Still can't believe this troony shit is the best novel to come out in recent years
Troons...I kneel
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Detransition, baby
Still can't believe this troony shit is the best novel to come out in recent years
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I genuinely don't understand how anyone could read excerpts from this book and not hate trannies
But Reese is a cute girl
Remember, npcs don't think for themselves, they only follow what their global corporate fascist masters think. Trannies are kind of like the next level, actually taking the bait and destroying themselves in a ritual of humiliation and sexual perversion. Christians cannot be faulted for searching for God in such times. The god of the troony is their ego.
>that "weeeeeeeeeeeeeee" on the first page
TOP heh. did a perfect job of setting my expectations. how far did you get, bros? i made it a tenth of the way.
Quick summary?
>A whipsmart debut about three women—transgender and cisgender—whose lives collide after an unexpected pregnancy forces them to confront their deepest desires around gender, motherhood, and sex.
>Reese almost had it all: a loving relationship with Amy, an apartment in New York City, a job she didn't hate. She had scraped together what previous generations of trans women could only dream of: a life of mundane, bourgeois comforts. The only thing missing was a child. But then her girlfriend, Amy, detransitioned and became Ames, and everything fell apart. Now Reese is caught in a self-destructive pattern: avoiding her loneliness by sleeping with married men.
>Ames isn't happy either. He thought detransitioning to live as a man would make life easier, but that decision cost him his relationship with Reese—and losing her meant losing his only family. Even though their romance is over, he longs to find a way back to her. When Ames's boss and lover, Katrina, reveals that she's pregnant with his baby—and that she's not sure whether she wants to keep it—Ames wonders if this is the chance he's been waiting for. Could the three of them form some kind of unconventional family—and raise the baby together?
>This provocative debut is about what happens at the emotional, messy, vulnerable corners of womanhood that platitudes and good intentions can't reach. Torrey Peters brilliantly and fearlessly navigates the most dangerous taboos around gender, sex, and relationships, gifting us a thrillingly original, witty, and deeply moving novel.
Its like the person who wrote this only experiences disjointed, chaotic thoughts.
How did Ames impregnate a woman if he doesn't have functioning sperm
The hell should I know? I just grabbed the summary from Goodreads.
Wait so Ames is going to retransition to Amy? If so, why would Katrina stay?If not, why would Reese get back with them? Unless she's bi? In which case why did she break up in the first place? Is only Katrina bi?
Who in the shitting frick would want to babysit your exes kid WITH THE NEW PERSON THE EX IS SEEING
>This was why she still put up with him: He got it. With him, she’d discovered sex that was really and truly dangerous. Cis women, she supposed, rubbed against a frisson of danger every time they had sex. The risk, the thrill, that they might get pregnant—a single frick to frick up (or bless?) their lives. For cis women, Reese imagined, sex was a game played at the precipice of a cliff. But until her cowboy, she hadn’t ever had the pleasure of that particular danger. Only now, with his HIV, had she found an analogue to a cis woman’s life changer. Her cowboy could frick her and mark her forever. He could frick her and end her. His wiener could obliterate her.
>His viral load was undetectable, he said, but she never asked to see any papers. That would kill the sweetness and danger of it. He liked to play close to the edge too, pushing to knock her up, to impregnate her with a viral seed. Make her the mommy, her body host to new life, part of her but not, just as mothers eternal.
>“We agreed on condoms always. You said you didn’t want it on your conscience,” she said.
>“Yeah, but that was before you started on your birth control.”
>She first called her PrEP “birth control” at a Chinese place in Sunset Park where he felt safe that none of his wife’s friends would possibly run into him. It popped into her head as a joke, but he looked at her and said, “Frick, I just got so hard.” He signaled for the check, told her that she wouldn’t get to see a movie that night, and drove her right home to put her facedown on her floral bedspread. In the morning, she sexted him one of the sexiest, but most ostensibly non-sexual, sexts of her life—a short video of her cramming a couple of her big blue Truvada pills into one of those distinctive pastel birth control day-of-the-month clamshell cases. From then on, her “birth control pills” were part of their sex life.
Holy shit do trannies really?
I just started it and I already love it
Not sure if this is real or excellent trolling.
That's literally the beginning hook of the book
Post proof. Either a screen shot of the pdf/epub or a photo of the first page.
Frick I just looked it up for my self. It's real. Check page 2.
https://www.bookbrowse.com/excerpts/index.cfm/book_number/4216/page_number/2/detransition-baby#excerpt
oh fug
>I trans woman
>you might get my pussy
>I'm going to own your pussy
>no one in universe bats an eyelid
I wonder what the author meant by that
Just dld from zlib
I can see how this stuff has potential for creating dramatic and surreal moments, but the prose here is pretty horrible.
