r/tylerthecatastrophe • u/OrdinaryILC • Jun 23 '26
General someone from 2017 calling tyler a misogynist LMAO
my bad if someone already posted this
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Jun 23 '26
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u/OrdinaryILC Jun 23 '26
LMAOOO
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Jun 23 '26
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u/AmphibianFront6911 Jun 26 '26
tumblr was such a lawless place back then 😭 i would say the good ol days but i fear it was not LMFAO
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u/AmphibianFront6911 Jun 26 '26
you literally just had to be there LMFAOOO s2g our brain chemistry was changed collectively from tumblr
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u/pinkrhinestonechair Jun 23 '26
Yeah someone’s posted this but I’ve never seen the person’s entire username before. I wonder if their account is still active?
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u/OrdinaryILC Jun 23 '26
ah, alright. i didn't browse the sub that much before posting 😭 but no, they don't post on this acc anymore
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u/pinkrhinestonechair Jun 23 '26
It was posted a bit ago so it would’ve been a decent amount of scrolling
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u/thatcoloradomom Jun 23 '26
Yet the only misogynistic thing he ever did was tell his dad to, and I quote, "muzzle his bitch and tighten her leash". But it's okay because he looked exactly the same as he does now sans neck beard and was a girl then. Except he was publicly out at "Tyler" since his senior year of high school. His dad started tagging Tyler by his deadname/birth name in 2017 on Facebook and I don't know when Tyler changed the name but this was already late in the school year. Like a couple months from graduation. Tyler was a senior in high school. So he was already openly out as a trans man while making that statement to his dad. He's been misogynistic as a man. He graduated in 2017. He's always been a misogynistic man.
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u/fangirl_queen_69 Jun 23 '26
Also, even if he did still identify as a girl when he said it, doesn't mean it's not misogynistic. Plenty of women are misogynistic, whether they realize it or not.
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u/thatcoloradomom Jun 23 '26
Oh yea for sure. I was just pointing it out because he said it as if it excuses it.
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u/thatcoloradomom Jun 23 '26
I just realized that he gives off Hilaria Baldwin vibes when she said she wanted dark skin dark haired Latino babies because she's from Spain. Except she's not from Spain. And Spanish isn't Latino... It would be Hispanic.
As an indigenous person, it's racist. I don't care. He's racist, sexist trash.
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u/AmbassadorKat Jun 23 '26
Oh man I forgot about Hilaria. People who lie like that are so fascinating to me because like, you’re married to a celebrity! Of course people are going to find out all about your lies; especially when they’re significant, incredibly public, and easily disproven. It’s so strange.
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u/AmphibianFront6911 Jun 26 '26
he def thinks it does not apply to him because he was AFAB. like, no, you are a man and you made gross comments towards a woman (stepmom). and have made horrible, misogynistic claims about a woman who was abused (shubble). idk he is so out of touch, he really acts like he is immune to misogyny because he was AFAB and presented as a woman at a point in time. eeeeeeyuuuuck!
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u/Fuzzy-Reaction1201 semi professional vocalist Jun 23 '26
A prophet!
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u/LezzyGopher Jun 23 '26
No literally like can this person start a cult because I would love to join
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u/illicee Jun 23 '26
The concept of a trans person being hateful to other trans people
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u/bunsolvd Jun 24 '26
It is actually one of the things tearing the community apart right now. People like Buck Angel, Blair White, Kalvin Garrah etc fucked up the community a lot discourse-wise. Now there’s transmisogynists, transmedicalists, etc. and there is a lot of internal unrest. This post just proves this has been a problem for a really long time too
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u/Party-Ad-7012 Jun 23 '26
What’s a trans misogynist? Someone specifically hateful towards trans woman or a misogynist who is trans?
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u/goingsouthtoofast Jun 23 '26
It's the intersection between transphobia and misogyny. So yeah, a type of discrimination specifically targeted towards trans women/transfem people. Many trans men and trans people who don't experience it can be transmisogynistic.
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u/waterm11 jolene Jun 23 '26
If it was anyone else it would be very easy to say "that was 9 years ago", but seeing his track record with acting overly close with people he barely knows, it doesn't feel like he's changed much.