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Topic	In dating terms, when should a transgender person reveal that
viewmaster_pi 12/17/19 12:12:10 PM #171:	Eviora posted... If it's so common, why are you so afraid to tell people? Because cis women would obviously be offended, I can't believe I'm getting into this same bad-faith strawman, yet again. Instead of saying this is my burden as a cis man, maybe it's actually a romantic burden for the trans person? You know, the one with the decidedly nontraditional gender expression that isn't compatible with like 99% of the cis population? I have no obligations, nothing to hide, nothing that I've changed, no certain way I once was, but am no longer. The burden in these situations simply does not fall onto me. I am not the one who's different. --- - Sent from my DynaTAC 8000X <cite>viewmaster_pi posted [p:931708765] in In dating ... [t:78254452]...</cite> <quote>Eviora posted... </cite> <quote>If it's so common, why are you so afraid to tell people?</quote>Because cis women would obviously be offended, I can't believe I'm getting into this same bad-faith strawman, yet again. Instead of saying this is my burden as a cis man, maybe it's actually a romantic burden for the trans person? You know, the one with the decidedly nontraditional gender expression that isn't compatible with like 99% of the cis population? I have no obligations, nothing to hide, nothing that I've changed, no certain way I once was, but am no longer. The burden in these situations simply does not fall onto me. I am not the one who's different. --- - Sent from my DynaTAC 8000X</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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