Gender Discussion #51

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If there’s one thing I hate it’s these claims of “feeling like a woman” as if we’re all exactly the same with the same likes, dislikes, interests and emotions. How the hell can any man claim to “feel like a woman”. I don’t know what it’s like to feel like a woman, I only know that I feel like me? I don’t know how other women feel. Every one of us is different and unique. I have zero desire to pander to outdated stereotypes. It’s so bloody regressive and yet gender ideology is almost of the mindset of that old nursery rhyme, “What are little boys/girls made of”. 🤬
 
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But yet we're the bad guys for not wanting people to unnecessarily go through stuff like this
 
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Whenever I see a list of illnesses appearing together in a young woman (it’s always women with fibro, POTS, chronic fatigue, EDS and more recently: long Covid) I know straight away that there’s more to it than meets the eye and there’s definitely mental illness involved.
Without a doubt. Add some blue hair and newly (self) diagnosed ADHD and you've ticked all the boxes.

A friend used to work in student support at a University and the levels of help she used to have to provide some of the students was unbelievable. The word 'mothering' doesn't come close. There was one girl with all the usual illnesses (listed in her social media bio like medals). She used to have to ring her to get her up, walk her to and from lectures on campus and almost act as a PA. She was paid to help these really needy ones so the Uni could still keep pocketing their fees and so they didn't get a drop out to affect their league table results.
 
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I think most people if questioned would say they believed men shouldn’t be in women’s spaces (physical or political) and you cannot change sex.

The thing that has made people so naive about it all is all the ‘well disguised’ trans males we have to point to. Oh, and Hayley Cropper 🤣 Famous celebrities and influencers can afford to have all the feminisation surgery they want. Then they have huge crowds to listen to the talk about ‘my true self’ etc. The public then have THAT as their point of reference.

The more cases like Isla Bryson become known, the wider the reference point becomes and people start to think, ‘Well, how is this man (IB) different to Blaire White in terms of saying he’s a woman?’ They both say they are but one has had boobs, lips, nose, forehead surgery and has lovely hair. The other has donned a blonde wig. Both still men and both still intact.

Is it literally JUST how ‘feminine’ someone is that stops people thinking they could still be a danger as ‘SURELY they wouldn’t go through all that surgery’ type thing?
 
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And doubtless the men are now wondering why there are no women for their precious sons to marry.
An American newspaper (I can't remember which one might have been Washington post?) did a big piece on 'missing women' in India and China a while back and the knock-on effects it has in society there. In China, it means men are buying brides from countries like Vietnam, in India the high numbers of unmarried men may have led to a rise in 'Eve- teasing ' ie sexual harassment and assault, and bride-kidnapping. I can't find the article now but this covers similar ground. It's pretty bleak reading

 
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But yet we're the bad guys for not wanting people to unnecessarily go through stuff like this
The surgeons performing these surgeries should be ashamed of themselves.
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An American newspaper (I can't remember which one might have been Washington post?) did a big piece on 'missing women' in India and China a while back and the knock-on effects it has in society there. In China, it means men are buying brides from countries like Vietnam, in India the high numbers of unmarried men may have led to a rise in 'Eve- teasing ' ie sexual harassment and assault, and bride-kidnapping. I can't find the article now but this covers similar ground. It's pretty bleak reading

I also remember seeing this.

 
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I also watched a documentary about women being forced into abortions. One woman explaining that her husband would divorce her is she did give birth to a female child. A lot of these women in the villages are unable to read, are trapped at home and completely dependent on their partners.
 
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I also watched a documentary about women being forced into abortions. One woman explaining that her husband would divorce her is she did give birth to a female child. A lot of these women in the villages are unable to read, are trapped at home and completely dependent on their partners.
Those poor women, the actual brutal reality of being a woman for some and those pathetic tossers think being a woman is just a costume they can put on.
 
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I also watched a documentary about women being forced into abortions. One woman explaining that her husband would divorce her is she did give birth to a female child. A lot of these women in the villages are unable to read, are trapped at home and completely dependent on their partners.
It still happens if they move here. Some elderly ladies have been here years and can’t speak a word of English. I worked with a girl who had run away from home to avoid an arranged marriage.
It’s so sad for them all
 
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I was very disappointed at Dara O'Briain - he's a physiicist, FFS! And always came across as very intelligent to me, but he either believes it (he doesn't) and is therefore stupid, or he doesn't believe it (of course he doesn't believe it) but is too greedy and self-interested to care about anything except his bank balance.

Robin Ince is, IMO, a creepy little fecker in every respect and his adoration at the altar of trans doesn't surprise me at all. I just hope that Brian Cox doesn't share his views because my cold, hard heart would shatter into - well, possibly two pieces.
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I love this gynaecologist! I have never met him, yet I would lay down my life for him.

nd he is obviously very good at his job because he does not give a merde about anyone's opinion, and knows he will retain his patients.
Brian’s husband, Gia is openly GC and has spoken about falling out with Robin.
 
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It still happens if they move here. Some elderly ladies have been here years and can’t speak a word of English. I worked with a girl who had run away from home to avoid an arranged marriage.
It’s so sad for them all
I work with a lady who had an arranged marriage. Thankfully it’s turned out well. However she knows others who aren’t so happy.
 
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I did a search and her twitter and substance are very GC. She’s a 6ft American who sounds like a total badass. She could lose Robin Ince under her shoe. Well done Brian, well done.
 
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