Dylan Mulvaney Doesn’t Need Corporate Partnerships, He Needs To Hear The Truth

In recent times, Dylan Mulvaney, a transgender-identifying TikTok user, has gained both admiration and rebuke. Mulvaney, who identified as a woman about a year ago, now showcases his journey into womanhood via social media, including TikTok videos featuring his assumed feminine behavior such as playing with Barbie dolls, boasting of receiving free tampons from Tampax, and prancing around in high-heeled shoes.

The woke institutions have given Mulvaney publicity to boost his popularity. He was given a red-carpet experience at the Grammys, appeared on Drew Barrymore’s talk show where she praised him, and got a sit-down interview with President Biden. Even Anheuser-Busch enticed Mulvaney with Bud Light cans donning his face to honor his one year anniversary as a woman.

Following social media criticism, Anheuser-Busch clarified that the commemorative cans were only given to Mulvaney as a gift to celebrate his milestone but also reiterated its support of him. However, the truth is that Mulvaney is not a woman, and his actions are not beautiful but repulsive. His behavior defies God’s natural order, and demanding that people consider it “bravery” is grotesque. Mulvaney should instead be told the truth.

The concept of love is often used to justify Mulvaney’s behavior with claims that society should support vulnerable individuals like him. However, this is untrue. Just as it is false to assert that Mulvaney is a beautiful woman, it is also false to claim that society must affirm Mulvaney’s behavior to love him.

The truth is that to love and support individuals like Mulvaney, we must follow the example of God’s love shown through Jesus Christ, which involves speaking the truth, calling for repentance, and preaching forgiveness to those who repent. When the Pharisees perverted God’s laws and imposed their rules on people, Jesus spoke the truth by calling them out and pointing them towards repentance. Even with his

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