Sign of The End Times Number 1,982: A
crocheting and lifestyle website is now selling
crocheted prosthetic penises for female children whose parents believe
they are male. (Translation: wish they were male.)
According to Stitchbug Studio, the “Bitty Bug Soft Packer,” which
sells the pattern for the "soft packer,” is "for use by trans and
nonbinary folks, or as an anatomical model." (Ya’ packin’ somethin’ soft
there, sport?”)
The woman who designed the viral pattern said that she came
across the idea for the Bitty Bug — which is especially designed for younger
children — when she was looking for a pattern to make a soft packer for
herself. Well, what female of any age isn’t desirous of a soft, crocheted penis
they could put in their pants?
Bethany Amborn, the soft
penis progenitor, said that she created the soft packer based on a free pattern
she discovered on the internet and subsequently shared the final product to a
LGBTQ+ crocheting group. She noted, "Immediately I had 2 parents ask me
please, could you make one for my little son? After hearing from a mother who
was just crying with her son, unsure what to do to ease his pain of dysphoria
and there being no options available for children, the very first packers I
made were for 10 and 6-year-old little boys." Hmm.
One Twitter user shared a screenshot of the project and captioned it,
"A knitted penis for extremely small girls to wear in their pants if their
parents believe them to be transgender." (Sounds about right. Nothing
creepy or disturbing here.) The tweeter added, "It is intended for girls
so young, they
demonstrate the product in a diaper." (I don’t know about you, but I
just threw up a little in my mouth.)
The Tweeter also
noted that "The entire purpose” of a prosthetic penis is “if
a trans identified female has some sort of genital anxiety, they can wear it to
alleviate that dysphoria,” adding, “WHY would a very small, diaper wearing
child have any concerns, anxieties, or even *awareness* of their
genitals?????" Good point. Obviously, it’s the parents who bizarrely wish
their infant or toddler daughter sported a penis.
Does making soft, crocheted penises for very
young girls make sense to you…? Can this in any way be considered a sign of a healthy
society?
Or is it simply a sign that some parents--
whether male, female or non-binary—are dicks, and that society is getting ever
more cocked up?
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