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Saying "sus" unironically.
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It's all about power and attention whoring (and mental illness.) They live for the opportunity to be able to get worked up about being "abused" via misgendering or at least for the chance to correct someone and pressure them to going along with their bullshit.I don't even understand why people need others to know their pronouns so badly if they're almost never used when the person is present. How would they ever know? It's like, "I told all my friends how much of an annoying asshole you are behind your back, but at least I gendered you correctly when I did it".
This sounds like something a catamite would say.Mostly a term used here, but calling gay people “sodomites”
Just say faggot, you tryhard autistic mouth breather. Sodomite(s) sounds like you’re parodying the fatshit con artist Bible beaters you’re trying to emulate, it’s cringe as hell.
Cisgender is often used more than anything to maliciously describe someone that doesn't fit in the agenda. "Look! He's not mentally ill like the rest of us!""Cisgender"
For the sake of god, it was called back then "being normal"
They call you that then act like a bitch if you "deadname" them."Cisgender"
For the sake of god, it was called back then "being normal"
I always find it funny how these sort of people are crying because of "discrimination" when they do that same bullshit, being called like that is a good exampleCisgender is often used more than anything to maliciously describe someone that doesn't fit in the agenda. "Look! He's not mentally ill like the rest of us!"
Case in point: Being called a "cis white male."
That's why it is a slur, because it's mostly used as an insult.Cisgender is often used more than anything to maliciously describe someone that doesn't fit in the agenda. "Look! He's not mentally ill like the rest of us!"
Case in point: Being called a "cis white male."
Aw dammit, I'm guilty of this. I just think it's funny, like implying whatever thing you just said is not only a phrase that's used commonly (when it usually isn't) but that it's somehow a corporate name or brand. I also kind of use it to indicate that something has a specific je ne sais quoi, like, if I said "today's a Depression Day™" or whatever it'd be indicating that it's "one of those days," (One Of Those Days™.) Like you don't have to state what "One of those days" entails, the other party just gets it. The ™ is kind of like a shorthand for that.People adding (TM) onto the end of things for reasons I cannot explain.
Usually done by "alt" girls who can't survive with out social media.
Not sure what a good example is, they will post something like:
"Having a badfeels(TM) day gamers.![]()
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It is insanely retarded and I do not understand at all.
For me it's the fact that they can't even stick to the script. I would actually respect them a little more if they were mentally ill and felt more comfortable as another sex. But the majority of these "oppressed" pieces of shit can't stick to a gender for more than a week without switching it up again. If you're going from gender-fluid to non-binary to man to gender-queer in the span of a month, it says to me it really isn't that important to you.But no, people also make the pronoun jokes because many have learned that if someone has them in their bio there's an extremely good chance that they're insufferable (and often malicious) retards, and if the pronouns are in tandem with various hashtags or (especially) flags then it's all but certain that your assumptions about them are going be proven correct.