I teach high school and most days of the week I come to school in stilettos.

The left is crazy and I'm not being hyperbolic. I mean, there actually, there's mental illness.

A lot of them are insane. The differences between the left and the right is no longer just

political for too long progressive activists have indulged those with mental disturbances to the

point now where I would say, if not a majority, then at least half of activists on their side,

they are actually exhibiting signs of mental illness. And no place unfortunately makes that more

evident than TikTok. You see so many of these mentally disturbed people, they treat TikTok as

just this platform to, I suppose, publish their manifestos and it's disturbing and not a good

thing because ultimately they do end up radicalizing other people, but at the very least it exposes

their insanity for what it is. And a lot of this stuff, I mean, it's it's indefensible.

And the fact that there are progressives out there who are going to say I'm being too harsh or mean

or that no, these people aren't crazy. They're fine. I think it just goes to show how far things have

gotten, right? How serious things are. I mean, let's just jump right into it. We have a series of videos

to react to each one worse than the other. Being trans is so hard and so exhausting. Like I

have been misgendered all day, every single interaction conversation and everything

just misgendered from the beginning day to now. I'm just sick of it. I'm sick of correcting people

who almost fit. And I'm sick of people not seeing me. I'm sick of it. I'm so sick of it. And then

I'm like, oh well, if I went on tea, this would never happen. But I don't want to

comedy. I just want people to believe that trans people exist. Okay, so here's the thing. As a woman,

I am naturally empathetic. And I see someone crying on social media. Part of me does feel bad for

them. But ultimately, you know, I think too many people out there, especially too many women would

look at this obviously crying woman and say, oh, I don't want to make them feel worse. I'll call

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