Scarlett O' Hara
VIP Member
He is repellent, grotesque and repulsive.

\
\
Jesus fucking wept. Nope. That's just too far now. He really is shook in the head.
Wasn't that how it used to be with the likes of Boy George, David Bowie, etc, men just being at the time a tad outrageous, dressing differently, they were accepted, people didn't bother, they didn't feel the need to have a pro noun, dress in bondage, shout about their sexuality, unlike the lot today who just can't get on with life without stamping their feet wanting the majority to change for them.Ok….. 99% of men never change their title
I personally can’t think of the last situation I was in where someone would need to refer to me as Miss or Mrs. If they did I would tell them to call me by my first name.
I am aware that sex is biological and gender is a social construct. That’s why people like Sam parading around in nipple tassles and calling himself non-binary is regressive. Men can be MEN and still wear whatever they want and act however they want. They’re still blokes and that’s absolutely fine!
Totally agree. Sam is just cosplaying as a sexy person without actually knowing what a sexy person isHe is NOT sexy
Attention seeker. Tbh I don't like it when women dress like this either
Looool except that isn’t a change in speech pattern is it? Calling a bloke they/them is against conventional English grammar norms.This is the thing, even if you do have the intention of calling someone by the surname they’ve asked, it’s so easy to revert back to what you previously knew/referred to them as.
Cheryl Tweedy asked to be called Cheryl Cole a few years ago, and once most people got used to it, she then said she was divorcing and starting going by just Cheryl again…
it’s unrealistic to 1). expect everyone to know what surname you go by, and 2). get everyone to change their speech patterns and expect them to have that split second initiative all the time where they ‘correct’ themselves.
View attachment 1981496
More and more people are so desperate to control the narrative, they’ll pay the DM to moderate the comments on their stories and only allow positive ones to be printed.The comments on the Mail article about this are being so heavily moderated only ONE has been allowed through. I tried leaving one saying I thought it was rather disturbing his friends using that kind of language no matter the situation but it hasn't been published. I am notcing more and more articles on the Mail site are being very heavily moderated when it comes to the comment sections. In one way this is good as people on there are often unreasonable vile and trolling but it's getting to the point they may as well axe comment sections entirely because not even measured responses are being allowed now.