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Sorry, Dylan, You’re Still a Dude, Darling—And No Amount of Lipstick Changes the Script

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Picture this: a young me, the lone wolf of the sibling pack, growing up with no one but my trusty imagination to keep me company. Oh, the adventures we had! One minute, I’d be Professor Just Mindy, delivering rousing lectures on the finer points of “A-B-C” to a classroom of wide-eyed teddy bears and threadbare bunnies. The next, I’d transform into Princess Fantasia, reigning supreme over a technicolor kingdom of purple skies and pink castles, where the royal decree was glitter for all and nap time was optional. I’d prance around, crown askew, scepter in hand (read: a stick I found in the yard), absolutely convinced I was the real deal. Hours of entertainment? You bet. Actual credentials as a pint-sized educator or monarch? Not a chance, no matter how loudly I insisted to my stuffed subjects.

And so, in a grand twist of parallel logic, we arrive at Dylan Mulvaney. He can twirl in dresses, bat his lashes, and declare “I’m a woman!” to the heavens all he likes—much like I shouted “Bow to your queen!” to a crowd of plush peasants. But just as my royal reign was a fabulous figment of my five-year-old brain, Dylan’s womanhood remains a proclamation without a crown. Imagination’s a hoot, isn’t it? Keeps us entertained, but it doesn’t rewrite reality’s guest list.

Oh, bless my boring, normie heart—I’m not one of those gleeful ghouls who gets a kick out of poking fun at someone who’s obviously a few marbles short of a bag. Honestly, I feel a twinge of pity for Dylan Mulvaney and the poor souls who care about him, stuck watching his unhinged one-man show. But don’t get it twisted—my sympathy doesn’t come with a ticket to his grown-up game of make-believe. I’m not here to clap for the emperor’s new skirt and call it couture. Pass.

Oh, the American people? They’re fed up to their eyeballs with the circus-level shenanigans—like, “Can we get a refund on this clown show?” tired. Woke nonsense has them yawning harder than a sloth on a sedative, and that’s why they handed Donald Trump a victory so big it could’ve been seen from space in the last election. Meanwhile, the Left is stomping around, red-faced and fuming, like toddlers who just lost their favorite toy in a sandbox brawl. They know their grip’s slipping—normal folks are practically on their knees, pleading, “Please, for the love of all that’s holy, can we just have sanity back? We’ll trade you two Karens and a hashtag for it!”

 

 

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