Why is Aphex Twin's music so popular among trannies and nonbinary people? Whenever I ask any of them about their favorite albums, they always mention Aphex Twin and other IDM stuff.
Why is Aphex Twin's music so popular among trannies and nonbinary people...
Charles Fisher
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Alexander Wood
this person's art style is so fugly, i'm sure its intentional but god damn
Jordan Perez
Something about the asian wife tells me this is intentional
Christian Gomez
why do you care
Benjamin Hill
because it wasn't enough for bullies to shit on my musical taste in high school I guess
Josiah Baker
Nonbinary folk want music that feels as hard to define and label as possible because it reinforces their worldview that their own gender is impossible to categorize. To normies, Aphex Twin and other IDM stuff comes closest to that.
Ayden Young
fuck i hate Aphex Twin
Cameron Harris
idk i am not binary and i like it cuz it's good as fuck, same reason as anyone else who likes aphex twin. why are you asking a site full of people who aren't trans/have contempt for trans people for the answer to this question?
Mason Morales
(S)he cute
Xavier Walker
Soulless music for soulless people.
Tyler Roberts
Wait, is the person who made this comic implying that this is a good thing?
Ayden Phillips
No idea, they can keep him though
Bentley Reed
It resembles videogame musich which trannies adore
It is implying that he became a freak and an abnormal person
Juan Campbell
But I found the twitter of the person who made this, he/she seems to be glorifying this lifestyle.
Logan Hill
Asuka is so hot. I want Asuka to spit in my mouth
Justin Martinez
Luke Turner
why is it pronounced "ask-ka"? where's the damn 'u'!
Jordan Moore
explain? the mom look nice to me
Hudson Hall
thats the cartoon aesthetic now, be as gross and cringey as possible
Kevin Turner
>HAPA
Never had a chance. Whites should only mix with our Black brothers.
Kayden Thompson
'Tis Autism, m'lady:
>People who do not identify with the sex they were assigned at birth are three to six times as likely to be autistic as cisgender people are, according to the largest study yet to examine the connection.
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