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Topic	Okay for real why are so many people still transphobes
Yellow 07/06/22 4:45:45 AM #36:	SKARDAVNELNATE posted... Twitter has rules about using the wrong pronoun to refer to someone. Canada passed a law about using the wrong pronoun to refer to someone. There are videos of trasns people getting upset about being referred to with the wrong pronoun. I can't begin to fathom why it matters let alone when so maybe a trans person should explain it. I just think it would be helpful if there was some agreement of what aspect of a person pronouns reffer to. Sadly those are vastly outweighed by the negative treatment trans people get. If our biggest problem is that they are too well protected... that's a very optimistic problem to have. Instead, I'm worried about moving somewhere else in case the government passes a bill legislating that trans acceptance is the equivalentt of child abuse. These next 30 years are going to slide downhill in that regard, fast. My best friend irl is trans and well she doesn't really explain why. I'm not trans so I don't know why. It just hurts being rejected and dogpiled by people without a good reason who just don't have a good grasp on the situation. --- why am I even here <cite>Yellow posted [p:966372688] in Okay for r... [t:80084135]...</cite> <quote>SKARDAVNELNATE posted... </cite> <quote>Twitter has rules about using the wrong pronoun to refer to someone. Canada passed a law about using the wrong pronoun to refer to someone. There are videos of trasns people getting upset about being referred to with the wrong pronoun. I can't begin to fathom why it matters let alone when so maybe a trans person should explain it. I just think it would be helpful if there was some agreement of what aspect of a person pronouns reffer to.</quote>Sadly those are vastly outweighed by the negative treatment trans people get. If our biggest problem is that they are too well protected... that's a very optimistic problem to have. Instead, I'm worried about moving somewhere else in case the government passes a bill legislating that trans acceptance is the equivalentt of child abuse. These next 30 years are going to slide downhill in that regard, fast. My best friend irl is trans and well she doesn't really explain why. I'm not trans so I don't know why. It just hurts being rejected and dogpiled by people without a good reason who just don't have a good grasp on the situation. --- why am I even here</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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