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The last thing I want is to be mistaken for a conservative just because of my views on transgenderism.
I dislike the trans community because of everything they’re doing to erase women’s rights.
Conservatives don’t like them because they’re just hateful people in general.
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"pink is for girls blue is for boys" all over again 😭💔 transgenderism will always be regressive
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Sometimes I’m surprised by just how surprised trans-identifying people and their allies are about the pushback.
You’re asking people to accept that you are the opposite sex, often when they can plainly see otherwise. You expect everyone, regardless of their beliefs, backgrounds, religions, cultures or understanding of biology, to affirm your beliefs you have about yourself.
And when they can’t honestly agree, you won’t let it slide. You want institutions, workplaces and schools to enforce that agreement, right down to ordinary public interactions. People who object are labelled hateful, with demands that they face consequences at work or even legal penalties.
Then you seem bewildered by the resistance.
You’re demanding that people speak as though they agree with you about the nature of sex and gender, how society should organise itself around those beliefs, and even the best way to treat dysphoria. The same views. Even when it means it forces people to lie to you. Everyone must use the same language. Everyone in lockstep.
How do you not recognise how authoritarian that demand is?
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i’m glad i woke up and realized how misogynistic trans ideology is and how it’s just setting us back into gendered stereotypes. girls can be masculine boys can be feminine.. but you just hate woman if you think any male can suddenly identify as female and enter female spaces
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A woman is an adult human female.
No, you're not a woman bc you like makeup and dresses.
No, you're not a woman bc you're on estrogen.
No, you're not a woman bc u "feel like one"
Women are biologically female, and you can never change your biological sex. That's just truth 😌✨
I don’t feel like a woman.
Which is perfectly okay, because woman isn’t a feeling and I’m much more than my genitals anyway.
In one of my art classes a TIF said that she uses blue in her artwork to represent her transition to male.
How have we regressed so much that we’ve gone back to believing that blue is a boys color and pink is a girls color?
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Many leftists still defend the trans/gender agenda not because they sincerely believe in it, but because they are too proud to admit they are wrong and are ashamed to confess that they fell for crap that actually harms women and feminism.
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Because a certain kind of man believes that not getting everything he wants from women is oppression. This applies both to incels and to the type of trans-identified man who insists that speech, laws and physical spaces should be reconfigured around his self-image.
Having autism makes making friends extremely difficult.
Living in a world that hates women and feminists makes it even worse.
I’d love to make friends so if we have similar gender critical beliefs please feel free to dm me.
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JK Rowling has donated millions of dollars to women, children and rape victims yet you all think she’s a greedy evil hag because she doesn’t believe men should be in women’s restrooms.
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Because heterosexuality is more common than homosexuality. Of course, acknowledging that would require you to acknowledge that “trans lesbians” are actually heterosexual men preying on actual lesbians, so I guess you’ll just have to keep on wondering.
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Males already have all the rights they want. What you want is the privilege over women, you want your feelings to be more important than women's comfort, and this is NOT the right that anyone should have.
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When a man tells me that he has the same "gender identity" as myself and other women, he's making a claim about all women, not just himself.
I think it's reasonable to ask what he means by that claim, what we supposedly have in common, and how they've established that we share it.
Everyone has the authority to describe their own internal experience. Every man does not have the same authority to define mine or any other woman's experience.
I'm willing to consider their explanation, but I'm not obliged to accept a shared identity that hasn't been defined or demonstrated.
And if you refuse to explain the claim while insisting that I affirm it, I have reasonable grounds to believe you're not engaging in good faith.