Being a woman Day 369

Delusional TikTok personality Dylan Mulvany has been chronicling his “journey into womanhood” for over a year. Yesterday he dropped a bomb when he started his video with “Being a woman day 369: got raped in a parking lot.” On Instagram he posted pictures from inside the emergency room of a doctor doing a pelvic exam. The cringeworthy transcript reads like a made for TV Hallmark original, and is presented in its entirety below

Being a woman day 369: got raped in a parking lot. I have to admit I wasn’t ready for this day to come, but I knew deep down that one day it would. While I was walking to my car this morning, I was jumped by two big strong men. The anti-racist in me prevents me from saying what color they were, and it doesn’t matter anyway. What matters is, they not only raped me, they gang banged me.

When they approached, I was so afraid, because, like, you know what’s coming. But honestly, like, it turned out to be one of the most empowering and uplifting experiences I could have. I realized that, being raped, I can’t get more woman than that. It was violent and horrible what they did to me, and then they just left me there in the parking lot to die or something. But I called 911 and they took me to the hospital.

I was so proud of myself in the ER when the doctor showed up with an actual rape kit. I tested positive for rape and they asked if I could possibly be pregnant. Well, it was too early for an EPT, but a woman has intuition, and I knew for certain that I had been impregnated by my rapists. I cried when I told them yes, and I admitted there was no way I could keep the baby. My god! Imagine him or her growing up knowing they were the product of pure evil. So I took a morning after pill and literally had my first abortion. I didn’t want to take any chances, so I followed up with a visit to a nearby Planned Parenthood. My soul felt cleansed after they performed a quick DNC.

Later, I visited my therapist. I knew this was something I would have to work through, and it wasn’t going to be easy. We talked about why these men would do something like this. They clearly have latent homosexual tendencies and were probably not loved by their mothers. If I could, I would hug them so tightly that they know that they are worthy of self love. My therapist was like, so understanding. He was so proud of how much progress I had made. Next week he wants to re-enact the moment with me so I can finally release any leftover anxiety I have.

This has been an awakening for me. I feel so uplifted from this opportunity to prove myself as a delicate and brave woman. Anyone who didn’t think I was a real woman can’t even say that anymore. I’m no longer a trans woman, I’m an empowered woman.

Dylan Mulvaney: TikTok personality, Trans activist, Groomer