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@getawaycarvic best decision i’ve ever made was putting the full version from a tiktok live on my local files 🙂‍↕️

Noah Kahan at this point you need to release Pain Is Cold Water.

WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

@_danielleeeees @JasonDoFinance but i think that artists should be allowed to have their favorite cities and it doesn’t have to be the “big” ones like nyc or la if that makes more sense

@_danielleeeees @JasonDoFinance oh no from a population point i agree ny shld have gotten more shows just considering how many people r there! my point is that i dont think comparing it to boston makes sense just since noah is so loud and proud about how much he favors boston. obv im biased as a bostonian

You were robbed, we were robbed. Citi field did poor, noah kahan could of rescheduled. They took a night you were waiting for away from you, they stole it. Its a slap in the face to all of us. Actually it is acceptable to be upset to be angry. If your not, I question you.

@_danielleeeees @JasonDoFinance i get where ur coming from but artists can favor whatever cities they want. dolly parton favors nashville. noah favors boston. not everyone needs to favor ny. i’m so sorry he cancelled and everyone has a right to be upset and discouraged but i wouldn’t say he hates new york 😭

@_danielleeeees @JasonDoFinance i mean, bostons the home city for any new england artist who gets too big for smaller local venues. we don’t have big enough cities to support that outside of it. any artist wld favor their home city over their non home cities. we can’t pretend noah’s not a human without biases

@_danielleeeees @JasonDoFinance where did you get six fenway shows from?? he only played 4 nights there 😭

@JasonDoFinance Noah Kahan hates NY and it shows. 1 show from the start and only added a 2nd bc he had no choice. Artists typically do minimum 4 nights in NY. 2 only and 6 in Fenway is total BS honestly.

@goldengibees i grew up one state away from new york and i don’t claim any of their celebrities as special to me… why would it be any different the other way? why do new yorkers always think they’re so special… i don’t even think nyc is that fantastic of a city…

free noah this is literally insane

@natom7729 @ultraCLAIR3 100% we’re all individuals & treating us all as the same- either that being trans is wrong for detrans grifters or that being trans is the only right way for i think overly “woke” trans people- is horrible. like for anything, not just trans people. all of us have different lives

@nnnnateeee @ultraCLAIR3 I understand that, I don't think that way. I actually have some little sympathy for trans people, I understand why is being trans even a thing. But i think those who think all trans ppl should have the same destiny as theirs is kinda a red flag. Detransitioning is rare.

everytime i see that chud detrans girl on here i think of this

@natom7729 @ultraCLAIR3 -my preexisting feelings that i had for years before had always had a name, and that was transgender. i just really don’t like when anyone thinks their experience applies to every one else under the sun; this is for trans people as well as literally any other type of group

@natom7729 @ultraCLAIR3 i don’t think you’re a nazi. i just really hate when detransitioners think their experience applies to every trans person. i’m truly happy you were able to find yourself by detransitioning! really! i do think 99% of the time, no one influences. my “influence” was learning my-

@RadioTx76853 @TheNomu025 @PinkNews ah, my apologies. this guy used grok to generate his argument lmfao

I would never use ChatGPT. What I did was tell grok to run a linear regressive analysis of presidential election turnout as a percentage of voting age population from 1996-now. It helps if you know what you’re talking about, and even more so if you took 9 hours of statistical methods in grad school.

Religious parents sue school district over staff using child's chosen pronouns ➡️ bit.ly/4w2FW2K 📷 Envato

@natom7729 @ultraCLAIR3 i’m so glad you found out yourself and your proper identity through detransitioning. truly! but just because you “made a mistake” when thinking you were trans, that wouldn’t mean it’s the same way for any other trans person. that way of thinking bothers me. not your existence.

@ultraCLAIR3 hi im a detrans women, why does my existence bother you so much?

