Gender Discussion #22

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Would you actually care even if you did get misgendered? I wouldn’t. I once had a takeaway delivered and had short hair at the time and didn’t bother putting the hall light on to answer the door. The guy handed it over and said ‘there you go, mate’ and I laughed, at which point he realised I wasn’t a man and went ‘oh er, sorry love’. I shut the door and went about my evening, rather than having an existentialist crisis about what gender norms I was presenting to the physical world 😑 Of course, I now realise I should have called the takeaway and asked them to educate their staff to do better and reported them all to Stonewall.
Nope, if someone misgendered me I'd be pretty amused and would suggest they booked an appointment at Specsavers...

I never use terms like "mate" or "love" for strangers so the chances of me misgendering someone to their face is pretty small.
 
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Nope, if someone misgendered me I'd be pretty amused and would suggest they booked an appointment at Specsavers...

I never use terms like "mate" or "love" for strangers so the chances of me misgendering someone to their face is pretty small.
I probably should have added that I’m up North as a disclaimer where those terms are pretty common. I know a lot of people don’t like being called love but it’s par for the course where I am. Men who are of the same age tend to call each other mate or something like that, but love is used for more or less everyone, male or female, although there’s a hierarchy and you should never call one of your elders ‘love’. I’d be more offended to be called ‘love’ by a teenager than to be misgendered 😆
 
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I was misgendered regularly when I had very short hair. Guess what? The world didn’t end; my identity didn’t collapse like a deck of cards; I wasn’t erased from the surface of the earth.
 
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Would you actually care even if you did get misgendered? I wouldn’t. I once had a takeaway delivered and had short hair at the time and didn’t bother putting the hall light on to answer the door. The guy handed it over and said ‘there you go, mate’ and I laughed, at which point he realised I wasn’t a man and went ‘oh er, sorry love’. I shut the door and went about my evening, rather than having an existentialist crisis about what gender norms I was presenting to the physical world 😑 Of course, I now realise I should have called the takeaway and asked them to educate their staff to do better and reported them all to Stonewall.
That is literal violence 😂😂😂
 
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Its impossible to be misgendered if one doesn't believe in that nonsense. I've been mis-prefixed if that counts, how dare they assume my marital status.
 
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They can't turn off the quote tweets though 🤣 I take it the responses are overwhelmingly negative (I don't have Twitter so I can't see the QRTs)?
 
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They can't turn off the quote tweets though 🤣 I take it the responses are overwhelmingly negative (I don't have Twitter so I can't see the QRTs)?
I liked the response; "It takes a lot of balls to be an inspirational woman these days"
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This should be a parody but I think it's real.
Lol the first video I ever saw of this person was this one:





Annnd if it's a parody it's really funny. If not then 😬 😬 😬 😬 😬

Edit: Nah this has to be a troll, come onnnn. Us ladies just breaking down crying at random times through-out the day, tehe just girl things. #girlpower indeed. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

 
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Lol the first video I ever saw of this person was this one:





Annnd if it's a parody it's really funny. If not then 😬 😬 😬 😬 😬

Edit: Nah this has to be a troll, come onnnn. Us ladies just breaking down crying at random times through-out the day, tehe just girl things. #girlpower indeed. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

that last one is an outright mockery.
 
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The pronoun nonsense is that adults have accomodated it, schools accept it, people in authority teach it, it has infiltrated society so the young people and the next generation think it's normal and unquestionable to use pronouns.
 
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They can't turn off the quote tweets though 🤣 I take it the responses are overwhelmingly negative (I don't have Twitter so I can't see the QRTs)?
would not be surprised if the majority of candidates stated as woman in the Scottish greens are men in the next few years

I only quickly read the article this morning but it seems a well written and referenced article

 
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The pronoun nonsense is that adults have accomodated it, schools accept it, people in authority teach it, it has infiltrated society so the young people and the next generation think it's normal and unquestionable to use pronouns.
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