Alyssa Nguyen

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Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· 25d

That is decidedly untrue. At the 70th session of the Commission on the Status of Women, the United States was the lone vote in favor of adopting "gender critical" ideology. www.hks.harvard.edu/centers/carr...

Display of voting results on 'Oral amendments submitted by the United States to the draft Agreed Conclusions,' showing the U.S. as the one vote in favor, 26 against, and 14 abstentions.

The amendment proposed a strict UN-wide definition of gender as referring ‘only to men and women on the basis of biological sex’.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· 25d

m-w.com/dictionary/f... Merriam-Webster defines "feminism" as the "belief in and advocacy of the political, economic, and social equality of the sexes expressed especially through organized activity on behalf of women's rights and interests." "GC" ideology, w/ "sex-based rights", is not feminism.

A screenshot of text that has been edited with red strikethroughs and blue letter insertions to change its meaning.

The original unedited text reads:
"Gender critical feminism is critical of gender itself, the stereotypes and roles imposed because of sex. Sex is real, binary, and immutable. Gender identity can't override it. Gender is what oppresses women. The goal isn't to affirm gender identity, it's to abolish gender as a hierarchy."

The edits cross out "Gender critical", change the lowercase "f" in feminism to a blue capital "F", cross out "gender itself,", cross out the entire second and third sentences, cross out "n't to affirm gender identity, it's", and insert a blue "sex/" before the final word "gender".

The final edited text reads:
"Feminism is critical of the stereotypes and roles imposed because of sex. The goal is to abolish sex/gender as a hierarchy."

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· 25d

"Gender Critical" ideology is inherently contradictory, and those who follow it are too steeped in that ideology to recognize the contradictions.

Screenshot of a Bluesky post displaying an “Intolerance” content label above the author information. The post is written by user @brap.bsky.social and contains a statement describing the author’s view of “gender critical feminism,” asserting that sex is real, binary, and immutable; that gender identity cannot override sex; and that gender functions as a hierarchy that oppresses women. The Bluesky interface shows the familiar layout with the user’s display name, handle, timestamp, and engagement icons. The post is dated July 3, 2026 at 1:30 PM and shows 34 likes, 6 reposts, 2 quotes, and 1 save. The screenshot captures the full text of the post, the content warning label, and the standard interaction bar beneath it.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· 29d

Instantly going on the defensive and worrying about insults certainly says something.

A screenshot of a Bluesky conversation between three users discussing charities and services for vulnerable groups. The first post, by Mitildide (display name “wife era”), describes a French charity that serves hot meals to homeless people but only pork meals, excluding Muslims and Jewish people, and notes the charity’s ties to White identitarians. Mitildide references an earlier post by Kim Willsher about Beira’s Place, a service for traumatised women and girls, and questions why it was criticized.

Kim Willsher replies in two posts. She explains that Beira’s Place was created to provide same‑sex services for women who need them, including for religious reasons such as Muslims and Orthodox Jews, and states it is not connected to White identitarians. She adds that both trans people and traumatised women need services, and that care and respect for all are important.

Alyssa Nguyen responds critically to Willsher, accusing her of performative concern and concern trolling.

The screenshot shows timestamps of 8:03 AM on July 15, 2026, with typical Bluesky interface elements such as user avatars, handles, reply indicators, and post borders.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jul 8

Apparently in a position of power, at that.

Screenshot of a Reddit post by user Aenaen, posted 1d ago (edited 1d ago), with 3 upvotes.

The post text reads: «Just so everyone knows, this total fucking loser is a staff member and an important one at that (lead technologist at the Liggins institute). Love how he's a british man telling heaps of women here that actually he knows what's best for us and we should shut up and let him run things and that a word terfs used to proudly label themselves as before it become toxic because of their neverending hatred is somehow a "slur"»

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jul 7

You never answered when I asked what you found confusing about this: www.ohchr.org/en/instrumen...