This is 2022
You should have gotten used to mediocre prose
>she sexted him one of the sexiest, but most ostensibly non-sexual, sexts of her life
Whatever do you mean?
It's clearly written as erotica for zoomers and middle-aged israelites. Modern erotica writers have that tendency to use modern lingo to break rhythm, timidly march between the immediate and the purple, and focus on vulgar words, although here it's clear whoever ghostwrote this was explicitly told to keep the unique word count "to a minimum".
Try re-reading it while gently stroking your wiener. It's not bad. Especially if you imagine the protagonist as no more than 18.
oh wow this comment is edgier than the excerpt from the book
hats off to you anon
ahehehfwwa
>From then on, her “birth control pills” were part of their sex life.
Oh I laughed
this was the book of the month recommendation for pride month at work, I thought about reading it to be equipped to criticize it whenever my co-workers talked about it, but the plot seemed so out there it put me off
wow this is the fair of edginess, does a point to this appear at some stage of the story or is it just for shock value?
>book of the month recommendation for pride month at work
Under cultural marxism this is the ideology being literally shoved down our throats by DEI HR apparatchiks and the compulsory education system while reading classical western literature marks out one as suspect
>Only now, with his HIV, had she found an analogue to a cis woman’s life changer. Her cowboy could frick her and mark her forever. He could frick her and end her. His wiener could obliterate her.
This is fricking hilarious. Reminds me of the guy who wrote Black person a million times.
Cute thigh highs :3
That's hot ngl
This, at the expense of beauty and spirituality. What a waste.
This is pretty entertaining. Is this a mainstream book or just some IQfy troony's shitpost?
>Detransition, Baby was nominated for the 2021 Women’s Prize for Fiction, making Peters the first openly trans woman nominated for the award.[11] The longlisting of Peters was met with some controversy from those who did not consider her to be a woman. A letter argued that she is "male" and therefore should not be eligible for the prize.[12] Its list of signatories included atheist writer Ophelia Benson and environmentalist Rebecca Lush, but as a rhetorical strategy the letter also included long-dead writers such as Emily Dickinson and Willa Cather.[13] Authors including Melinda Salisbury, Joanne Harris, and Naoise Dolan—another nominee for the 2021 prize—condemned the letter and expressed their support for Peters. The organisers of the prize released a statement condemning the letter and defending the decision to nominate Peters' book.[14][15]
>In early 2021, a TV adaptation of Detransition, Baby was announced. Grey’s Anatomy writer-producers Joan Rater and Tony Phelan are the showrunners for the drama/comedy television adaptation.[10]
>Its list of signatories included atheist writer Ophelia Benson and environmentalist Rebecca Lush
lol
this is what gets praised as good literature nowadays
unbelievable
I'm seeing way more people marking The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo as read right now, for whatever it's worth
>men control literature for 1000 years
>1000 years of kino
>women control literature for 10 years
>literature ends forever
>Its list of signatories included atheist writer Ophelia Benson and environmentalist Rebecca Lush, but as a rhetorical strategy the letter also included long-dead writers such as Emily Dickinson and Willa Cather
Read this sentence and tell me women are not a cancer to literature
>be me
>never engage with transgender things in anyw ay shape or form
>if it is brought up in public politely say i don't know enough to talk about it
>never consume anything based on identity politics
>only read what interests me
>pay no attention to the irrelevant dickstroking of "modern writers"
The secret is to not care
It's mainstream, I saw it in a book store last week.
The left has been promoting it nonstop these days.
Frick
The west is truly fricked up
This sounds like Kathy Acker's Empire of the Senseless except the dystopia is now real and people are buying into it
This is not arousing, but it is very funny. I can't imagine how fricked in the head someone must to be to get any sexual pleasure from this.
How fricked in the head to completely ignore HIV and see it as a badge of honor?
The AIDS fetishization is the least abnormal thing in here, that has happened in both gay and straight circles since the 70's
Frick u racist pulchuds
>tfw bugchasing is a queer translation of reproduction
i want out bros
>tfw remember laughing at bugchasing homosexuals 7 years ago
>tfw it's now the hook of a book nominated for the "women's prize in fiction (written by a man)"
ok the one star reviews on goodreads have me interested
yall homies aint read The Argonauts? yall tellin me you never had a delicious thicc assed poetry professor who never had you suck her toes while she reads you The Argonauts? damn yall homies reall not bussin at all huh