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For the first time in my life I've used LOL.
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Come on....even the most achingly right-on amongst us on AB, and there's loads, must find this LOL. I more than LOL'd, I bloody roared with laughter. He was wearing an Ann Summers Mrs Clause outfit fer christ's sake.
What the hell is somebody who is clearly a bloke doing pouting like that?
Am I wrong to find this hilarious?
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Come on....even the most achingly right-on amongst us on AB, and there's loads, must find this LOL. I more than LOL'd, I bloody roared with laughter. He was wearing an Ann Summers Mrs Clause outfit fer christ's sake.
What the hell is somebody who is clearly a bloke doing pouting like that?
Am I wrong to find this hilarious?
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I'm very used to shared changing rooms and shared facilities and tbh unless you view every man as a potential rapist there should be no problem with that imho, and every man is not a potential rapist. I couldn't care less or experience fear if I see a man or a trans woman in a public restroom and the more prevalent this becomes the less 'fear inducing' it will be tbh.
The argument about men infiltrating women's refuges has nothing whatsoever to do with the subject of trans women. I find the more refusal to acknowledge pronouns tries to be justified the more outlandish the fears and claims become. It's just calling someone who identifies as a woman 'she'.
The argument about men infiltrating women's refuges has nothing whatsoever to do with the subject of trans women. I find the more refusal to acknowledge pronouns tries to be justified the more outlandish the fears and claims become. It's just calling someone who identifies as a woman 'she'.
//...if the person previously known as Eric suddenly wants to become Erica and use she, so why does it upset you so much?//
Doesn't upset me at all. Provided that Erica with a penis doesn't demand that I call him a woman.
People who thought that they were Napoleon used to be locked up. Not a policy I agreed with (unless, of course, they're marching into Russia with half a million soldiers).
Depending on context, and as a matter of civility or kindness, I'd readily address Erica with his penis as a she, or the "Napoleon" as empereur. But I'd prefer that to be a matter of my discretion rather than a legal dictat.
Doesn't upset me at all. Provided that Erica with a penis doesn't demand that I call him a woman.
People who thought that they were Napoleon used to be locked up. Not a policy I agreed with (unless, of course, they're marching into Russia with half a million soldiers).
Depending on context, and as a matter of civility or kindness, I'd readily address Erica with his penis as a she, or the "Napoleon" as empereur. But I'd prefer that to be a matter of my discretion rather than a legal dictat.