Screenshot of the United Nations Human Rights website displaying the document titled "Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women".
A specific paragraph is highlighted in purple, reading: "Noting that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights affirms the principle of the inadmissibility of discrimination and proclaims that all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights and that everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth therein, without distinction of any kind, including distinction based on sex".

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jul 6

"I was hoping to agree that we're both right (there are only two sexes and not every single individual can easily be classed as one or the other)" there are only two sexes - ✔️ not every single individual can be easily classed as one or the other - ❌ bsky.app/profile/gail...

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> Screenshot of a Bluesky thread by user Marigold (@gaillardiafever.bsky.social) discussing a past online disagreement regarding the classification of sexes.
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A screenshot of a mobile user interface displaying a thread of three posts on the social media platform Bluesky. All posts are by the user **Marigold** (@gaillardiafever.bsky.social).
* **First Post (Main Post):** Sent at 7:41 AM on Jul 5, 2026. The text reads: *"I was about to fall asleep. Not the best time to post. The rest of that recounting was that I was hoping to agree that we're both right (there are only two sexes and not every single individual can easily be classed as one or the other) and then move on to what we think the ramifications are. 1/"*
* **Visual Highlight:** A specific portion of the text is highlighted in a translucent pink box, covering the phrase: *"I was hoping to agree that we're both right (there are only two sexes and not every single individual can easily be classed as one or the other)"*.
* **Second Post (Reply):** Sent 16 hours prior. The text reads: *"As I recall that was interpreted as somehow dodging the question and I wasn't worth talking to since I wouldn't admit that I was "wrong" Pretty sure that's why I muted. 2/2"*
* **Third Post (Reply):** Sent 16 hours prior. The text reads: *"And it's a perfect example of an approach a woman is very unlikely to take."*
The background of the application is a dark blue-gray theme, with standard post interaction icons (comment, repost, like, bookmark, and share) visible beneath each post.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jul 5

Not exactly the most reputable of sources…

Google search results page for “www.uoaseen.nz,” showing multiple links to the UoA SEEN website and related content. The top result describes UoA SEEN as a New Zealand academic network of biologists; other results include an AI Overview summarizing their focus on biological sex, equality, and open letters, plus links to articles, Reddit, X, and Instagram.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jul 4

Unless the topic is a specific individual or specific to an individual, claims about that individual, likely or otherwise, are entirely irrelevant. There is no reason to insist on talking about a person or an individual person's traits. bsky.app/profile/drch...

Screenshot of a Bluesky post by @drchrispook.bsky.social quoting @alyssa3467.bsky.social.
Top post (Chris Pook): “Skepticism in response to unlikely claims is perfectly reasonable. There has been an epidemic of people claiming to have medical conditions in the last 10 years who, in fact, do not.”
Quoted post (Alyssa Nguyen): “Interesting how gender ideologues have to frequently ask irrelevant and often invasive questions of individuals, as if they believe doing so strengthens their position. Or they want to know if someone would personally benefit from a position, as if that affects the surrounding facts.”
Below, a reply from Chris Pook: “Having a medical condition is nothing to be ashamed of. If you do & I ask if you do it isn't reasonable to refuse to answer.”

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jul 2

The cynical side of me must ask "Are they *trying* to trigger veterans who have anxiety or obsessive disorders?" 😂

A close-up photograph of a poorly formatted letter from the Department of Veterans Affairs, resting on top of a yellow document. The official circular VA seal on the left side is truncated by the edge of the paper. To the right of the seal, the text "EVIDENCE INTAKE CENTER" lacks vertical spacing, causing it to touch the text "Department of Veterans Affairs" directly above it. The mailing address below reads "PO BOX 4444, JANESVILLE WI 53547-4444," creating a repetitive sequence of the number four.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 21

A female who had reached adulthood and her four offspring. A woman with her children? Or another case of a gender ideologue defining "woman" in a way that's inconsistent with mainstream 21st century Earth English?

A white cat nursing four kittens in a cardboard box.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 19

youtube.com/post/Ugkx-hy...

A variation of the two-panel "Kombucha Girl" meme format.

The top, "disgusted", image features the text "Weird AI Music" (using a capital letter 'I' for Artificial Intelligence).

