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Don't forget Mr. SlaveMr. Garrison in South Park was probably a more informative portrayal of trans people.
To get a little personal I didn't recognize how I felt about my gender until I was well into high school and I didn't come out about it until my senior year. The main thing that really bothered me was that I was working in theater and had recently started jazz dance, and it was around this time I started to actually grow in height and muscle mass. I was really bothered by it and kinda felt disgusting mots of the time. I've had issues since then dealing with my body. A lot of the BS on tumblr is actually really offensive because it's similar to the "Homosexuals choose to be gay" stuff. It's basically saying you choose to be looked down on and oppressed (though it's not as bad as it used to be). It's like ADF saying he's transblack and is being discriminated against because of his race (though not exactly. It's not the best comparison but I think it's the closest one to be understood).
Don't forget Mr. Slave
What's really disgusting is that people like Sophia (the author of this shitshow) glom onto terms like "truscum," which are used to insult and demean people who insist that, in order to be transgender, you should probably experience some kind of body/gender dysphoria that makes you want to be another gender (because if you don't feel that discomfort and unhappiness, why change genders in the first place?). To give Sophia credit, she's genuinely transgender, but most of the people who hurl abuse and vitriol at "truscum" are bratty teenagers who are totally fine with their vaginas/penises and don't want to do any transitioning of any kind, but also demand to be referred to as "glitterself" or "foxself."
Many online communities, bronies and furries in particular, have poisoned themselves by being far too accepting of anyone who wants to join. Imagine if homosexuals acted the same way. Oh, you're metrosexual? Welcome aboard! Who are we to police your identity? Oh, you feel marginalized for your attraction to young boys? We feel your pain! Join the movement! Oh, you're gay and you get a hard-on for catching and spreading AIDS? That's okay, we don't judge, join the party!
Or the attempt to make "gay" into an umbrella term for anybody who isn't strictly heterosexual... meaning I could theoretically be "gay" even though I'm a woman married to a man. Words don't have to mean stuff! Postmodernism!!~~~I absolutely hate to burst your bubble but literally all of those things are happening and the gay community is being expected to open up to all the other kinds of "queer" in the world. Like queerplatonic, where you have a very bestest friend (no homo). Or "demisexual", where you only wanna bang people you know well. I can practically feel the gay rights movement being thrown into reverse when I venture into the ballpit.
I absolutely hate to burst your bubble but literally all of those things are happening and the gay community is being expected to open up to all the other kinds of "queer" in the world. Like queerplatonic, where you have a very bestest friend (no homo). Or "demisexual", where you only wanna bang people you know well. I can practically feel the gay rights movement being thrown into reverse when I venture into the ballpit.
Ah yes... Girlfags and guydykes. Not even lying those are things that people are claiming to be.Or the attempt to make "gay" into an umbrella term for anybody who isn't strictly heterosexual... meaning I could theoretically be "gay" even though I'm a woman married to a man. Words don't have to mean stuff! Postmodernism!!~~~
There are also tons of straight girls calling themselves gay men because they're tomboys. I'm not even making this up.
what kind of doctor would put an 11 year old on testosterone blockers?![]()
There's Laverne Cox, for starters. She's pretty cool.Off the top of my head I can't think of any prominent members of the transgendered community that I could admire or even like.
There's Laverne Cox, for starters. She's pretty cool.
So they're gaybians?Ah yes... Girlfags and guydykes. Not even lying those are things that people are claiming to be.
Ah yes... Girlfags and guydykes. Not even lying those are things that people are claiming to be.
Well anyway, now that I have found my own personal gender identity, I feel like I should just get on with my life. We can’t force anyone else to see us as we see ourselves unfortunately.
I am thinking maybe my gender identity “thing” is connected with female Asperger’s Syndrome which is completely different from male Asperger’s so don’t expect me to recite PI to 100 decimal places. I have read up about Asperger’s in women and so much seems to fit like a glove. Although nobody will believe that I have Asperger’s because I am so high-functioning. But look at the length of this rant about my gender!
i swear if someone uses "manbian" seriously i will be so pissed offSo they're gaybians?
Dee Palmer is pretty cool and did some great work with Jethro Tull. Rae Spoon is another great musician who just happens to be trans. Beyond that I'm really in the same boat for the most part, doesn't mean I'm unwilling to befriend anyone who is trans though.Off the top of my head I can't think of any prominent members of the transgendered community that I could admire or even like.
In my spare time I'm involved with a youth theatre group and the number of "bisexuals" is exponentially higher than the number of people who've slept with or dated a member of the same sex. All that's changed is that now we're also getting a lot of "asexuals" and "pansexuals."I thought we, as a society, had finally moved past the Fake Bisexual craze.
... And onto the Fake Made-Up Sexuality craze, as we are experiencing it now.
How disappointing.
This comic immediately reminded me of Calvin and Hobbes because of the vocabulary.
Without sperging about how awesome Calvin and Hobbes was, the major difference is that for all his eloquence, Calvin was often wrong.
Well, the author is taking sides and actively tries to portray the main character as "right"
B-but it doesn't explain trans concepts to adults. Demonising people for not instantly being on the same page as you with regards to a subject that's unfamiliar to most people is of no value whatsoever. Nor is spewing a bunch of bizarre terms that no one uses outside of university or Tumblr. If you want to explain trans concepts, just fucking explain them. Show people your point of view, appreciate theirs and keep things simple.And yet the trans people who were praising it said it's primary benefit was in explaining trans concepts to adults. Notwithstanding the fact that 99.99% of preteens don't give serious thought to this shit.