@RadioTx76853 @TheNomu025 @PinkNews this guy asked chatgpt to write his argument for him

Talloran: that’s a poorly constructed straw man argument. A “different gender name” (often called a chosen/preferred name or gender-affirming name in these contexts) is fundamentally different from a nickname in legal, social, and practical terms. Key Differences • Origin and intent: • A nickname is an informal, affectionate, or shorthand variant of someone’s existing name. Examples: “Bob” for Robert, “Liz” for Elizabeth, “Charlie” for Charlotte or Charles. It doesn’t replace the legal/given name — it’s additive or casual. Parents, friends, or the person themselves use it without claiming it overrides the birth name. • A different-gender name in the school/pronoun debates usually means the child (or advocates) wants school staff to treat an entirely new name — one typically associated with the opposite sex — as the primary or exclusive identifier (e.g., a boy named James insisting on “Jane” or “Luna”). This is often tied to gender identity claims, not casual shortening. • Authority and consent: • Nicknames don’t require (or imply) formal institutional affirmation. Schools can call a kid “Jimmy” without parental lawsuit risk because it’s not redefining identity or legal recognition. Parents can still correct it or ignore it. • Chosen opposite-gender names in these disputes often come with demands for staff to use them consistently in records, roll call, communications, etc., and pair them with opposite-sex pronouns. This can conflict with parental rights, as the original post’s reply argues: minors can’t legally change names on their own, and parents bear responsibility (medical bills, contracts, liability). • Legal status: • Nicknames have no legal weight. You can’t get a passport, driver’s license, or school records changed to a nickname without formal process. • Changing a name (even for adults) usually requires court petition in most places. For minors, it’s heavily restricted and typically needs parental involvement. Schools using a new gender name without parental consent raises the exact authority/responsibility issue in the thread. • Social/practical effects: • Nicknames are flexible and common across genders (Alex, Sam, Chris work for both). They don’t usually signal a broader identity shift or medical/social transition pathway. • Gender name changes in schools are part of a policy framework (often “social transition”) that some view as affirming identity and others as preempting parental authority or medical decisions. That’s why lawsuits happen — it’s not equivalent to “everyone calls her ‘Shorty’.” The reply in the thread uses the nickname example to point out potential inconsistency: if parents control formal identity, why single out gender names? But the counter is that nicknames don’t challenge biological sex, parental naming rights, or create conflicting official records. One is casual language; the other is treated as an identity override by institutions. Context matters: casual nicknames (even cross-gender ones like a girl going by “Max”) rarely lead to lawsuits because they’re not policy-enforced against parents’ wishes. The debate hinges on whether schools should defer to parents on such matters for minors.

@shapeofmyshadow it was literally such a perfect combo it was mumford & lord huron & dylan gossett who i had never heard of before but he was fantastic in the pouring rain

@nnnnateeee also this awesome combo show wow

You would think my first time crying at a concert would be noah playing all them horses but no it was tonight when lord huron played a song i’ve never even heard

@alhpaquead @Shattubatu @A7754050296706 -to be detransitioning is invalidating them based on their genitalia. that’s not being a good ally, is it? to assume how someone identifies based on their genitalia? it’s not detransitioning for a transgender man to keep an ovary. THAT was my issue with this tweet.

@alhpaquead @Shattubatu @A7754050296706 i know that. the issue is the framing of keeping an ovary as “detransitioning”. it isn’t that. every single person faces dysphoria in a different way, and by framing someone’s medical decision for their own body as detransitioning even when they do not consider themselves to be-

Some trans men keep an ovary just in case they lose access to T. I asked "Why would you want to detransition if you lose access??" and they said "well, when you've been exposed to T, having female levels of E doesn't stop you from looking like a man" and I almost killed myself

@888XeR0 @MattyLGRW @Dexerto so bison can’t read signs that say designated picnic area! hope this helps ❤️

@MattyLGRW @Dexerto If you knew the whole story that bison was in a designated picnic area. So it is still nonsensical to me that it happened. I guess they don't try to keep animals out of the place where people are eating food. Which means don't ever eat there. LOL.

Yellowstone National Park staff have confirmed they won't kill the bison that attacked a 65-year-old man and flipped him into the air

@Shattubatu @A7754050296706 luckily for you, you aren’t a transman! so this conversation does not apply to you! why do you feel comfortable talking about something you’ve never nor ever will experience?

@A7754050296706 This is not true, and this kind of hyperbolic fear mongering is really not helpful. You get low energy, osteoporosis etc. it sucks, but I'd rather face that than have another day with T in my body.