The bottom, "pleasantly surprised/reconsidering", image is edited to resemble "Weird Al" Yankovic as he appeared in the 1980s, with the addition of long curly hair, wire-rimmed glasses, a moustache, and an accordion. The text reads "Weird Al Music", using a lowercase letter 'l' for Alfred.

The two lines of text are in a sans-serif font, making the visual difference nearly imperceptible.

The humor relies on the visual indistinguishability of the text contrasting with the sharply different reactions to artificial intelligence music versus the music of "Weird Al" Yankovic.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 19

bsky.app/profile/stop... Four year olds don't understand the difference between a boy and a girl? I thought sex and gender were so simple that even toddlers could readily identify men and women, boys and girls? Quote posts disabled? What are you afraid of? 😂🤣😂

A screenshot from a mobile device displaying a post on the Bluesky platform. The main post is by user stopliesstartfacts.bsky.social (@stopliesstartfacts.bsky.social), posted at 6:16 AM on Jun 18, 2026.
The text of the post reads:
"The Guardian is biased
FOUR YEARS OLDS DON'T KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A BOY AND GIRL.
THEY CAN'T TRANSITION INTO SOMETHING THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND.
THEY'RE INNOCENT NAIVE KIDDIES.
Y'ALL WHITE PPL NEED TO GET BETTER
AND STOP MANIPULATING KIDS"
The post shows 2 likes. Directly below it, a threaded reply from the same user begins with the text, "Puberty is a child's right".
An interactive menu panel is overlaid on the bottom third of the screen. It features a blue "Repost" button with a repeating arrow icon, followed by a disabled, grayed-out option with a quotation mark icon that reads "Quote posts disabled". At the bottom of the panel is a "Cancel" button. A large, hand-drawn red arrow points from the middle of the screen directly down to the "Quote posts disabled" text.
The top status bar shows the time 20:28, various notification icons, network signal strength, and a green battery life indicator at 80%.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 19

What do you think?

A screenshot from a mobile device displaying a thread on the Bluesky platform. The top post is by user rabbit2025.bsky.social (@rabbit2025.bsky.social), posted at 7:52 AM on Jun 18, 2026. The text reads: "At the birth if there is anything confusion medical professions make decision about the child sex & the name & sex of the child should produced within 40 days, mostly without parental consent medical professions decide the sex of the child through surgical intervention." The phrase "mostly without parental consent" is highlighted in yellow.
The second post is a reply by the same user, rabbit2025.bsky.social, posted 12 hours prior to the screenshot. The text reads: "Intersex individuals are trying to get rights to make their decision about their sex. The rule of 40 days is in the way & no way their sex is registered intersex. They call this genital mutilation without their consent their sex is determined by medical professions."
The third post is a reply to the second post by user Bloomineck (@bloomineck.bsky.social), posted 2 hours prior to the screenshot. The text reads: "Does that need the parents' permission?"

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 18

Heh

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 18

And are you trying to hide something by deleting your posts?

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 18

Your ideology made you see what you wanted, not what was there. You are so desperate to play victim that you hallucinated "a man" instead of "a chromosome test".

A split screenshot showing two posts from a social media platform. The top post by Kissing Coeur contains a text statement about being alone. The bottom post by Marigold replies to it, highlighting different ways to parse a specific phrase using overlapping blue and red digital highlighter markings across both posts.
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A mobile user interface displaying two separate posts on a social media platform. The image is split horizontally by a black divider bar, with digital highlighter marks (light blue and pink/red) used to track how text in the first post correlates to the interpretation discussed in the second post.

