Gender Discussion #44

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OMG the Dylan thread is peaking people I would never have thought would be saying anything even slightly Terfy on here. The ones that vocally stay away from this thread and the angry GC women. It’s happening, more and more people are waking up to it.
 
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Can’t expect more from CAFCASS when they advocate for scumbag DV perpetrators and abusers to be around children. I’d absolutely love to see it implode
 
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OMG the Dylan thread is peaking people I would never have thought would be saying anything even slightly Terfy on here. The ones that vocally stay away from this thread and the angry GC women. It’s happening, more and more people are waking up to it.
This is Bud Light on Twitter yesterday - I don't think their social media dept employ the smartest operators - the ratio is something else (but some v funny comments) and the hidden replies :eek:

 
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I feel like the same thing might be starting to happen on the Deni thread. Initially, people were turning themselves into knots trying to avoid ‘misgendering’ him but I feel like people are now starting to realise how predatory and creepy he is. When someone first posted about him on the Aussie Influencer thread and called him a guy, others jumped down the poster’s throat. It’s like people were allowed to discuss what bad fashion sense he had but UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES COULD WE CALL HIM A MAN. It’s so bizarre, his sh*tty personality is 100% tied to his NB status.

OMG the Dylan thread is peaking people I would never have thought would be saying anything even slightly Terfy on here. The ones that vocally stay away from this thread and the angry GC women. It’s happening, more and more people are waking up to it.
 
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I have a law degree and did a module on medical law. I always remember the tutor saying abortion is safer than going through pregnancy and childbirth.
While this may be true, I also think that pro-lifers need to be educated on the facts of abortions. Yes they are safer on the whole, but sometimes things occur unexpectedly that can endanger the woman’s life. Women aren’t having abortions because they don’t have plans that day, they are a necessity.

A lot of people who argue against abortions seem to be on extremes when it comes to what they think actually happens. The lesser extreme is those who think women simply take a pill and then carry on about their life and that’s it. Then of course there are the other ones who I’d rather not describe but we all know the sort with the placards and their extreme beliefs about what happens.

To see these laws in America creeping in and limiting abortions to less than 6 weeks is awful. I would strongly recommend any women who are sexually active to buy themselves some pregnancy tests online and get into the habit of doing one once a month especially if you don’t have regular periods or if you are on hormonal contraceptives that stop your periods. You don’t need to buy the overly priced digital big brand ones.

When I found out I was pregnant with my planned baby they dated the pregnancy by my lmp. Due to complications I had to have a scan which dated me at 2 weeks longer than I thought. If this had been an accidental pregnancy and I lived in one of those states I would have been too far gone for any options other than have a baby or adoption. It’s a chilling thought as 6 weeks isn’t long at all.
 
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While this may be true, I also think that pro-lifers need to be educated on the facts of abortions. Yes they are safer on the whole, but sometimes things occur unexpectedly that can endanger the woman’s life. Women aren’t having abortions because they don’t have plans that day, they are a necessity.

A lot of people who argue against abortions seem to be on extremes when it comes to what they think actually happens. The lesser extreme is those who think women simply take a pill and then carry on about their life and that’s it. Then of course there are the other ones who I’d rather not describe but we all know the sort with the placards and their extreme beliefs about what happens.

To see these laws in America creeping in and limiting abortions to less than 6 weeks is awful. I would strongly recommend any women who are sexually active to buy themselves some pregnancy tests online and get into the habit of doing one once a month especially if you don’t have regular periods or if you are on hormonal contraceptives that stop your periods. You don’t need to buy the overly priced digital big brand ones.

When I found out I was pregnant with my planned baby they dated the pregnancy by my lmp. Due to complications I had to have a scan which dated me at 2 weeks longer than I thought. If this had been an accidental pregnancy and I lived in one of those states I would have been too far gone for any options other than have a baby or adoption. It’s a chilling thought as 6 weeks isn’t long at all.
6 weeks is nothing. Very few women will have time to find out that they're pregnant, absorb that information, make a decision and organise an appointment.
I'm pro choice but I do worry that the debate around abortion rights in America will split the gender critical side. I just really want everyone to work together to wake up to this bs and do something about it.
 
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I've been pregnant 3 times. Only one of them I knew before six weeks. Six weeks is nothing.
 
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Kirsty Allsop commenting on this thread 🤦🏻‍♀️ What a massive twit she is. What he is saying is what we have all been saying. No it doesn’t mean we think all trans people are predators. It’s specifically about the disturbing actions of DM and how it chips away at the safeguarding of children. It’s very obvious but not so to Ms Allsop it would seem 🙄
 
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I just saw Kirstie A had replied after someone tagged her… surely she has read enough about it all to think, ‘Mm, maybe people are onto something here?!’ How can you go through life with figurative ear muffs on like this?
 
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Re: the blood donation form. Unless they’re asking everyone every question, including asking women questions about anal sex with men who have anal sex with other men, then it’s just ridiculous. I imagine it’s very affirming for a TIF to be asked!
 
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Re: the blood donation form. Unless they’re asking everyone every question, including asking women questions about anal sex with men who have anal sex with other men, then it’s just ridiculous. I imagine it’s very affirming for a TIF to be asked!
They do ask everyone the same questions, they aren’t about men or women, they are about activities. I just ticked no to the ones that didn’t apply.
 
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They do ask everyone the same questions, they aren’t about men or women, they are about activities. I just ticked no to the ones that didn’t apply.
My husband has never been asked if he could be pregnant. It’s been a while since I donated (pregnancy stopped that!) but has the form changed? I feel like they used to categorise certain questions?
 
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This is what they’re working towards though isn’t it. I genuinely think the vast majority if not all TRA’s are p*dophiles and not one blue haired, pronoun insistent, screeching head can change my mind
 
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