Why I really don't like transgenders

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@RemyBrown

Trans people have wishes, like everyone else. Even tho their wishes dont affect others, other people bully them for their wishes.


I dont see why "I leave you alone and you leave me alone" is something people refuse to do when it comes to trans people.


If you cant support them, at least leave them alone. They have enough issues with 70% of people mocking them. Why do you have to be one of 70%?


Do you care about how I dress or how I call myself? Will the quality of your life be affected by clothes I wear? Now, why would you care what trans person wears?

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@SatanLucy
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@RemyBrown
If they want to force person A to call them a woman solely based on how they identify, then they aren't leaving others alone


Thats the issue. Calling them different gender counts as bullying. No one is forcing you, but they dont misgender you so why misgender them?


Because their personalities suck. They are so petty that they will block you if you play a Metallica song.


Have you considered the possibility that 70% of people bullying them forces them to block people online in order to create safe space for themselves? While other people find safe spaces easily, trans people dont.

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@RemyBrown

Jesus fuck Remy save us all some time and just make a list of people you do like

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@SatanLucy
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@RemyBrown

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When someone tries to talk about their sexuality with me I just say I have to take a shit and leave.

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@sadolite

Is that an average guy response?

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@Debby

If not it, should be. Anyway, I have to take a shit.

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@Debby
Is that an average guy response?


Sunshine is not an average guy.

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@sadolite

Is that how an average guy responds?

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They dont know who they are. They allow feelings, body parts and people tell them who and what they are. They are confused and often cause more discord and disfunction for society, when compared to males and females who remain as they are born.

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Yes, transgender people know who they are

, as their gender identity is an internal sense of self, even though it may differ from the sex assigned at birth. This awareness can develop at any age, from early childhood to adulthood, and the process of realizing and accepting one's identity can vary for each individual. Many transgender people have felt their gender identity their whole lives, while for others, it takes more time and reflection to understand and accept. 

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