Top Post
User Information:
Display Name: Kissing Coeur
Handle: @coeurlskiss.bsky.social
Text: "Funny, I can tell you’re all alone in the world without one."
Text: "Because if anyone actually loved you and didn’t just mouth the words, you’d not be this obsessed with other peoples genitals and willing to hurt women the way you do."
Highlighter Markings:
The words "I can tell" are highlighted in light red/pink.
The words "you’re" and "alone" are highlighted in light blue.
The word "without" features overlapping highlights, covered by both the light red/pink and light blue markers simultaneously.
Footer: Timestamp "3:31 PM • Jun 14, 2026"

Bottom Post
User Information:
Display Name: Marigold
Handle: @gaillardiafever.bsky.social
Post Content:
Text: "Add to that that I read it as "you are alone without....." rather than "I can tell without...." can't tell you why, except that without did follow 'alone' immediately and perhaps that while a chromosome test is in many cases precisely for telling if someone is a man and is never for telling if 3/"
Highlighter Markings:
The phrase "you are alone without..." is highlighted in light blue.
The phrase "I can tell without...." is highlighted in light red/pink.
Footer: Timestamp "5:17 AM • Jun 16, 2026"

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 16

bsky.app/profile/gail...

A screenshot of a Bluesky post thread. The main post by user Marigold discusses gender identity in relation to birth sex. Below this, user Alyssa Nguyen has replied with a screen recording of a website regarding definitions of gender-related terms, followed by subsequent replies from the same user discussing the concept of gender identity and body autonomy.

At the very bottom of the thread, the final post from Alyssa Nguyen contains only text consisting of three cricket emojis.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 16

Apparently revisiting posts where contradictions were called out and/or questioned is too much to ask, and Occam's razor can't possibly explain why people who acknowledge anthropogenic climate change are more likely to support trans rights than "gender critical" ideology. bsky.app/profile/alys...

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 15

"Funny, I can tell you’re all alone in the world without one." → "Funny, I can tell you're all alone in the world without a chromosome test." → "Without a chromosome test, I can tell you're all alone in the world." The man 100% came from you. You really should own up to your assumptions and biases.

A split-screen view of two social media posts. The top half shows a post by "Cyndicate" asking, "When was the last time you did a chromosome test? Weird, because I can tell you're a man without seeing you." The text "a chromosome test" is highlighted with a red marker. A red arrow extends from a red circle around the word "one" in the bottom post, pointing upward to the highlighted text in the top post. The bottom half shows a reply by "Kissing Coeurl," stating, "Funny, I can tell you're all alone in the world without one. Because if anyone actually loved you and didn't just mouth the words, you'd not be this obsessed with other peoples genitals and willing to hurt women the way you do." The word "one" is circled in red.

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Pray, cast your ocular orbs upon the digital tapestry, a visual chronicle of a most vitriolic exchange occurring within the ephemeral ether of an internet forum. Behold, in the superior quadrant, a proclamation from an entity styled "Cyndicate," who, with characteristic pugnacity, interrogates an interlocutor regarding their biological constitution, specifically the recency of a chromosomal evaluation—a query underscored by a flourish of magenta pigment. Below this, as if responding in a grand, dialectical theater of discord, the participant known as "Kissing Coeurl" delivers a retort of devastating psychological acuity. This individual, with a flourish of crimson ink that encircles the lonely pronoun "one" and sends a scarlet trajectory soaring toward the aforementioned magenta emphasis, posits that the original interlocutor is surely bereft of any genuine human companionship, asserting that such obsessive fixations upon the intimate anatomy of others are but the wretched symptoms of a profound, unloved, and desolate existence.

(Generated by Google Gemini)

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 14

This quite literally says that. And one path leads to me saying that you personally were being inconsistent: bsky.app/profile/alys...

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 14

This sort of response seems typical for so-called "Gender Critical" ideologues.

Screenshot of a Bluesky social media post by user Marigold (@gaillardiafever.bsky.social) stating: "No. I think I'm going back to muting. We have very different understandings of what a useful conversation consists of and I don't think it can be resolved."
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Should one peer into the digital parchment preserved within the ledger which is this image, they would find themselves gazing upon a modern artifact of human friction, captured within a pristine, ivory-tinted frame of rounded proportions. It is a testament to the grand, sweeping theater of public discourse, compressed into the fleeting span of a solitary sixty seconds—denoted sharply by the briefest of inscriptions, a mere "1m" whispering from the upper eastern flank of the canvas.

