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Q. What's the difference between a male parachutist who jumps without wearing underwear and a transgender "male" parachutist who jumps without underwear?
A. A transgender "male" parachutist without underwear whistles on the way down.
An Ivy League female swimming All-American decided that she was a dude. After all, she was being the crap out of all the women so now it was time to do the dudes in the pool. So she "transitioned," which is a progressive way of saying that she thought that by having some bits and pieces removed and other bits and pieces surgically applied, maybe take some hormones for a while, that would make her a male.
An Ivy League female swimming All-American decided that she was a dude. After all, she was being the crap out of all the women so now it was time to do the dudes in the pool. So she "transitioned," which is a progressive way of saying that she thought that by having some bits and pieces removed and other bits and pieces surgically applied, maybe take some hormones for a while, that would make her a male.
So she did what some may call a "reverse Lia Thomas."
She went from first to just about worst in swimming competition because she is a woman competing against men and there is a biological difference that cannot be erased with cosmetic surgeries, drugs and yes, cosmetics.
Iszac Henig is a senior on the Yale's men's swim team. She and her immutable female attributes placed 79th out of 83 swimmers in November, and the guys who finished behind her need to take up tennis [except for the one swimmer who only had one arm, I'm not kidding].
Iszac Henig is a senior on the Yale's men's swim team. She and her immutable female attributes placed 79th out of 83 swimmers in November, and the guys who finished behind her need to take up tennis [except for the one swimmer who only had one arm, I'm not kidding].
As a junior, Henig earned All-American acclaim on the Yale women's swim team and decided to join the gender dysphoric generation as she now believed she was a he and had her breasts cut off to look and feel the part.
Unfortunately the 22-year-old kind of sucked as a male swimming competitor, but at least she beat a few guys who were slower in the pool and claimed that her life as a guy makes her losing worthwhile.
“I Chose to Compete as My True, Trans Self. I Win Less, but I Live More,” the headline read of her New York Times article.
“I Chose to Compete as My True, Trans Self. I Win Less, but I Live More,” the headline read of her New York Times article.
What does "I live more" actually mean? Okay, winning is grand but it isn't everything. At least now Henig can say she's a guy, and that's supposed to be better for her because it . . . ?
In the article, Henig shrugs off her going from winner to somewhere near the worst. But sure, that's only in swimming, and that's in spite of how much of her life she had put into it. She was seriously hoping to compete in the Olympics and unless they come up with a transgender category [which could happen if the left gets its way] Henig can no longer be taken seriously in the sport, just like Lia [Will] Thomas cannot be taken seriously as a woman competitor on the University of Pennsylvania's women's swim team because when he competed against men, he was mediocre at best.
“I wasn’t the slowest guy in any of my events, but I’m not as successful in the sport as I was on the women’s team,” wrote Henig. Aside from the guy with one arm, the others she beat specialized in other strokes.
In the article, Henig shrugs off her going from winner to somewhere near the worst. But sure, that's only in swimming, and that's in spite of how much of her life she had put into it. She was seriously hoping to compete in the Olympics and unless they come up with a transgender category [which could happen if the left gets its way] Henig can no longer be taken seriously in the sport, just like Lia [Will] Thomas cannot be taken seriously as a woman competitor on the University of Pennsylvania's women's swim team because when he competed against men, he was mediocre at best.
“I wasn’t the slowest guy in any of my events, but I’m not as successful in the sport as I was on the women’s team,” wrote Henig. Aside from the guy with one arm, the others she beat specialized in other strokes.
'Not as successful' is an understatement to say the least. She was a high school star who tried out for the 2016 Olympics before having both of her breasts cut off and calling herself a man. Even as a sophomore at Yale, she was the top female swimmer on the women's team.
Last year Henig was able to beat Thomas after Henig identified as a guy but before cutting off some of her female biological parts and switching over to the men's team. She beat him in the 100- and 400-yard freestyle, proving again how much Thomas sucks as a male swimmer and should not be taken seriously in female competition where he dominates.
In the column for The New York Times, Henig acknowledged a longstanding attraction to women, [a phenomenon known as being a lesbian] but said being in the women’s locker room was always uncomfortable.
“I thought that my unease came from worry that my sexuality made others uncomfortable,” Henig wrote. “I hadn’t yet considered that the real reason I felt so off was my sense of being in the wrong locker room.”
Isn't it strange how a generation of young people simultaneously came to the realization that they were all born in the wrong bodies at a time when the left was normalizing their gender dysphoria as if it was not a mental disorder.
Henig took the 2020-2021 year off from school in order to keep a year of NCAA eligibility and begin the process of genital mutilation.
“I dived deeper into queerness, exploring the balance of masculinity and femininity, especially with presentation in clothing,” Henig wrote, never explaining what she means by balance of the sexes. “Through that I discovered binders, base-layer compression garments used to create a more traditionally masculine chest appearance.”
“I dived deeper into queerness, exploring the balance of masculinity and femininity, especially with presentation in clothing,” Henig wrote, never explaining what she means by balance of the sexes. “Through that I discovered binders, base-layer compression garments used to create a more traditionally masculine chest appearance.”
Yes, looking like a man makes you a man, as Henig sees it.
Henig’s breasts were cut off in early 2021. She had already been taking male hormones but initially competed on the women's team. She joined the men's team for the 2022 to 2023 season where she swims in the wakes of the men, but does that truly make her woke in the wakes?
Henig’s breasts were cut off in early 2021. She had already been taking male hormones but initially competed on the women's team. She joined the men's team for the 2022 to 2023 season where she swims in the wakes of the men, but does that truly make her woke in the wakes?
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