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Topic	Do you consider Trans Women real Women?
not__shawn__z 01/10/18 4:53:57 PM #36:	KazumaKiryu posted... not__shawn__z posted... Waluigi7 posted... You're right, it isn't inherently disrespectful. But when somebody insists that you refer to them using 'she' instead of 'he' and you intentionally refer to them as 'he', then that is being disrespectful. No. Again, I can insist you call me The Rock. If you call me The Rock, great. I cannot, regardless of my insistence, expect you to call me The Rock. I cannot take that as disrespect. Because I am not The Rock If xhey respected you, xhi would call you The Rock as you wished. Absolutely not. That is your subjective thinking. No reasonable and normal person would start referring to you as whatever you wanted to be referred to. And just because they don't want to, does not mean they respect you any less. I cannot expect my boss, who respects me, to be cool with referring to me as His Majesty. It wouldn't be reasonable, and him not complying cannot be logically considered as an act of disrespect <cite>not__shawn__z posted [p:893786812] in Do you con... [t:76187127]...</cite> <quote><cite>KazumaKiryu posted...</cite> <quote><cite>not__shawn__z posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Waluigi7 posted...</cite> <quote>You're right, it isn't inherently disrespectful. But when somebody insists that you refer to them using 'she' instead of 'he' and you intentionally refer to them as 'he', then that is being disrespectful.</quote> No. Again, I can insist you call me The Rock. If you call me The Rock, great. I cannot, regardless of my insistence, expect you to call me The Rock. I cannot take that as disrespect. Because I am not The Rock</quote> If xhey respected you, xhi would call you The Rock as you wished.</quote> Absolutely not. That is your subjective thinking. No reasonable and normal person would start referring to you as whatever you wanted to be referred to. And just because they don't want to, does not mean they respect you any less. I cannot expect my boss, who respects me, to be cool with referring to me as His Majesty. It wouldn't be reasonable, and him not complying cannot be logically considered as an act of disrespect</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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