There resides the author of this proclamation, a soul designated by the cheerful, botanical moniker of Marigold, though her words on this occasion carry none of the sun-drenched warmth of the garden. Her digital standard, a diminutive circular portrait, offers a glimpse into a verdant, mountainous valley—perhaps a longing nod to a tranquility far removed from the electronic square she inhabits under the complex legal styling of @gaillardiafever.bsky.social.

With a gravity that mimics the striking of a great cathedral clock, she delivers a sentence of excommunication upon her unnamed interlocutor. “No,” she begins, a monosyllabic guillotine dropping swiftly upon the neck of whatever debate had preceded it. “I think I'm going back to muting.” Here, she invokes the digital shroud, the great and silent heavy curtain of the modern age that blocks out the din of disagreeable tongues.

With the rhetorical flourishes of a barrister closing a hopeless case at the Old Bailey, she lays bare the irreconcilable chasm dividing two minds: “We have very different understandings of what a useful conversation consists of and I don't think it can be resolved.” It is a magnificent, sweeping finality!

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 6

bsky.app/profile/lega...

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 2

It's not "a rabbit hole" if you actually understand the concepts, but that requires knowing what "binary" actually is. Sex is not like quantum energy states, where there's an instantaneous jump. Saying "organized around" or "moving towards" is not objective or scientific. bsky.app/profile/tire...

A diagram of a sodium atom is laid out with the tidy earnestness of a clerk arranging his ledgers. At the left, an arrow points upward, announcing that energy rises as one ascends—much like a narrow staircase in a London lodging house. Along this ascent sit the orbital levels, each drawn as a horizontal line and labeled with its allotted quantum states. The humble 1s level, with its two small places, appears at the bottom like a quiet basement room. Above it, 2s and 2p form a busier neighborhood, the latter boasting six quantum states and looking rather like a crowded row of townhouses.

Higher still, the 3s level holds a single electron—an orange arrow—standing alone with the air of a young apprentice sent ahead of his companions. The 3p and 4s levels wait above, empty but properly labeled, as if prepared for future tenants who have not yet arrived. Each electron is shown as a paired or solitary arrow, their opposite spins giving them the appearance of characters politely nodding to one another as they take their seats.

To the right, the symbol Na identifies the atom, and beneath it the full electronic configuration is written with formal precision: 1s² 2s² 2p⁶ 3s¹. A small note explains that “QS” means quantum states, a clarification offered with the same courtesy as a footman announcing the rules of the household.

The whole scene conveys a sense of orderly occupation, each electron in its proper place, each level fulfilling its duty in the quiet, structured society of the atom.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 2

"make people believe that everyone should look a certain way" That's a consequence of the concept of "binary." No in-between, no overlap. "I believe in the material reality of bodies and the oppressiveness of gender norms." No, you don't. You're pathologizing bodies that don't fit the norms.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 2

By TERF "logic", I should be able to order a Carl's Jr. Famous Star here.

Interior of a Starbucks café showing illuminated menu boards above the main counter. The left boards display tea lattes and iced drinks, the center features two colorful promotional beverages including one labeled “golden pineapple flavors,” and the right boards list classic espresso drinks and fruit refreshers. Below the menus are coffee machines, stacked cups, packaged snacks, and a small case with breakfast sandwiches and pastries.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· Jun 1

"It can't even plot anyone on the spectrum." And that's where you get this nonsense. Nobody is saying there's a literal spectrum that people can be plotted on. All it means is that there is at least one category beyond "male" and "female." It doesn't mean the categories have no definitions either.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· May 31

No, 2 is entirely nonsensical. Showing 2 at all just shows you don't understand what "sex is not binary" means. A bimodal distribution tells you that your dataset has two different populations within it. In the overlap area, you don't know if the people being counted are male, female, or intersex.

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· May 30

"The Algorithm™" at work. 🤣 bsky.app/profile/kath... bsky.app/profile/theo...

Alyssa Nguyen@alyssa3467· May 28

It ends here, apparently. 😂