You suggested a new thread, presumably because you thought that one was going too far off topic. It seems reasonable to assume (correct me if I'm wrong) that was to do with all the posts concerning Monkers. I decided to start a more general thread rather than call this one 'Does anybody here take Monkers seriously?' (Using a dead relative's account? Seriously? Not to mention really nasty sh
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like this getting handwaved away.) It would be nice to always play the ball not the man, but I don't see anybody sticking to that. It's human nature to judge the person as well as the post.
We had a few words about that language on those occasions as it happened - but then I read some of the nasty stuff being said to her.
As monkers was becoming more ill, I was providing updates to her health. Occasionally people were asking questions and sending pms which I was replying to. There was a kind of organic transition rather than a switch. I did look to change the avatar name but I couldn't see a way of doing that. I also looked to delete the account, but I couldn't see a way to do that either. By this point, people became aware of me here as N. I do understand that may have caused a bit of confusion to people who are new here, but the posting history will show that there was no deception. As Rusty Nails easily demonstrated, I was not discovered, not ''outed'' as suggested, not ''outed'' by my own posting, not ''outed'' as not being the niece of monkers, and not ''outed'' as a trans woman. What you have witnessed is part of a long-running campaign to discredit first monkers, and then me presumably due to their objection to trans women in society who they feel should be excluded from every activity, including posting here.
I don't have a history of using social media, I don't have other accounts elsewhere. Whether you take the content of my posts seriously or not is a matter only for you, and I don't feel I need to have any interest in that.