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Queer theory, yet again, telling us what it’s really about, i.e. dismantling every boundary that protects kids from adult sexuality and sexual abuse.
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indeed, In fact
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You disgusting
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Get in your own changing rooms!
There is a huge amount of lip service paid to safeguarding*, and then we are presented with naked men flaunting their genitals and it's ok because they are 'women" - well stick that up your pipe!
*I say "lip service" because I have to go on safeguarding courts every three years, as does every official in out church, and at great expense. These courses are becoming more and more exacting with greater and greater warnings and advice etc. Andthen in the next breath it's "Oh you needn't worry about HER,; SHE'S a WOMAN, so that's alright" And this is even in the church!
I know women who have refused to continue as Brownie and Guide leaders, because they will not take the responsibility of protecting the girls, who are now in dormitories with "girls", and no-onewill listen to their fears and concerns.
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it is massively offensive to say people are born in the wrong bodies, compared to meaning men wanting to wear skirts and be acknowledged as women, compared to people with physical disabilities they would desperately beg to get rid of (not saying you’re saying that, but the general notion from others parroting this phrase “people are born in wrong bodies” is awful IMO)
Nobody is "born in the wrong body" - we might wish we had a different, or "better" body, but we have the one we have. If we are lucky, we can love it, but if we can't love it, we should at least respect it and care for it as best we can - it has to last us a lifetime.
I know when I was younger I was the plain child in a very beautiful family (still am!) - even my paternal grandmother used to say "I don't know what happened with you - the rest of us are good-looking". At the time, I would have given ANYTHING to have had my sisters' looks and wonderful figures, instead of being an "
weird freak" who could body double for Olive Oyl!
However I learned to accept what I was and make the best of who I was, and now I wouldn't change anything. It made me the person I am, and got me the lovely husband and children I have.
When I was younger I would have definitely been tempted by, perhaps even drawn into, this cult. It would have been too late for me by the time I learned that there was nothing wrong with me the way I was.
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