 60s, the question did not apply to him.

This emoji says otherwise. Check mate, bigot.

But as a result, he was told he could not donate blood.

According to the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service, all potential donors will be asked if they are pregnant.

They claim that this is done to “promote inclusiveness”, and that pregnancy is “not always visually clear”,

But Mr Sinclair slammed the policy as “nonsensical”, and told the Daily Mail that he was “angry about it”.

The dad-of-two – to clarify, he did not give birth to the children – with wife Margaret said: “I am angry because I have been giving blood since I was 18 and have regularly gone along.

“I’m very happy to do so without any problem.

“There is always a form to fill in and that’s fine – they tend to ask about medical conditions or diseases – and clearly that’s because the blood needs to be safe.

“This time around, there was a question I hadn’t seen before: ‘Are you pregnant, or have you been in the last six months?’ which required a yes or no answer.

“I pointed out to the staff that it was impossible for me to be in that position but I was told that I would need to answer, otherwise I couldn’t give blood.

“I told them that was stupid and that if I had to leave, I wouldn’t be back, and that was it, I got on my bike and cycled away.

“It is nonsensical and it makes me angry because there are vulnerable people waiting for blood, including children, and in desperate need of help, but they’ve been denied my blood because of the obligation to answer a question that can’t possibly be answered.”

Actually, I understand why this man was donating blood – the ancient practice of “blood-letting” has been confirmed as healthy. It’s the same thing that happened with leeches. They told us this stuff was voodoo, then people were like “wait, if it didn’t work, why were people doing it for hundreds of years? Were they just really stupid?”

It does work. It’s just that the idea of your blood being injected into someone else is gross and sick. They should allow blood-letting clinics where they show you that the blood just gets flushed down into the sewers, so that people can experience the benefits of blood-letting without being involved in something creepy.

As far as the male pregnancy thing – I don’t really have any comment on that. Everything is just being made weird for the sake of weirdness.

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I don’t remember where I was on 9/11, but I’m never gonna forget where I was the first time I saw the pregnant man emoji.

The Guardian:

A pregnant man, a multiracial handshake and a face that cannot bear to watch are some of the emojis that will hit devices over the next year, according to a draft list published by the Unicode Consortium, which approves icons for use.

The new emojis, illustrated by Emojipedia to celebrate World Emoji Day on Saturday, all but complete the consortium’s drive to offer masculine, feminine and gender-neutral versions of every available emoji, as well as a selection of skintones.

Trans and non-binary pregnancies will now be represented in the emoji set, thanks to two new gender options for the “pregnant woman” emoji, while “person with crown” joins “prince” and “princess” for gender-neutral royalty.

The additions, which follow a similar update to the “bearded person” emoji that allowed users to choose between a masculine and feminine bearded face, “will mean that nearly all emojis can have default a gender-neutral option, with choice to use a woman or man where relevant”. said Jeremy Burge, the chief emoji officer of the reference site Emojipedia.

They come in all colors

A few emojis remain without a gender-neutral option, largely in cases where it is unclear what an appropriate gender-neutral approach entails. The two dancer emojis, for instance, depict a male disco dancer and a female flamenco dancer: options under discussion include offering identically attired versions of each for other genders (allowing men to depict themselves dazzling in a red dress, for instance); offering gender-appropriate alternatives (with a new male flamenco dancer); or, the preferred option, deciding on a dancing style to offer in a gender-neutral version. Emojipedia has suggested breakdancing.

Well, it’s time to either figure out the tranny versions, or retire those emojis.

We’ve all had enough of those racist emojis anyway.

Pregnant man. You can see he’s a man because his hair is short and he’s dressed as a man.

Yes, goy, pregnancy can be masculine.

Dick sucking can be masculine too, just open your mind.

Daily Mail:

An Australian academic has said it can be ‘masculine’ to be pregnant as it was revealed 22 transgender men in the country gave birth last year.

Dr Lauren Rosewarne, a senior lecturer in social and political sciences at the University of Melbourne, made the comments in a debate about the figures, which were released by a government agency.

Dr Lauren Rosewarne

Rejecting a broadcaster’s claim that ‘having a baby challenges your very masculinity’, she replied: ‘Masculinity means different things to different people. I’m sure your masculinity is different to any other man in your office.’

Yeah, words just mean different things for different people, and this actually enhances communication because it makes everything more exciting, as you never know what people really mean.

It’s just so much richer and diverse this way.

The Australian government’s Medicare agency revealed 22 transgender men gave birth during the past financial year.

This made them among the 228 who had been pregnant during the past decade.

There were no recorded transgender men giving birth in the 16 years to June 2009, with only one case classified as ‘unknown’ in that time, in the Department of Human Services figures.

Responding to the figures, Dr Rosewarne also insisted someone who was biologically a woman could be male even without having had sex change surgery.

‘They may not have necessarily had an operation, but they now identify as male,’ she said.

‘For them, they consider their entire identity wrapped up in the identity of a male, therefore they refer as males.’

They may say they are males, but “male” means very different things to different people — just like “masculinity” — so you can’t really expect people to accept an arbitrary idea or meaning of “male.”

For most people, these are not transgender men but mentally ill women.

The academic also suggested society needed to adjust its idea of gender.

‘It is something culturally we have to think more about and it’s jarring for some people,’ Dr Rosewarne said.

‘Jarring is not a bad thing, we all have to adjust our way of thinking.’

‘It’s not just about what bits you have.’

Gender means different things to different people, doctor. Just like “masculinity.” Saying that society has to adjust its idea of gender is like telling someone that they have the wrong idea about masculinity. Who can say what’s the right idea, if everyone’s ideas are different? Who can say what’s the real meaning, if everything means different things for everyone?

Get up to speed with your own philosophy, doctor.

In the ocean world, the male seahorse carries the eggs from the female in its pouch and then gives birth.

The data was released as new BBC documentary Seahorse screens at the 2019 Melbourne International Film Festival.

It profiles a 30-year-old British transgender man Freddy as he prepares to give birth to a son.

“You’re actually just like seahorses, goyim.”

There’s even a documentary about it.